chamberscory221 A total rediculous movie; just so horribly cheesy and off the rails .: like I had to fast forward through much of the cheese.

Timothy Rawlinson In the first film there's a Japanese guy as the head of the centipede as the mad doctor is German. In this film there is flat out racism from the lead character including racial slurs and attacks against prisoners. As well as this, when there is a prison riot , a black man is seen punching a woman. The lead character is loud obnoxious and racist to the point it seems as if the 4 chan neo nazi edge lords posts on the internet seem like Disney. This doesn't get any better as the film progresses and the ending is just racism again. Of course this guy wins. Imagine viewing this film through the eyes of the alt right neo nazi movement, they would be cheering him on and laughing. The character is also heavily misogynistic, even raping a woman as she's in comatose after being beaten up. There are no other attempts to flesh out his character, no biting satire. Just a nazi rambling and doing offensive stuff for the sake of it. It's like a glorification of it. Whatever subtext there pretends to be about American justice systems falls flat as it's not explored enough and the racism seems by the numbers for Hollywood Institutional racism. In the same way that the second film made mental health and abuse victims look like psychos, (another Hollywood trope,) this film is nothing more than glorifying racist attacks and neo nazi thoughts. In a very loud and obnoxious way.

Filipe Neto 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.

papadopoulou_elen 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..