Yes indeedy, I sure reviewed a lot of movies this week. It's interesting that one of the Turistas posters has "Book 1" on it- was it intended to be a series? Curious. Oh, and the third Human Centipede poster- the red one- can be ordered from the fabulous folks at Mondo by clicking this thing that can be clicked. The first Human Centipede poster makes it look as if the film is vaguely Silent Hill-ish, because they kind of did that in Silent Hill: Homecoming. See?
But fear not nor hope not, The Human Centipede is nothing like Silent Hill. Anyway.
The last poster for Human Centipede is the creepiest. I just heard about this movie & omg I can't believe they did this. I give them major props for a real original idea but seriously the trailer made me nauseous. I wanna go watch the Care Bears to recover!
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to the Descent 2 tho!!
The one poster for "Human Centipede" does something I hate, hate, HATE- the fake quote. "Shockingly controversial", "100% medically accurate"? Those are just things the director, producer, and publicist said- they're tag-lines, not quotes. I call SHENANIGANS!
ReplyDeleteVerification word- Grommu- the monster from a Stan Lee/Jack Kirby story.
Wow, you saw all that in one week? Are you SURE you don't want to post some photos of a girl masturbating on a dryer (#4 on what you wont find on FG), just to, you know, remember life's not all nauseating medical experiments and bloody murders? You are one tough lady.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to Ab-Normal Beauty after your review. I actually like The Human Centipede poster(3rd from the bottom) too bad a cool image like that wasn't in the movie. I'm still on the fence about this movie, I think i actually got more mad/grossed out about what he did to the dogs than the humans, but then again i like animals more than people.
ReplyDeleteErich, I didn't watch them all this week- I just finally got around to REVIEWING 'em this week. I had a backlog!
ReplyDeleteDeisento 2 (Japanese transliteration)
ReplyDeleteAb-Normal Beauty is of course itself the translation of 死亡寫真 Sei mong se jun, or Death Portrait.
The Japanese apparently transliterated the English title: アブノーマル・ビューティ Abunōmaru byūtei.
The Poles went back to the Chinese with Zdięcie śmierci or Photographs of Death.