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What’s the weirdest movie you’ve ever watched?

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I don’t know if this was technically the weirdest movie I’ve ever seen, but without a doubt the most fucked up movie I’ve ever watched was the human centipede.

For those who are not familiar with it, you’re lucky. Those who heard or actually seen the movie you know what I’m about to describe.

Here’s a brief chest of the movie, courtesy of Google AI:

Overview and Plot

• The Premise: A retired German surgeon named Dr. Josef Heiter (played by Dieter Laser) kidnaps three tourists—two American women named Lindsay and Jenny, and a Japanese man named Katsuro.
• The Operation: He surgically conjoins them mouth-to-anus to create a shared digestive system, forming a single “human centipede”.
• The Climax: The captives attempt a desperate escape, leading to Katsuro’s suicide and Jenny falling severely ill from sepsis. Investigating police arrive, resulting in a fatal shootout with Dr. Heiter, leaving Lindsay trapped and still attached to the deceased victims. [1, 2, 3, 4]

Honestly, this movie was so fucked up that Kafka couldn’t even come up with something that twisted. The movie begins rather abruptly almost from the point of view of the three characters who wake up to find themselves sewn to each other mouth to anus less making a human centipede.

To be honest with you, I don’t remember a whole lot about the movie just because I think I was so messed up by the very concept of it. I remember thinking to myself “I’m not sure what’s more depraved: this movie or the fact that there was a writer somewhere, who actually had this idea in his head“

if I the only thing I remember from the movie, is this one part of particular one of the people who comprised the human centipede had to poop. And when those three people are joined mouth to anus, have a pretty good idea of where that poop shoot was headed.

Frankly, I was disgusted by this movie, and I don’t really offend easily. These characters could’ve been quoting Shakespeare for as far as I can remember, but I couldn’t get anything past the whole image of three human beings sewn together surgical style, thus making a human centipede.

I personally would not recommend this movie for the squeamish or the faint heart. Even for people who are real horror movie afficiandos, this is pretty twisted.

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