a b c d Roger Ebert (5 May 2010). "The Human Centipede". Chicago Sun-Times. Sun-Times Media Group . Retrieved 10 May 2010. a b c d e Clark Collis (30 April 2010). " 'Human Centipede': Director and star of the year's most disgusting horror film spill their guts". Entertainment Weekly. Time Inc. Retrieved 10 May 2010. After I finished laughing, I took a good look at the cover. That's what cinched it. I had to buy it. The Nazi influence behind Heiter led to the use of classical music when the doctor is "training" his centipede. The music was deliberately played at low quality to simulate the music coming from a loudspeaker, in much the same way as music was sometimes played in Nazi concentration camps. [47] Many of the sound effects in The Human Centipede were created by manipulating meat. For example, the sound of a nose being broken was made by snapping bones within cuts of raw meat. [48] Due to the discomfort of spending long periods on their hands and knees, the actors playing the centipede were given massages at the end of each day of filming. [49] Yennie stated that she and Williams experienced jaw pain from holding a bit in their mouths during filming, but overall she did not feel that the physical side of filming had been excessively difficult. [50] Effects [ edit ] Heiter attempts to "train" his completed human centipede. The use of bandages in The Human Centipede allowed the filmmakers to imply a more graphic and disturbing idea than is actually shown on screen. [51] a b Peter Bradshaw (19 August 2010). "The Human Centipede (First Sequence)". The Guardian . Retrieved 28 March 2011.

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Laser: I was blindfolded, only saw the extreme horror, didn’t realize the comedy, took everything too seriously. It escalated into my refusal to play a part in the third film. Thank God Tom did not give in. He didn’t change the script, but he managed in a four-hour meeting to open my eyes [to] the comedy in it. Jon Daly (28 October 2010). "Human Centipede Anonymous". Funny or Die. Funny or Die Inc . Retrieved 28 April 2011. Human Centipede Part 3' Poster Is 100% Politically Incorrect". Bloody Disgusting. 28 April 2015 . Retrieved 7 September 2016.

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Yennie: Aki’s dragging two people behind him, Ashley’s in between two people trying to maneuver up the staircase, I have the weight of two people’s asses on my jaw. I had a splitting headache when we were done. Tom Six: We did the casting in New York and got a lot of young actresses to come, and then I showed them the drawings I made of the human centipede, and they asked, “Do you want me to sit on my hands and knees attached to an ass?” Most of the girls got so angry, they walked out. Mark Collis. "Human Centipede Part 3: Exclusive release date and synopsis details". Clark Collis. Entertainment Weekly. Archived from the original on 10 May 2017 . Retrieved 7 September 2016.

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a b Clark Collis (13 April 2010). " 'Human Centipede': Is this the most disturbing horror film of all-time?". Entertainment Weekly. Time Inc. Retrieved 20 April 2010. a b Sukhdev Sandhu (19 August 2010). "The Human Centipede, review". The Daily Telegraph . Retrieved 26 December 2010. When Heiter is operating on his victims, Jenny's teeth were digitally removed in post-production. [60] However, other effects were relatively simple to create. Heiter's "three dog" was created by Photoshopping an image of three Rottweilers to create an image of dogs joined together. [61] Colour grading was used extensively throughout the production of The Human Centipede. For example, at the end of the film when Lindsay is left between the dead bodies of Jenny and Katsuro, their skin tones were lightened to further emphasise that they were dead and Lindsay was still alive. [62]Although The Human Centipede is set in Germany, principal photography took place in the Netherlands due to the neighbouring countries' similar landscapes. [34] Heiter's home, where most of The Human Centipede takes place, was a villa in the Netherlands found by the production team. The property was in a residential area and not surrounded by woodland as it appears in the film, but by other houses. This meant the filmmakers had some difficulty ensuring that the other houses did not appear in shot. [35] Some conversion of the property took place prior to filming, such as a home theater which was converted to form Heiter's basement operating room, [36] with real hospital beds and intravenous drips rented from a local hospital. [37] The paintings of conjoined twins that were displayed throughout the house were painted by Tom Six, which he felt contributed to the atmosphere in the house. [38] The hotel room scene near the beginning of the film was filmed in a hotel suite at a location near Amsterdam. [39] The film was shot almost entirely in sequence, which Yennie stated helped the actors to develop their characters throughout the film. [12] The opening scene, which only featured Laser and de Wit, was shot on the last day of filming. [40] The Land of Christmas is beset by a hooded figure who is kidnapping The Fat Bastard's elves, then performing abhorrent medical procedures on them. This evil figure is sewing the elves arse to mouth, with the ultimate aim of kidnapping Santa himself and making him the figurehead of this shuffling man-made meat train. For those of you who remain uninitiated, a Human Centipede is created when three or more people are sewn arse-to-mouth, forming one single digestive system. Tom Six: A lot of humor existed on the set, like poo humor and stuff like that. Those girls and Aki are such troopers. It was not very serious on set. Otherwise it would be a gruesome experience.

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Bill Hutchens (Inmate 488): I’m not in the extreme parts, except one, when I’m witnessing something that is a bit extreme: the kidney sex. I remember them saying, “Come over for this scene,” and I thought, “Oh, yes, I see what’s going on here.” Ashlynn Yennie as Jenny, an American tourist, a friend of Lindsay's, and the rear section of the centipede. As with Williams, The Human Centipede was Yennie's first major film role. [12] Yennie was one of several actresses to audition for the role, as the producers searched for an actress who would have good on-screen chemistry with Williams. [9] Yennie was able to further develop her relationship with Williams when the pair shared an apartment in the Netherlands during filming. [13] Yennie auditioned to Ilona Six, the film's producer and sister of Tom Six, [6] and did not meet Tom Six, who had viewed tapes of her reading, until fitting for the centipede special effects in the Netherlands. [12] Yennie was drawn to the role by the humanity throughout the story, referring to how the three victims of Heiter are unwillingly forced into their situation. She also said the story was so realistic it scared her. [14] a b Kim Newman. "Review of The Human Centipede". Empire. Bauer Media Group . Retrieved 26 December 2010.