A lot more amusing than I thought it would be.

Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

It's funny, it's tense, it features two great performances from two actors and the director expertly creates a web of odd tension where you actually don't know what is happening for the majority of the run time.

One of the film's great tricks is that, for a time, you think it will go down a rabbit hole of unrealistic glorification.

Why oh why people spent time, effort, energy and money to make this movie is beyond me. I enjoyed the two first movies but seriously people, quit while you're ahead. This is definitely 102 minutes of my life I will never get back and I had to apologize for having friends over to watch it with me. And yes, it is that bad. I'd prefer having watched paint dry.

The first film was engrossing as was new concept. The second film was intriguing as you were curious on how they would follow up but this film as the third carnation is simply pure garbage.The plot is dreadful, the acting is dreadful, the effects are dreadful.The unfortunate thing is it is not even in the category of its so bad its good. Its just bad, bad, bad.The only bright spot was the blonde secretary, she fulfilled her character quite well.Do not waste your time on this, it is rubbish.

Obviously, a lot of folks didn't like this movie. Not sure if they were expecting more gore, or found it too disgusting, but of the centipede trilogy, this is the one I laughed at the most. I was hoping for a bit more gore (what can I say, I'm a fan of the gore-fest), but the overacting and dialog that made fun of the first two films and characters had me cracking up, and I'm sure it was the intent of the movie to be comical. Laser's constant screaming did make it difficult to understand what he was saying, but his body language made up for it. As some have criticized, it does take a bit long to get to the sequencing, and you don't see the detail that the other films had, but by this point, since most have seen the other two films, its more the idea that's important than the execution of it. But be warned, there are still scenes that will make you squirm a bit.

I was expecting this film to be the most shocking and gruesome one so far, but was totally let down. There is no 'centipede' part until right at the end of the movie (half way through I was wondering if I was watching the right one!), and the centipede idea has been changed so it's much tamer than the first and second movies. Plus, the shock factor is over in the first half of the movie with the whole torture theme, so when the centipede theme comes in, it's just uninteresting.I also came very close to turning it off several times because of The Warden's incessant unintelligible shouting/shrieking. Completely over the top, drawn out, and genuinely very annoying to listen to.