Human Centipede director's next film that's 'even more controversial' may not be released due to horrific storyline
Topics: Horror, Entertainment, Film and TV
Callum Jones
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Topics: Horror, Entertainment, Film and TV
The next movie from the director of The Human Centipede is said to be 'even more controversial' and may not even be released due to its horrific storyline.
Those who have ever watched a Human Centipede movie will know full well how horrific they can actually be. I mean, if you're able to watch them without having to shut your eyes and recoiling in horror, then you obviously like horror flicks.
While you may think The Human Centipede is bad enough, the director behind the controversial film has been trying to release a follow-up movie for over five years now, but some worry it may never see the light of day.
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Director Tom Six has been trying to trying to release his sequel to The Human Centipede trilogy for half a decade, but it hasn't worked out for him so far.
Titled The Onania Club, the movie follows a group of LA women who get aroused by terrorist acts and atrocities.
The film is so horrific that some fans have described it as even more controversial than The Human Centipede. I mean, that is some feat.
Speaking about it exclusively to our friends at LADbible in October last year, Six said: "It’s the ultimate satire on our time. The elites, religion, Covid, Black Swan events, conspiracy theories, the Illuminati."
After the film was all finished up production-wise in 2020, Six went on to say some people have had private screenings of the horror movie and that they were 'blown away' by it.
He added to LADbible: "Distributors have become the new censors. They ignore me, they ridicule me and they patronize me out of fear and total ignorance. Millions of fans are screaming for this movie for five years now and they just don’t give a f**k."
The director is evidentially frustrated by a lack of release for his movie, and as more time goes on, fans will certainly lose hope it will ever release.
“Who is going to finance my films if there is no serious distributor that wants to release them? I live for making movies," he added. "Instead of fighting for The Onania Club for the past years, I could have made at least two more films."
A 'shocking tell-all documentary' is apparently on the way, in what Six has described as his 'final hope' of getting The Onania Club released.
He added: "You know what they say. There is nothing more dangerous than a man who has nothing to lose."