The creater is just trying too hard now. The first one was already disgusting, but with its so called "100% Medical Accuracy" did seem to be *intriguing. (*I think most people watched out of curiosity though, not out of any actual interest)
However now, with this kind of a movie description, you just know he is simply trying to top the last one in the most grotesque way possible. Approx 2 hours of people being tortured, with not so much as a proper story in place? AGAIN? Come on now. A good movie (or game or book) Needs its audience to think about it afterwoulds, and analyse the impression the movie left. Showing what is, in fact a Scat Porno for 2 hours, is not an admirable feat.
Hell even SAW with its 2 hour long torture-fest at least left viewers with more of an impression than this crap. I did on occasion think about what I would do if I was ever placed in a torture chamber by "Jigsaw". Whether I would have the strength to endure the torture and live with the physical deformaties, or simply give up and let myself die quickly. It was the whole premise of the film, that was the whole point of it. "What would you do?"
HA! What are you gonna think about when you have recollections of the Human Centipede?
Which place your gonna take? (Front, Middle, Back)
Here's an example of the disturbing mixed with art : The Silent Hill series, or more specifically, SH2. James's relationship with Mary is both beautiful and sad, yet the psychology of the whole aspect of the game is brutal, tortures and disturbing. Yet, there are no grotesque sex scenes, (except for a few seconds with Pyramid head, which I might add are kept short and ambiguous). Even though it basically contains rape scenes it doesn't exactly become digusting, which alot of movies and games make the mistake of doing. With all this chaos going on, the story is still kept strong and the atmosphere is still clear.
This is kinda why human centipede fails. Its disturbing TO the point of disgusting. Yes, it does try to handle taboo, which is something I would actually like to see movies and games doing moreoften. However Human Centipede fails to balance out a good story as well as keeping the taboo and the grotesque to a reasonably watchable level.
To me, people eating their own snot is both disgusting and taboo, but just because you make a film out of that, it doesn't mean you've created a masterpiece. It just mean that I'm gonna need alot of convincing to go see that crap.