#the human centipede 3 (final sequence)

[haveyouseenthismovie-poll]

[the-acid-pear]

you know i know its easy to say for a guy with disorders like me but i really appreciate we were speaking about centipedes and now we're lying about diabetes i'm really really at home right now like im watching the hit movie the human centipede (first sequence) (2009) where the iconic antagonist doctor josef heiter tells the two cops that had come to his house to investigate the mmissing people case, people now turned into the titular centipede, and he tries to knock them out with a syringe but he fails because he's a little nervous and even more excited so he drops it and the cop sees it and he has to say on the spot that it was for his diabetes and then freaks the fuck out because he cant mask to save his life. Obviously there's no chance this is on purpose it'd be fucking insane if it was but its a nice coincidence :)

[splatteronmywalls]

[haveyouseenthishorrormovie]

Stats from Movies 201-300

Top 10 Movies - Highest Number of Votes

Return of the Living Dead had the most votes with 1763 votes.

The 10 Most Watched Films by Percentage

The Shining was the most watched film with 78.96% of voters saying they had seen it.

The 10 Least Watched Films by Percentage

The Human Centipede was the least watched film with 74.6% of voters saying they hadn't seen it.

The 10 Most Known Films by Percentage

The Shining was the best known film with only 0.48% of voters saying they'd never heard of it.

The 10 Least Known Films by Percentage

Late Phases was the least known film with 86.64% of voters saying they'd never heard of it.

The movies part of the statistic count and their polls below the cut.

Detention (2019) Deep Freeze (2001) Five Nights at Freddy's (2023) The Boy (2016) Spree (2020) They Look Like People (2015) Proxy (2013) 28 Days Later (2002) Grave Encounters (2011) Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954)

The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (1920) Nosferatu (1922) The Toxic Avenger (1984) The Human Centipede (First Sequence) (2009) Tetsuo: The Iron Man (1989) Haunt (2019) Blood Quantum (2019) Videodrome (1983) Splinter (2008) The Last Days on Mars (2013)

Late Phases (2014) The Wolf of Snow Hollow (2020) Watcher (2022) The Blackening (2022) No One Will Save You (2023) The Sadness (2021) Sleepwalkers (1992) Mimic (1997) His House (2020) Get Out (2017)

Barbarian (2022) Bodies Bodies Bodies (2022) Men (2022) Phantasm (1979) The Belko Experiment (2016) The Purge (2013) The Strangers (2008) The Strangers: Prey at Night (2018) Overlord (2018) Sinister (2012)

Candyman (2021) The Shining (1980) Doctor Sleep (2019) The Stuff (1985) The Blob (1988) Signs (2002) The Visit (2015) The Fly (1958) Sleepaway Camp (1983) The Brood (1979)

Intruder (1989) The Evil Dead (1981) Evil Dead II (1987) Army of Darkness (1992) Evil Dead (2013) Evil Dead Rise (2023) Pontypool (2008) Final Destination (2000) Final Destination 2 (2003) Final Destination 3 (2006)

The Final Destination (2009) Final Destination 5 (2011) StageFright (1987) Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) Ju-on: The Grudge (2002) Centipede! (2004) Excision (2008) Return of the Living Dead (1985 Frankenhooker (1990)

Crash (1996) Orca (1977) Wish Upon (2017) Things (1989) Cooties (2014) Glorious (2022) Terrified (2017) Diabolique (1955) In My Skin (2002) Death Bed: The Bed That Eats (1977)

Funhouse (2019) Blood Rage (1987) Carnival of Souls (1962) The Curse of Frankenstein (1957) Horror of Dracula (1958) Bride of Frankenstein (1935) City of the Living Dead (1980) Piercing (2018) Spider Baby (1967) The Haunting (1963)

What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962) Malatesta's Carnival of Blood (1973) The Blob (1958) Tourist Trap (1979) Death Game (1977) Knock Knock (2015) Funny Games (1997) Funny Games (2007) The Company of Wolves (1984) The Stepford Wives (1975)

[crimeshowlover]

Looking for horror movie recommendations

As an avid horror movie fan I started running out of horror movies to watch and I really want some new ones to watch

NOTE: I am looking for a movie with a male killer preferably a slasher with a decent looking killer!

Seen and also like

Halloween (all movies but 3 and the remakes)

The boy (first movie only)

Scream (first 2 movies)

Friday the 13th (all movies expect first, fifth, ninth and x)

Freddy vs Jason

Nightmare on elm street (all movies but the remake)

House of wax (2005 version)

Black Christmas (original only)

The collector

The collection

Chucky Movies (all exepct remake)

American psycho

Hellraiser (all that start Doug Bradley)

Saw (all movies including the new one but excluding spiral)

Hannibal lector movie trilogy

The covenant 2006

Fresh 2020

Silent hill & sequel (unsure if I’ve seen the sequel)

Psycho (all movies but the remake)

Candyman (all movies but the newest one)

Phantom on the opera (1989 version)

The shining

Wolf creek

Wolf creek 2 (also seen and like the mini series)

My bloody Valentines 3D

No one lives

Slenderman movie

A cure for wellness

Split & glass

Bad Samaritan

The exorcist 3

The human centipede first sequence

The human centipede final sequence

The menu

The wicker man (original)

Five nights at Freddy’s movie (does this even count)

My soul to take

Buddy Hutchins

2:13

Magic 1978

The reaping

Spare parts 2020

Shiver 2012

Happy Death day 2U

The nightingale

Inkubus

Ravenous 1999

Daddy’s girl

The mummy 1959

The curse of Frankenstein

Cherry falls

Leprechaun (all movies but the ones without Warwick Davis)

I am Not a serial killer

Broken vows

Falling for you

Silent night deadly night (original)

[nationmckinleyscorset]

The time I'm writing this is 1:14 am and I have just finished the final movie in the most disturbing trilogy I've ever watched.

The human Centipede is one of my favourite topics because I like to figure out who watches it for enjoyment (because who the fuck do you think they are) and who treats it as an endurance test. I personally have only watched all 3 movies because after the second, despite vowing to never go near the movies again, I had to know just how much more twisted they could get (plus I like closure and can never leave a series alone once I've started it).

Perhaps the most disturbing part of the final sequence is that Tom Six (the director) included himself as a character in the movie, aside from the odd comment along the lines of this is so messed up, his character had a sick fascination with the whole thing. Are we really surprised? The man was inspired to make the series after thinking up the punishment for a criminal he had seen on TV. I find it worrying that, although Six has stated he has a very innocent soul and can't abide violence, he has thought out real world applications for his disgusting punishment.

Not to piss off any fans of the 3rd movie but I also despise the fact that the main character Bill was yelling so much that his character had no substance. I got that he was insane and had discriminatory ideals but had no reason to sympathise with his character (as in the 2nd movie where the man had been abused, not an excuse by any measure but at least some backstory and vulnerable moments rather than just screaming slurs at the top of your lungs and sexually assaulting the same woman repetitively).

You know the movie was twisted when, rather than coming away from it thinking "damn, that actually made me think about society" you go to Google and spend half an hour searching "what the fuck is wrong with Tom Six"

I do appreciate that Six has veered away from the severely graphic surgical scenes and extreme gore but think the racism, misogyny and various other disturbing, incorrect viewpoints were unnecessary.

We get it, you want to shock people, you've been doing it for years. In trying so hard to disturb people these movies are becoming predictable, besides the plot lines are becoming more obnoxious and the acting is becoming so over the top that it isn't believable.

Honestly Six needs to get over himself and stop taking pleasure in being labeled the sickest man on earth, the constant desire to shock audiences is becoming childish and because the same Storylines are being reused (for example starting each movie with a character inspired by the last movie) they're actually becoming less shocking, I could probably create a bingo card of things I expect to happen and they will. As a random example, "someone gets shot", "crazy person inspired by dodgy movie", "crazy person attempts acts committed in movie", "woman sexually abused", "barbed wire mentioned/used", the list goes on

[sharpth1ng]

random hc Ive been yhinking abt

Stu LOVES really shitty horror films, like he eats that shit up.

he probably looks at the cove poster and KNOWS its horrid and definitely shitty but hypes it up to Billy like its really good and “dude I promise, its sooo good like, you would really like it!!”

Billy doesn’t trust any of Stu’s recommendations because this man will hype up the worse movies.

Also Billy and stu would definitely like the human centipede, second sequence. Specifically the second one, but they certainly would have watched all 3

This is 100000% true. Stu loves camp.

Some other faves of his include the final destination series, troll 2, Jason x, and Birdemic. He’s also a massive fan of all the child’s play movies and def has a chucky doll that he moves around the house like it’s a fucking elf on the shelf.

In 2003 he forced Billy to go to the premier of Freddy vs Jason and Billy still hasn’t forgiven him for that.

And you KNOW he found a way to trick Billy into seeing Megan with him. Billy is traumatized. He will never trust again.

And also yeah they would have loved that early 2000’s torture porn era. These boys play Saw in their free time and Stu can’t let Billy forget that he has the same name as the godamn puppet.

Edit more:

Other fucked up post 96 movies they’re into:

-ichi the killer, Tokyo gore police, martyrs, the house that jack built, grotesque, the Poughkeepsie tapes, house of 1000 corpses

-Billy specifically also gets really into Robert Eggers, Ben Wheatley, and Ari Aster movies

[fizziepopangel]

The Human Centipede Trilogy (TW: mentions of gore, death, and SA)

The first sequence of The Human Centipede was released in 2010 with its second and third installments following closely behind in 2011 & 2015. Labelled as horror, slasher, and splatter, the writer and director of this trilogy (Tom Six) takes viewers on 3 separate journeys; each getting more disturbing than the last.... so much so that only the first movie was worth watching. And, yes, I did waste roughly 4 hours of my short little life watching all 3.

For anyone reading this who isn't familiar with the concept of The Human Centipede movies, the photos should give you an idea of the basic concept of the movies. This of course being that a string of people is surgically strung together mouth the ass, taking the phrase "eat shit" to a while new, sickening level.

Sequence 1: Believe it or not, the 2010 movie was actually good, and something I would and have recommended to those who think they can stomach it. This movie depicts a crazy German doctor kidnapping 3 tourists and sewing the strangers together to create one long digestive tract.... While the doctor's experiment works and he does end up with a functioning three-person centipede, his overall success ends with the tail end of the centipede unaliving himself and the front of the centipede dying from blood poising from the basement surgery (big surprise there, huh?), and the doctor himself being shot fatally by a police officer. While the doctor being unable to hurt anymore people was definitely a huge win, the two officers in his home also ended up being fatally wounded and leave the middle segment of the centipede alive, alone, and most likely on her way to a slow, painful death from dehydration, starvation, or eventually infection from being sewn to two different dead bodies. Despite the ending, overall, the movie was a solid, well shot piece of gore. If I were to rate the film, I would give it a solid 6.5 out of 10 and I wouldn't be opposed to sitting down to watch it again some time.

Sequence 2: A year after the original movie was released, the second sequence of the trilogy came into existence. This movie, while again written and directed by a mister Tom Six, followed a different storyline. As much as I went into this movie experience wanting to like it, there is very little to say about it that's actually good. This sequence actually takes place in a timeline in which the first movie was a movie that the main character (Martin) has an unhealthy obsession with. Martin, a man shy, mentally challenged little man suffering from abuse that had been ongoing since his childhood, falls in love with the idea of the human centipede and decides to study the film in order to make his own human centipede. I won't bore anyone with the details of each individual instance of Martin's crazed centipede extravaganza, but I will say that plot wise, the movie seemed lazily written, and I was sad to see that the movie was shot completely in black and white, which seemed to drown out most of the gore and splatter. On top of that, most deaths in the movie seemed to do little to advance the plot, only really done for the dramatics of it all... and the lazy writing in this sequence really used the "it was all just a dream" trope to wrap the movie up.... While the acting was decent, the style choices in this movie, the unnecessary deaths and crude behavior all seemed like a desperate effort to shock viewers into believing it was good horror because it was uncomfortably gross. Due to the poor stylistic choice and lack of a halfway decent plotline, this film ranks extremely low on my list of things to watch again , ranking at only a 2 out of 10.

Sequence 3: Although fully in color this time, this was arguably the worst thing I've sat through start to finish. After watching the first sequence and enduring the second, I felt obligated to watch the final sequence, and while I again started the movie with a bowl of ramen and an open mind, I quickly found that I would have a long hour and a half. Sequence 3 is centered around Bill Boss (played by the same actor who played the doctor in sequence 1), a cruel yet cowardly prison warden. Again, in this film universe, sequence 1 and 2 are bother purely fictional works pitched to Bill Boss by his accountant to rehabilitate the inmates, cut costs and crack down on prison violence. This leads to the idea that they may be able to make a human centipede with the 500 inmates within the prison walls to present to the governor when he visits the prison. When this experiment is completed, Bill proceeds to shoot and kill the prison doctor that helped them make their sick centipede and worm ideas a reality for being too excited to continue his work when he asks about the next round of surgeries without the knowledge that the entire thing had been shot down by the governor just moments before. His accountant suffers the same fate when the governor returns to the prison with a change of heart about the centipede idea being a permanent fixture in their facility, crediting Dwight (the accountant) for the idea. From SA to torture to murder over greed, to the 500 person centipede (and the caterpillar), there was nothing good within the near two hours I sat through it. It was stale, needlessly vulgar, and overall extremely upsetting to watch. After almost tapping out while watching the movie, I can say with full confidence that I will never be sitting through this again unless there is a hefty amount of cash on the line. there isn't a rating low enough to give this sequence an accurate rating.

Now, I know no one asked me to talk about this trilogy, but I had to. The movies were just too much to not talk about them. I thank everyone who read and enjoyed my late night ramblings on the movie, anyone who didn't can eat shit (see what I did there lol😂).

[airic-fenn]

You could tell me the plot of this song/music video was canon to the actual Human Centipede movie series and I wouldnt bat an eye. It makes perfect sense and the people who made the song are actually kind of clever for it.

Cause you have HC 1, which is the plot discussed in the song. They leave out that the german doctor tried this with three dogs first, then kidnaps 3 people after “Drei-Hund” inevitably died.

Then you have HC 2, which is about a guy who’s inspired after watching Human Centipede and decides to kidnap a bunch of people (including the actress who played the Final Girl ™️ in HC 1) to crudely attempt it himself with a stapler. Another key point in both movies was severing the tendons behind the victims knees so they couldnt stand up and were forced to crawl around. So… you can imagine how well that went with a guy who was very much not a doctor.

Then you have HC 3, which is about a prison warden ordering a mass punishment on all the inmates by doing the same thing as the other two, but this time at a scale of like. 500 people. And he decides this after being inspired by watching HC 2. The warden’s also a cannibal but idk how that comes into play cause I only watched the first two.

So obviously Red Flags comes next in the Sequence.

🎃 an ode to my horror mutuals 🎃

[ikramsarwar]

[thebloodbuddies]

The Human Centipede 3 (Final Sequence) [2015]

It's time for dessert! We're wrapping up our run of Human Centipede movies by watching the final sequence in all of its icky glory.

Check out this BRAND NEW episode!

[ianhoolihandeluxe]

Alright alright let me analyze this.

(content warning: some descriptions of the gore featured in these movies, meaning description of violence and passing mention of vomiting, feces, suicide)

In case anyone reading this is unaware, the movies' full names are: The Human Centipede: First Sequence, The Human Centipede 2: Full Sequence, and The Human Centipede 3: Final Sequence. I will be referring to them by their subtitles, because referring to them just by their numbers is going to confuse me, so please bear with me.

Now, if we ask ourselves how to emerge from the situation in the best way possible (i.e. not being centipeded at all or being centipeded for the least possible time and not enduring excessive trauma/pain), Final Sequence is immediately off the table - the implication in this post is that I'm someone at risk of being centipeded. And in the case of Final Sequence, that would mean I am an inmate* at George H. W. Bush State Prison under the care of Bill Boss, who, despite being a shortsighted (metaphorical) bigot with no goals other than being an obsessive patriot and bullying the prisoners, has numerous resources, weapons, and guards at his disposal. The guards sure as hell wouldn't defy him, and he'd 100% come up with some new sadistic torture method for any inmate who tried to do so. If he doesn't like you or doesn't want you around for some reason, he will at the very least probably kill you (read: Dwight). Not to mention, for the unlucky folks with a life sentence or death sentence, the Human Caterpillar, which I'm sure is an even more miserable experience to have.

* = Alternatively, Daisy. However, her predicament is quite miserable as well, and she's essentially forced to obey him just as much as the inmates are. Also, she ends up in the centipede anyways.

Basically, you can't fight Bill Boss.

So, no thank you, Final Sequence - being in that one would definitely end in a centipeding. This leaves First Sequence and Full Sequence.

First Sequence | ADVANTAGES

Josef Heiter alternates between very good and very bad decision-making in terms of intelligent human centipede creation. He probably wouldn't be too hard to trick into something that permits escape, especially if you're working as a team with your fellow centipede-ees.

He has a large house on a large property - good ground to run away and/or hide on.

There are neighbors within audible distance, so any screams will be heard.

He puts quite a bit of effort into his stylish mad scientist garb, which also makes it very hard for him to blend in anywhere looking like that. If he chased you anywhere populated, his look would scream "mad scientist with fishy things planned who we should stop". It also means you have more time to attempt escape while he gets changed into his lab coat.

If you have to escape and you're unlucky enough to already be in the centipede... a 3-person centipede is easier to put coordinated effort into moving somewhat quickly than the other options presented here (10 in Full Sequence, ~500 in Final Sequence).

Due to being an ex-surgeon, he at least knows somewhat what he's doing, so his centipede's medical survival rate is higher than Full Sequence's (side note: Katsuro committed suicide and does not count as a medical death - only Jenny's death is a direct result of the surgery).

Before being centipeded, the victims are rarely awake while they're captured, except when he's talking to them, meaning they have less time to stew unpleasantly in the anticipation.

If some problem arises before the operation, he won't hesitate to kill you (read: the truck driver being killed due to not being a match), inadvertently sparing you from the centipede.

He's certainly implied to be sadistic, but he's not stupid, so in the name of efficiency he won't keep anyone awake for the surgery or subject them to pain for the sake of pain (he threatened to pull Lindsay's teeth out and cut her knees without anesthesia, which was proven an empty threat later).

His surgery is rather neatly done, so if you survive, your scars wouldn't be too hard to hide. Crutches/a wheelchair and a face mask would hide the physical evidence of his crimes from others, if you so desired.

First Sequence | DISADVANTAGES

Josef Heiter has a sedation rifle, which he's proven himself to be more than capable of handling.

Said large house is also very confusing to those unfamiliar with it, with some "exits" that lead nowhere at all.

While his ground floor isn't, his basement is probably either soundproofed or too far away for sound to be heard, so the easy solution to the sound problem is simply to keep hostages in the basement.

The route between the basement and ground floor? Stairs. (Spiral stairs, to boot.) Not good if you're already in a centipede.

Due to his medical expertise, his centipede is one of the most secure ones, making it difficult to escape from.

First Sequence is entirely set in Germany, and while running and screaming for help is generally understood to be a universal human distress signal, communicating what exactly you need help with through the language barrier may be a struggle for English-speakers.

He never leaves the house with his victims awake and possibly capable of escape - he only leaves to abduct Katsuro while Jenny and Lindsay are sedated.

Full Sequence | ADVANTAGES

Martin Lomax, having no medical expertise, resorts to staples and duct tape as a means of keeping his human centipede together, which proves to be rather easy to break free of.

He is also obese and asthmatic, so running away from him would be fairly simple.

Larger team of people in the centipede (10 people, 12 if we count the two who didn't make it in) to work together with to escape = better odds of distracting and overpowering him to get away.

He centipedes his victims in a wide-open space that isn't locked, so escape would technically be fairly easy if you managed to get out of your duct-tape bindings.

Full Sequence is set in London, so there would be no language barrier for English-speakers. (It's worth noting that this dilemma is reversed for non-English-speakers, but I assume that everyone who's read this far can speak English just fine.)

He leaves his victims alone and unsupervised in the warehouse for hours to days on end while he's staying with his mother.

Full Sequence | DISADVANTAGES

Martin Lomax, having no medical expertise, inflicts a great amount of pain on his victims.

His medical ineptitude all-but-ensures they'd have died horribly drawn-out deaths of infection or what-have-you if he hadn't killed them first.

Even if you managed to survive being centipeded by him, the physical damage left by the amateur surgery would greatly reduce your quality of life (more so than Josef Heiter's) and produce gnarly injuries. Especially if you happen to be Ashlynn Yennie, who suffers the unlucky fate of having her tongue torn out with pliers and being force-fed.

The centipeding occurs in an abandoned warehouse with no neighbors, so any screams will hardly be heard.

The victims are awake and mostly conscious while he collects them all, and suffer through the lengthy anticipation time of fearing what he will do to them (at first, they don't know, and the horror is elevated when one victim realizes the fate in store for them and announces it out loud).

The survival rate for his centipede is 0%.

He doesn't purposefully kill his victims for any reason before he makes his centipede, only after the centipede splits apart. Unless he makes some mistake that ends up killing you by accident (read: killing Alan accidentally by cutting up his ass), you don't get the mercy of death instead of the centipede.

In total, First Sequence has 10 advantages to Full Sequence's 6, while both have 7 disadvantages.

In terms of emerging from the situation in the best way possible physically and (hopefully) psychologically, First Sequence wins.

However, if we go by the original question (which movie carries the highest chance of survival), answer switcheroo! Final Sequence is the undisputed best, as the centipede surgery is shown to be temporary and mostly reversible, with only circular scarring around the mouth and anus to be shown for it - the main downside is the sheer psychological misery of it, as you would be serving a prison sentence as part of a human centipede. But hey, you'd survive. (At least according to Human Centipede logic - ignore the bit about how having to subsist on a diet of feces would very much not be conducive to survival and any vomiting would likely cause you to suffocate on said vomit.)

TL;DR: For those looking for guaranteed survival, Final Sequence wins out. For those looking to be in and out of the centipede with as little fuss as possible as fast as possible and/or a hope at not being in the centipede at all, First Sequence is the best bet.

Thank you, OP, for giving me (a massive Human Centipede fan) the chance to write this thoroughly entertaining analysis.

...I just finished watching The Human Centipede 3..

What the fuck.

So now I just have to ask this,

Which movie would you have the highest survival chance in ? Or which movie do you think you could beat ? (Basically which one do you think you can come out of, safely and without major injuries)

[movieweb]

Dieter Laser Dies, The Human Centipede Star Was 78

Dieter Laser, the German actor who starred as Dr. Josef Heiter in The Human Centipede, has passed away at the age of 78.

https://movieweb.com/dieter-laser-dead-human-centipede-trilogy/

[roadsidegrave]

human centipede…? Isn’t it like…kinda boring beyond the disturbing parts?

If you think human centipede is boring then might I suggest human centipede 3 the final sequence which in addition to never having a dull moment is also a thrilling critique of the american prison system as well as the government and medical abuse

[strawberrygirldick]

Dr. Josef Heiter is the antagonist of the first film, The Human Centipede (First Sequence).

He was portrayed by the late actor Dieter Laser, who in 2015 played Bill Boss, in The Human Centipede 3 (Final Sequence).

Contents 1 Biography1.1 Background 1.2 The Human Centipede (First Sequence) 2 Behind the scenes 3 Trivia 4 Related 5 References

Biography

Background

Much of Josef Hei

Cool? Wh... Why is this in my ask box..?