Human Centipede director’s NEW film The Onania Club ‘most VILE and INHUMANE experience’

The Dutch filmmaker is best known for his body horror Human Centipede trilogy.

His films see people surgically attached by their mouth to another’s anus, forming a “human centipede.”

In fact the movies are so controversial that the second movie was banned in the UK due to containing “revolting” content.

However it was eventually given an 18 certificate following over 30 cuts, but remains illegal in New Zealand.

And now Six is back with his first non-Human Centipede movie in a decade.

Called The Onania Club, he’s not ready to reveal the plot just yet, but the first poster gives a clue.

According to IndieWire “onania” is an archaic term for masturbation, tying in with the film poster’s tagline: “Come and see, see and come.”

He said the movie, which is set in Hollywood, “will be one of the most vile, inhumane movie experiences of all time.”

Entitled The House That Jack Built, the extremely graphic film sees Matt Dillon play Jack, a serial killer, as he murders over a 12 year period, including Uma Thurman’s Lady 1 – as seen in the trailer.

And it turns out a scene where Jack shoots the heads off two small children is what sparked a mass walkout.

Nevertheless Lars still has his fans, with a six-minute standing ovation having taken place during the end credits.