So has anyone here seen "The Human Centipede"?

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VonShigsy on 28 December 2010

dany612 said:

On the trailer on youtube some people talk about 2 girls and one cup. What is that? I only saw reactions o_0

It's a viral video with 2 girls shitting in a cup and then licking it like ice cream and vomiting on each other. You don't really want to see it.

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giannanananana on 28 December 2010

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I rented it from Red Box out of curiosity since I enjoy a good psychological horror movie.

I watched it once, then skimmed through it again for a second viewing opinion and yeah; the premise was ridiculous and what is presented as being a "viable" medical procedure (vital to the plot as a major portion of the film's shock value resides in the notion that a story like this is actually possible in real life) isn't for reasons already mentioned.

Infection due to contaminated operating room conditions, tissue rejection, blood loss, and the fact that the "grand" medical procedure basically only consisted of removing teeth (see blood loss) and grafting skin. Nothing was done to alter the digestive tracts of the patients, etc. And that's without even nit-picking which isn't even worth the effort.

I'd say offhand that the only value in watching it would be as a curiosity and/or for the "shock value" such films depend upon for viewership.

you want good psych horror without having to pay? invest some time in creepypasta. there is an unlimited expanse of it.. ya just gotta find the right stuff. n_n

wat is dis pwace

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Berstuck on 28 December 2010

I thought it was actually quite funny.

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megaman79 on 28 December 2010

TERRIBLE FILM

Now Inside and Martyrs will give you nightmares, they're both highly recommended.

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