The Human Centipede 3 (Final Sequence) (2015)

But the best movie of the trilogy. Also i really liked Dieter Lasers role.

I think this is the first time I write a review about a movie that I have not been able to watch until the end. I firmly believe, after seeing this film, that Tom Six should have some serious mental problem, and I am very sorry because I have never had anything against him personally. I sincerely hope that he will stop working at the movies and be very happy in any other profession.If "Human Centipede" and the sequel that was inexplicably made afterwards were very bad movies, this movie set the record. Again, there is no real script here but a context and a cause. The context is the prison world and the cause is the madness and insanity of the guards and prison director who decide to build the "centipede" with hundreds of prisoners whom they think should be punished more severely. The mistakes continue, that "medically accurate" crap is no longer convincing and is clearly being used with sarcasm and the characters are deeply void.Repeating what I wrote for the second movie, I've never been a fan of gore movies, despite being an admirer of horror movies. Blood and fluids do not scare me, and I honestly do not feel like watching a movie if I suspect it's going to make me throw up my lunch. If I tried watching this movie it was just to be aware of the extent of the crap I already knew he had. I really hope it's the end of the centipedes.

I must admit that I had some great reservations about sitting down to watch "The Human Centipede III: Final Sequence", especially since the first movie was mediocre and the second movie was even less entertaining than the first movie. So the third - and hopefully last - installment in the franchise didn't exactly have the cards dealt to it in its favor.The cast in "The Human Centipede III: Final Sequence" was of somewhat a mixed handful. It was so bizarre to see cast from the first two movies in the franchise return to the movie, but in different roles. That just made for some very confusing associations. And Dieter Laser had a very peculiar way of acting and performing which seems comical and so out of tune, which added a distracting element to the atmosphere of the movie. Much of the time it was like watching a spoiled child trying to lash out in frustration and anger. Actually, it was very disruptive to the rest of the movie, because it was hard to take him serious in the movie. And just how they got the likes of Eric Roberts and Robert LaSardo to show up in a movie such as this was just beyond me.At least the dialogue was very much in tune with the rest of the movie, being every bit as forced, ridiculous and weird. Most of it didn't really make much sense, and it didn't really help that most of it was delivered by a whacked out Dieter Laser. It should be said that there is some pretty hefty racial slurs, profane language and such being used in this movie, so do take that into consideration if you are easily offended by such foul language.The characters were entirely weird and offbeat, especially most of the inmates in the prison. I mean, their behavior was just so strange that it would happen only in the movies.There are some very graphic stuff taking place in the movie, and that might be upsetting to some viewers. But then again, going into watching a movie such as this, then you know what you are getting yourself into, of course. I am a seasoned horror and gore veteran, but even I was finding myself cringing at some of the scenes portrayed in this movie.Now, I don't really understand the idea or concept of putting the actual DVDs of the former two movies into this third movie. Sure, I get it that it was to present the idea that the events in this movie was based on the events taking place in those movies. But come on, that was just unfathomably cheesy, even for this franchise.It was clear already in the second movie that director and writer Tom Six should have stopped with the completion of the first movie, because it has been a steady decline down a steep hill since then. And "The Human Centipede III: Final Sequence" didn't prove to improve on the franchise in any particular way.This 2015 third installment into "The Human Centipede" franchise had a few moments of cringe-worthy visuals, but it was hardly a movie that stood apart from the previous two, and it didn't bring much of anything new to the franchise.I have seen it now, and color me unimpressed.

Unfortunately for me, I have not seen the first two movies. Therefore,I had no idea what this movie would be like. Nonetheless I was somewhat prepared (thanks to the title and the poster) for many gory disgusting scenes.Little did I know; this movie made me feel sick and bored at the same time. There was no plot whatsoever, the actors' roles were simply frustrating, and the only feeling that emerged at the end of the movie was anger (1,5 hours of my life wasted) and disgust (contemplating how twisted a man's mind can be depicting such "beautiful" ideas)..I searched for symbolic scenes and hidden meanings, through cheeky humour and absurdity, but unfortunately I was incapable of finding any.The only thing I managed to gain from this movie, was that I just stretched my patience's limits..