a b David Cox (19 August 2010). "The Human Centipede director shows why three into one will go". The Guardian . Retrieved 15 August 2011. During our time together he had tonic clonic seizures. Paranoid delusions. Auditory and visual hallucinations. He also attempted to strangle me. Non of which he remembers. He can't walk because of the neurological damage he's done because of the drinking. He had 30 empty whiskey bottles in his room because he can't walk down the stairs. He urinates into them. Because I felt we had a connection I dutyfully emptied them and tidied up his room. At this point I gave a shit. Ashley C. Williams ( Lindsay): Tom couldn’t really explain how we were actually connected because people might not wanna be a part of something like that. I think that’s how he got the movie financed. People didn’t really know how to ask how they were connected. They probably thought it was shoulder-to-shoulder.

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The story of the graphic novel will feature the events of the first film but it will display things that occurred before, and an epilogue that will shed light on the fate of the character Lindsay. [119] Future [ edit ] Tom Six: A lot of humor existed on the set, like poo humor and stuff like that. Those girls and Aki are such troopers. It was not very serious on set. Otherwise it would be a gruesome experience. The film was passed uncut by the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) and released with an 18 certificate, [67] receiving a limited run in the UK on 20 August 2010. [75] It was distributed by Bounty Films. [67] Home media [ edit ]UK Film release schedule, August 2010". Film Distributors Association. Film Distributors' Association Ltd . Retrieved 14 July 2010.

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a b Peter Bradshaw (19 August 2010). "The Human Centipede (First Sequence)". The Guardian . Retrieved 28 March 2011.Williams: When we finally got to the scenes when we had to be connected, you weren’t really thinking about the fact that you were naked. All you wanted to focus on was, “Oh my God, my mouth is stitched to somebody else’s ass, and I can’t move, and I have no idea what’s going on.”

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The Human Centipede (Final Sequence) was nominated for two Golden Raspberry Awards in the categories of "Worst Director" and "Worst Prequel, Remake, Rip-Off, or Sequel", respectively. [101] [102] It was also named the second worst movie of 2015 by Entertainment Weekly and The A.V. Club. [103] [104] In 2016, a compilation film of the entire trilogy titled The Human Centipede (Complete Sequence): The Movie Centipede was released, running a total of 275 minutes. [105] [106] Parodies [ edit ] Jeannette Catsoulis (30 April 2010). "Movie Review – The Human Centipede". The New York Times . Retrieved 6 May 2010. Miska, Brad (19 May 2019). "Future 'Human Centipede' Sequel Could Involve Aliens, Says Tom Six!". Bloody Disgusting . Retrieved 31 August 2019. First, have you seen The Human Centipede (First Sequence), or The Full Sequence, or The Final Sequence? It may not be necessary to see the movie(s), but it gives you a better feel for just how bad things are going to get, and just how bad that 'we had curry for dinner' joke really is! (South Park spoofed it pretty disgustingly). I'm only kidding - Adam has re-imagined yet another *[beloved] classic, and made The **[in]Human Santapede into what is sure to be one of my favorite things for many upcoming holiday seasons! The Human Centipede contains relatively few gory images; little of the surgical procedure is depicted directly, [52] no excrement is shown on screen, [53] and according to Kim Newman in Empire, it is "never quite as outrageous as it threatens to be." [54] Six stated that he wanted the film to be as authentic as possible [55] and claimed to have consulted a Dutch surgeon during the creation and filming process, [7] resulting in the film being "100% medically accurate." [56] Six said that the surgeon initially wanted nothing to do with his film, as he felt Six was "crazy" and the idea had "nothing to do with medical science." However, the surgeon changed his mind and decided that he liked the idea, and so came up with a method of creating a human centipede. [57] Six has claimed that the central and rear members of the centipede could survive for years by supplementing their diet with an IV drip. [11] The special effects team was led by Rob and Erik Hillenbrink, father and son. [9] They designed the final composition of the centipede from sketches provided by the consulting surgeon. [58] The actors who made up the centipede wore hardened underwear, compared by Yennie to shorts, [59] which had a rubber grip for the actors to wear, and for the actor behind to bite, creating the illusion of the mouth-to-anus connection. [15] Six kept secret how the centipede would be formed as long as possible, and Yennie claimed that even her make-up artist did not know, asking Yennie what kind of "suit" the actors would be wearing. [12]

Berge Garabedian. (22 October 2009). "Sitges 09 Interview – Tom Six/Human Centipede". JoBlo.com. JoBlo Media Inc. Event occurs at 2:40–2:50. Retrieved 13 November 2009.