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Scenes of horror and threat see Heiter's three victims chained up, drugged and terrorised by his explanations of what he plans to do to them. Both Examiners agreed that the violence in The Human Centipede (First Sequence) exceeded these tests, though it was noted that the film's violence fell short of other recent 18-rated horrors, like the Saw and Hostel films, both in terms of gory detail and sadistic relish. The BBFC Classification Guidelines state that while violence may be strong at 15, it should not dwell on the infliction of pain or injury and that strong sadistic violence is unlikely to be acceptable. There are also a bloody shooting and a scene in which a character cuts his own throat with a shard of glass. In another, a scalpel is seen cutting into the flesh of a woman's buttocks and a flap of bloody skin being lifted. For example, in one scene, he uses pliers to remove a tooth from one of his female victims, resulting in significant bloodshed. Scenes of violence include depictions of the surgical procedure by which Heiter creates his 'centipede'. Additional issues including strong language, sex references and non-sexualised female nudity were also noted. Two Examiners viewed the film, and concluded that the key issues of strong bloody violence, threat and horror were suitably placed at the requested 18. When their car gets a flat tyre, they are forced to seek shelter in the home of a retired surgeon, Dr Josef Heiter, who secretly plans to transform the two women and a third captive, a Japanese man named Katsuro, into the world's first 'human centipede'.īy the time the film arrived at the BBFC it had already enjoyed a theatrical release in the US and been screened at many international film festivals, including London's FrightFest, attracting some press attention for its outlandish central conceit.

It follows two young American tourists, Lindsay and Jenny, on a trip through Europe. The first film in the trilogy, The Human Centipede (First Sequence), was submitted to the BBFC in June 2010, initially for DVD release only, with a request for an 18 certificate from the distributor. The Human Centipede is a series of three horror films written and directed by Dutch filmmaker Tom Six, in which various madmen surgically attach their victims mouth-to-anus in order to construct what is known as a 'human centipede'.

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