If the answer to the question posed by this post's title is "Yes," then I suggest you head over to KT Grant's excellent blog,
Babbling About Books and More, where I've reviewed the controversial sequel by Tom Six. I reviewed the
original one there last year, and so I was more than happy to oblige Ms. Grant with a follow-up review of the second one, especially after having
interviewed Six and his star Laurence Harvey a few weeks back. Here's a sample:
A year and a half ago, I spoke out as a defender of a film I thought was being unfairly judged right out of the gate. That film was Tom Six’s The Human Centipede, and it was alternately being bashed by the mainstream for being too revolting, and by the hardcore horror freaks for being not revolting enough. The movie that I saw was a slick, well-made psychological horror flick being wrongly marketed as a gross-out piece of torture porn. I felt those dismissing it as too over-the-top simply hadn’t seen the picture, and was saddened by those who only seemed to be upset about not seeing enough ass-to-mouth contact.
For the rest of the review, check out
Babbling About Books.
If the answer to the question posed by this post's title is "Yes," then I suggest you head over to KT Grant's excellent blog, Babbling About Books and More, where I've reviewed the controversial sequel by Tom Six. I reviewed the original one there last year, and so I was more than happy to oblige Ms. Grant with a follow-up review of the second one, especially after having interviewed Six and his star Laurence Harvey a few weeks back. Here's a sample:
