Reviews

I have seen the first film, I only watched it once. I was repulsed and horrified and it stuck with me for days. I didn't really know what to expect when I watched the first one. This one however, I had more insight into and the curiosity factor got the better of me finally after months of debating 'do i really want to watch this movie' and the sound of the mad doctor shouting 'feeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed her' going around and around in my head. This film however is nothing like the first one. Very depressing mood set from the start with a truly horrific theme to the background of the lead and why he turned out to be the repulsive sick man he did. Very well played by him and the woman who played his mother however - most believable and brought the film to life. The rest of the cast were neither here nor there and you didn't really care for them, in fact some of the individuals almost deserved their fate. The shock factor... Okay I watched the cut version. However I have read the bits that were cut out and its obvious in the film where they have been cut from. They wouldn't have brought anything to the film only another instance of where you would feel the need to cover your eyes or barf. There are a few instances of this towards the end of the film. Some of the instances are actually bordering on the ridiculous - i.e the woman who gives birth in the car or the scene where the mad man is blowing raspberries at the centipede in order to get them to defecate. The latter had me in stitches laughing and the lead subsequently is laughing too. Way over the top for me. After all his efforts he decides to shoot nearly every member of his centipede anyway and his lead - well what she did to him really had me in stitches. By the time you get to this point i think you have really seen it all, but then you are left with the notion that this was all really a sick man's fantasy. For the record reckon I think the whole film is.. Didn't leave me with the feelings the first film did, I think it may have lost it's shock factor already being done once before. Human Centipede 3 on its way and I really dread to think ...Would I recommend this film? Who to exactly? Give it a go if you have watched things like Saw etc it might 'make you harder..'

or maybe not.. not if you want to end up like some of these poor dudes in this film. Yeah the film isn't going to win an Oscar but its not bad at all. Good pace, not the worse acting by any means and a good story, plot and decent ending too! Without saying too much about the story its about a bunch of people going on the look out for some missing person and finding more than they hoped to. Keeps you watching. Not high school slasher horror but more in a drag me to hell sort of horror with a slight monster twist maybe classed as supernatural but not in a paranormal/exorcist way as I am not into them type of movies really anyway. Catch it. If you liked Drag Me To Hell or The Ruins you will like this.

Slow burning leading up to the point of the film follows a girl named Erica who spends her time never forming lasting relationships but sleeping around and living an existence. She meets a guy called Nate who has a true bonding with her and its not the sexual kind and he spends his time trying to form a relationship with her and look after her. Unfortunately for her a previous conquest comes back to bite her in the ass with terrible consequences for all those concerned. Gritty, grizzly and depressing movie that takes it's time to build up the whole point to the film but about half way into the movie it all clicks into place and you figure out the way it will end. Hard to watch in places but compelling and you want to know the way it will end. Not bad acting at all and to say its a low budget film it was really good. It was by no way a horror in the slasher sense of the word but really had a point to it. Like i say its a good film but it's certainly not hearts and flowers.

I had read a few of the reviews on here of this film before I decided to watch and being a small fan of Cheryl Ladd I thought I would give it a go. Cheryl Ladd shines in this film most definitely her best film I have seen her in to date or her best acted role anyways. Baby Grace in places is very cute and you cant help but feel sorry for Grace and her mum especially. So to review the film without giving too much away, it is slow paced but gives you a feeling of what's going on and why, time to bond with mummy and baby. Gory atmosphere to the film but not much in the ways of bloody gore but its grizzly and isn't pleasant in places to watch. Maybe a slightly cop out abrupt ending. Overall if you want a flick to pass the time and something that's going to sick in your mind afterwards then this is the one for you - just don't expect too much from it.

I was looking through these reviews last week contemplating whether or not I should see this movie again upon its 100 year anniversary 3D release. I was looking to see if anyone had reviewed yet, more on the film's re release in its 3D glory - sadly they hadn't so I though if i want to know if its worth the price tag I will have to go. Considering myself to be interested in the titanic - not enough to call myself a Titanorack mind - I have learnt a lot about that ship, whether it be on the t.v or in books. Curiosity got the better of me and I decided to don on the 3D glasses required and watch the movie. James Cameron is the king of 3D. 3D to me being pretty much a gimmick which i think only works with made for 3D films on the big screen only. Avatar is the perfect example of this. Although i didn't care for the film much the 3D is sensational. Made for 3D movies such as Avatar and Piranha etc I have enjoyed and found them effective. You can see a lot of effort has gone into the 3D for Titanic. Some of the scenes are magnificent. The lifeboats rowing away being the best 3D scene for me in the film. Was that worth the price of the ticket? I am very undecided. I love this film and have seen it numerous times and I am not sure 3D added anything extra to the film because it wasn't made for 3D it didn't have the same effect for me. I think for me it was a chance again to see the film of the big screen which I enjoyed again very much. One thing I did think about on seeing it in 3D yesterday was why on earth was Billy Zane in this film? He is more hammy than William Shatner in Star Trek and not in a good way. But where this film is concerned my heart will always go on ..so if you want to know if its worth going to see in 3D I would say if you are a massive fan or never seen it before yes, otherwise not..

This is the first time i have watched this movie and this movie has been out a long time. I loved The Fugitive and the whole Sam and Dr. Richard Kimble, cat and mouse. I was a little disappointed when i realised this was going to go down the same road but the plane crash was spectacular and kept me watching and wanting to see more. I am used to seeing Snipes as a villain so to see him as the running good guy didn't really cut it for me. Downey Junior didn't need to be on screen long before I figured it out he was the one that Sam needed to be after after all and he was actually the best character in this film. This disappointed me really though as if i could figure it out so quickly that he was the bad guy and believe me I am no miss Marple surely the great Deputy could have? But hey, all ends happily and Sam gets his man, unfortunately it does result in one of the regulars being a causality. Its worth an hour or two one Sunday afternoon when there is nothing else on but as for another film, thank goodness they realised Sam couldn't handle that.

I am not sure what to write, but i wanted to review this title. There are lots of reviews on here, quite mixed really, but I think put them all together and get an average and you probably get a true reflection of this film. Is it informative? Yes. Is it realistic? I don't know. In that i am not meaning from the teens point of view, what they get up to and how they are. I do believe you have both ends of the teen spectrum in this film and chat rooms have always frightened me, you don't know who on earth really you are talking to unless you know them personally. It's the crime that got to me. It just didn't seem realistic to me. Not the gore and violence and disturbing scenes. I suppose anyone who is capable of these types of crimes is capable of the scale of the mentioned. It just felt like it was missing substance. No investigation. No reasons. Nothing. You literally go from your worse nightmare from a parents perceptive to an even worse nightmare with nothing much in between and nothing afterwards. There are one or two not nice bits towards the end, but it just ends. Its a sad film all in all just wish there was more to it.

I don't know if it is really meant to fall in the B movie category, the 3d and imax suggests its not but to me it was. It felt like a straight to DVD type film thats shown on Sky midday, midweek. Saying that the film isn't awful. I enjoyed it considerably, kept me gripped and interested. Yes it was long and drawn out, seemed to go on forever really and they managed to go from a considerable amount of people to just one is a short space of time really. Not massively gory and no way does it fall into the horror category, seems very much like The Descent without the scary monsters. In fact due to their own safety or lack of it, they don't need the monsters to pick them off one by one they manage that all by themselves. The acting at times is just so wooden i honestly think i could have done better. So in other words its entertaining just don't expect too much..

First of all I have to say I love Justin Timberlake in films. He is such a better actor than singer. He is great in this. Loved him in Snake Moan and Social Network but he is great in this - almost the good guy, without giving too much away. Yeah the film starts off slow and by the time the deed that the whole film is based upon as stated in the summary happens, i almost lost interest and couldn't decide whether or not to continue with the film. But boy in that instance with that scene my interest was captivated and i was completely engrossed with the film. By the end of the film you will have warmed to two characters the most and when the unspeakable happens at the end it really pulls on your emotions and you feel absolutely gutted. I did. How well acted by these two characters one of which is the fore mentioned JT. It is one of them films that i really want to watch again. Well done to everyone involved in this, it certainly left me feeling like the film had touched me. I love that. I will say though that the language is dire. Don't get me wrong i am not in anyway prude - goodness i went to see The Inbetweeners movie - but i have never known how to get so many swear words into one sentence before!! :O)

My title is directed at the victim's family. Thats the impact this film has had on me. The way this has been acted out left me feeling nothing but sympathy for this poor girl's family. Beautifully acted by everyone. The babysitter especially is faultless and believable indeed and i cant think for one minute this would have been an easy role to undertake. You can kind of suss out after being introduced to the sitter what is the likely outcome and why. Such as shame as you can kind of understand why the sitter feels the way she does and the help that she requires. Thought provoking with every second thats played out on screen and i was completely gripped. A good watch even if the reality of it all leaves you kind of fearful.

Awful, dire, sick, disturbing, poorly acted are the main words i could use to describe this film. The only thing 'interesting' is waiting to see the human centipede and seeing how it ends. All the bits in between are neither here nor there. The girls acting is just shocking, so shocking they could easily star in a porno. The police at the end are just as bad. The scientist is the only one whose acting is believable, either that or he really is a nutty scientist. How on earth he manages to get the 'centipede' to last more than a day or two as he does in the film is beyond me as its completely medically impossible to keep people alive sewn together like that. Even i know that and am no medical student. There is nothing good about this film at all and if you want to see what the 'centipede' looks like and your going to watch this for the curiosity factor, just fast forward to that chapter, honest!

If you like 28 Days/Weeks later, chances are you going to like this. Very similar type of film, people becoming ill, going mad, killing other people, mass culling and incubation operation etc.. nothing new here really. The acting from Olyphant and Mitchell was great - but that was about it for great acting. If you like George A Romeo's style and ending to films you will love this. Anderson was too much over the top in a Eli Roth sort of manner to fit in with the better acting of Olyphant really. The atmosphere of the film was great though, you feel worried, intrigued and have a sense of urgency needed. Give it a go, its better than an average slasher flick thats for sure!