![]() ![]() ![]() Later, he cuts out another prisoner’s testicles and hands them to a minion: “Bring these little motherfuckers to the cook. Boss waterboards a prisoner with boiling water (or, as he calls it, “ booooooooiiiillling waater!”). “Reverse hanging, Spanish boots, the good old rack … Poison spiders for prisoners with arachnophobia!”Īnd we actually get to see him do some of his stuff, or variations on it, at least. “I believe in bringing back medieval torture methods,” he snarls. Six’s oeuvre, but he is himself one torquemadastically sick fuck. “I told you this film would be shit, and it literally is shit!” Boss yells to Dwight, but don’t let that fool you he might not be a fan of Mr. When we first see him, he’s being made to watch Human Centipede 2 by his mousy, perpetually nervous assistant Dwight (Laurence Harvey, who was in the second film), a pudgy technocrat with a Hitler mustache. This time, the setting is a prison, run by a wide-eyed, bellowing cartoon-demon of a warden named Bill Boss (played by Dieter Laser, who played the demented visionary Doctor Heiter in the first film). Maybe it’s because it’s also the most ambitious - ambitious in a way that undermines the earlier films’ peculiarly chilly and disquieting world view, their … wait, integrity can’t possibly be the word I’m looking for, can it? Let me put it this way: I suspect that even those who consider themselves fans of the Human Centipede franchise will feel betrayed by this outing. ![]() Is that even possible? Apparently, it is. Human Centipede 3 is the worst of the lot. In case you were expecting director Tom Six’s sicko human-anus-to-mouth-stitching horror saga to suddenly become better, or at least tolerable, by its third installment, let me just shatter your dreams right now. ![]()
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