- "We've got to make a human centipede of our prisoners, sewn ass-to-mouth, sharing one digestive system. No more prison fights. No more assaults on guards. No more disrespect. They will literally be on their knees begging for your mercy."
- —Dwight Butler to Bill Boss[src]
George H. W. Bush State Prison is the primary setting of The Human Centipede 3 (Final Sequence). It is a penitentiary located in the United States of America. The complex is headed by its psychotic warden, Bill Boss. It is where Boss, along with his accountant Dwight Butler, decide to create a 500-person centipede using the prisoners.
The prison is nationwide noted for its extremely high rate of internal violence and recidivism upon release, owing to it housing primarily the mentally unstable, career criminals and repeat offenders, convicted of homicide, armed robbery, aggravated assault, drug trafficking, rape, child molestation and other serious crimes. The prison population is quite diverse, consisting of a roughly equal mix of Caucasian, African-American and Hispanic offenders, as well at least one Middle-Eastern, one East Asian and Native American internee. Death row inmates are executed via lethal injection in a separate facility.
Location within the United States[]
While the prison is located in the United States, the film never indicates which state it's in. Considering the hot desert climate, mention of the death penalty and implied proximity to the Mexican border, it's either Arizona or Texas. The name of the prison is an obvious reference to the late George H. W. Bush, the 41st President of the United States, who was active in Texan politics.
Staff[]
- William Boss (Warden)
- Dwight Butler (Accountant)
- Daisy (Secretary)
- Dr. Jones (Doctor)
- At least 10 unnamed correctional officers
Prisoners[]
- Inmate 093
- Inmate 106
- Inmate 109
- Inmate 178
- Inmate 233
- Inmate 297
- Inmate 310
- Inmate 333
- Inmate 346
- Inmate 424
- Inmate 488
- Craig Sinner
- At least 488 unnamed