Human Centipede III: Final Sequence
Diretto da Tom Six
Bill Boss, il folle e violento direttore di un carcere americano, e Dwight Butler, il suo contabile, hanno appena finito di vedere il dvd del film The Human Centipede 2 (Full Sequence). Mentre Dwight e Daisy, la giovane segretaria di Bill, affermano di aver apprezzato il film, il direttore dice di esserne stato disgustato. Subito dopo vengono a sapere che un detenuto ha assalito e ferito un secondino e, come punizione, Bill gli frattura in braccio; il direttore vuole ottenere a tutti i costi rispetto da parte dei detenuti ed è convinto che il sistema migliore sia minacciarli e terrorizzarli con violenze e torture.
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- Daniel Gustavsson11 ottobre 2024I think people just doesn't get this movie. For me, this was the best of the trilogy. Why? Because it is the most clever of them all. The first was just an overhyped "OK" movie, and the second one was pretty bad. They both had a serious tone, yet it always seemed the director was messing with everybody with those ridiculous taglines etc. And here we finally go full circle in this franchise. All seriousness is stripped away and it's just a full out onslaught of cheesyness, jabs at critics, jabs at the franchise itself, jabs at fans, jabs at the actors (the main actors here are the same as in the previous two movies but as other characters) and the result is just downright hilarious. Dieter Laser is very good and very funny here. For some good measure we also have some porn acting (I mean one of the main characters is actually a porn star). And now add the grossness from the first two films and multiply it by two and shove that into the film. The result is pretty spectacular. The movie is much more gross than the previous ones and yet you find yourself laughing out loud instead of being repulsed most of the time. It's very effective and entertaining and I actually wish the entire franchise would have been like this instead. The plots banality has also been cranked to eleven in this and is as over the top as the rest of the movie. It fits really well. Bottom line is that this movie never takes itself (or anything really) seriously, and that's what makes this a rather excellent closer to an otherwise mediocre franchise.
- ርልዪረ4 aprile 2026The Human Centipede was shocking in concept alone, not to mention filmmaker Tom Six's unflinching approach to the actual acts. It arrived at the tail end of an era of torture porn horror films, including the final entry of the Saw franchise a mere six months later, but took the genre in a new direction with the inclusion of a mad-scientist angle. Dieter Laser chewed the scenery as Dr. Heiter, carrying out an experiment that Six still insists to be 100% medically accurate. If The Human Centipede was shocking in concept and followed through with execution, the sequel somehow managed to increase both creativity and shock value. The Human Centipede II (Full Sequence) has moments of absolute brilliant excess in the actual nitty-gritty of the film's abuse and degradation under the thin pretense of medical experimentation, but the real genius comes in the actual concept of the movie's plot. Rather than keep the same villain from the first film, the sequel is about a nearly mute psychopath named Martin (Laurence R. Harvey), whose obsession with The Human Centipede film leads him to carry out his own makeshift experiment. This time around, the promise was for carnage that is 100% medically inaccurate. Here's where things get tricky; now I have to review The Human Centipede III (Final Sequence) having already explained that the first sequel doubled down on both creativity and shocking gore. Anyone who has experienced the first two films will first and foremost want to know if the film manages to top the prior two. The answer is yes, but not in the ways that you would expect, and likely not the way most horror fans would have hoped. In terms of shocking sequences, The Human Centipede III comes nowhere close to the previous installment. On the other hand, this is the most striking in terms of political and social satire, fittingly given the tagline "100% Politically Incorrect." And the film still has its hand at excess, though this time it comes in the form of Dieter Laser's delightfully over-the-top performance.
- Adam Johnston25 marzo 2026Disgusting , but also at this point it’s comically disgusting - so 2 stars
- Nicola Marie21 febbraio 2026Why? Why?Why?
- jonathanmochrie13 dicembre 2025This franchise started off well. If this is the final sequence? It has bowed out on a piece of shit(pun intended)
- Sonny Rattan18 ottobre 2025Trash skip it
- jackmeat27 settembre 2025My quick rating - 4.1/10. Don't listen to any nonsense about how violent/gore-filled this is. It just isn't. The movie leads itself to be a sequel within a new movie premise, taking a step further from how part 2 was to 1. Kudos to Tom Six for making sequels that don't follow the traditional role, but smack him at the same time for being so pretentious to think a film fan won't see right through his arrogance. Multiple scenes of what Tom considers humor point this out entirely by being long, drawn-out scenes with Deiter Laser (Bill Boss) acting like a complete jackass overacting a joke to the point that would make Jim Carrey cringe. Basically, the story in a nutshell (about all you need) is a deranged prison warden (Laser) who decides on his last straw to use the ideas from the Human Centipede movies to punish criminals and deter further offenders from ever breaking the law. This revelation is made when the governor (played by, wait for it, Eric Roberts) gives Boss 2 weeks to get his prison in order. What better way than to take all the prisoners and sew them ass to mouth together, right? Anyway, back to the gore, a scene or two MAY have been considered "gross" years ago, but there is nothing too raw at all. Some of the humor is quite funny in a very dark way (his idea of healthy food is one of them) but the overshadowing of the poor acting is a deterrent (in other words, yes, it is a b-budget movie BUT it was so painfully obvious the actors were purposely acting bad to become a b-budget movie) So again the numbnut, Tom Six, thinks he is outsmarting the audience with this backasswards attempt at laughs. These laughs tend to come more from suggestions and the cheesy attempt at being an exploitative film (women should love a secretary named "Tits"). All and all, it has the pros but is outweighed by the cons. The good news, it was only supposed to be a trilogy, so we may be spared from another one.
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Human Centipede III: Final Sequence Trivia
Human Centipede III: Final Sequence è stato rilasciato il 18 giugno 2015.
Human Centipede III: Final Sequence era diretto da Tom Six.
Human Centipede III: Final Sequence ha una durata di 1h 43min.
Human Centipede III: Final Sequence è stato prodotto da Tom Six, Ilona Six.
Bill Boss, il folle e violento direttore di un carcere americano, e Dwight Butler, il suo contabile, hanno appena finito di vedere il dvd del film The Human Centipede 2 (Full Sequence). Mentre Dwight e Daisy, la giovane segretaria di Bill, affermano di aver apprezzato il film, il direttore dice di esserne stato disgustato. Subito dopo vengono a sapere che un detenuto ha assalito e ferito un secondino e, come punizione, Bill gli frattura in braccio; il direttore vuole ottenere a tutti i costi rispetto da parte dei detenuti ed è convinto che il sistema migliore sia minacciarli e terrorizzarli con violenze e torture.
I personaggi principali di Human Centipede III: Final Sequence sono William "Bill" Boss (Dieter Laser), Daisy (Bree Olson), Governor Hughes (Eric Roberts).
Human Centipede III: Final Sequence è votato R.
Human Centipede III: Final Sequence è un film Horror, Commedia, Crime.
Human Centipede III: Final Sequence ha una valutazione di 1.1 su 10 dal pubblico.
Human Centipede III: Final Sequence ha guadagnato 16.184 USD al botteghino.