The kids and I watch this movie every Sunday morning instead of going to church, as the wife and I believe that it has more value. The lessons my children have learned from this film are apparent in their actions, and have helped them learn how to flourish within the world. I would recommend that all parents show this to their young children so that they can have the same positive reaction that mine have. This movie is a classic, and it's influence will forever positively affect society.

So overall it was an okay film, there were some suspenseful parts but the way the overall plot played out and the way it was made kind of took away from that. If this would have been made with the same mindset as the Saw movies, this would have been one of the best of the decade. I feel like the actors were kind of forced into different situations when there was an obviously better choice laid in front of them. Especially when the cops arrive at the very end. When you have a search warrant, usually more than two cops arrive at the scene. Also, when the main cop opens the door and find the centipede, a real cop would have called for backup immediately and not left them there, even if he did hear some sort of distress from his co worker. That too was dumb, because the other cop had a gun, and the Dr. did not. Like hello...

I'm not even really sure what this movie was. The plot was flimsy at best, characters are constantly making terrible decisions, making them incredibly unlikable. The only redeemable qualities of this movie are the screaming Japanese guy and the movie accomplishing its intended goal of being nasty (I guess??).

I never expect to see something to be shown on horror channel so disturbing on TV. But when it came to the Dr. Talking about the human centipeade surgery I was get really distressed. And see it all form ed up I was shocked and it was horrible. I mean who would want to do this. Acting good but I wouldn't want to recommend this film to faint of heart, only to the very extreme horror fans.