Part 3 - Human Centipede 2

Starting this review has made me realise I don't think I ever reviewed the first Human Centipede... Whoops. But yes, onto Human Centipede, the second one though, my friend had seen this before, I had not, but out of all the films on Netflix, it was probably the most 'disturbing' horror films, along with the third one, so we thought, why not.

'Inspired by the fictional Dr. Heiter, disturbed loner Martin dreams of creating a 12-person centipede and sets out to realize his sick fantasy.' If you google 'disturbing films', these films will come up, so I thought I might be in for something shocking. The first one didn't really do anything for me, I didn't really see the point of it and I didn't find it disturbing. This one is pretty much the same... I didn't really see the point of it, and it was really disturbing - but, but, I will say that they are a little bit entertaining, like a little bit. It kills an evening.

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In all fairness, I thought the concept was clever, actually very clever. The whole idea that Martin watched the first one, and became obsessed with it and that's the story of the second one. I actually liked that a lot, like a weird version of Inception really. A film within a film in a way. About mouths and anus' being fixed together.
Now, here is where you start thinking I am a bit weird...I did not mind this movie at all. Me and my friend watched these as they are always listed on 'the most disturbing movies ever made' or very similar to those lists, and we like to try and disturb ourselves by the sounds of it. But, this film did not do anything of the sort, it's quite a fun little film actually, it's fairly entertaining. And that is something I bet you had never thought you'd hear anyone saying..

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It is a ridiculous film though, if nothing else, it is ridiculous. I mean it is 12 people, tied down on a floor of a garage, (and no one uses the garage in the entire film..), one being a pregnant woman, who goes into labour at one point and runs across the room, leaking. That is one part of this film.
Another part is when Martin's mum goes into his room in the middle of the night and stabs his bed, thinking its him...spoiler alert, it isn't him. He comes in and finds her stabbing his bed. Just a wee bit awkward. These are only a few of the absolutely ridiculous, ridiculous scenes in this whole movie. There are plently more, but that takes out all of the fun of you watching it all.

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I think this counts as disturbing, I think, I didn't personally find it disturbing but my mum hates these films and she is less desensitised to them than me, so we shall go with that. Some would find these disturbing, the concept is weird and is pretty grim, but it just did not effect me. I found it entertaining as a whole, wasn't too keen on it being all in black and white, but overall, it killed an hour or two and I don't regret it.