The Human Centipede (First Sequence)

The Human Centipede (First Sequence) (2009)

The Human Centipede (First Sequence) is an infamous 2009 Dutch-made horror film concerning a pair of American tourists vacationing in Germany who fall prey to a mad scientist (Dieter Laser) who intends to use them (along with a Japanese tourist) in his experiment to create multiple people who share the same digestive tract, transforming them into a freakish "human centipede."

The following firearms were used in The Human Centipede (First Sequence).

Haenel 310 air rifle

To hunt his victims, Dr. Heiter (Dieter Laser) uses a bolt-action air rifle, the Haenel 310 in 4.4 mm, made in East Germany.

Haenel Model 310 - 4.4mm

Heiter takes aim at a truck driver he intends to use as a test subject.

Heiter with the air rifle after trapping one of the American girls, Lindsay (Ashley C. Williams), in his swimming pool.

Heiter holds the rifle as he threatens Lindsay.

Walther P5

German detectives Kranz (Andreas Leupold) and Voller (Peter Blankenstein), searching for the missing tourists, both carry what appear to be Walther P5's. During the climax of the film, Dr. Heiter also uses one which he took from Voller.

Walther P5 9mm

Kranz holds his P5 up as he and Voller enter Heiter's home.

Voller rounds a corner with his P5 in hand.

Another view of Voller's P5. He appears to have better trigger discipline than his partner.

Kranz holds his P5 up as he discovers Heiter's laboratory.

Kranz prepares to kick in the door to Heiter's bedroom.

An injured Heiter aims Voller's P5 at Kranz.