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Netflix film Two has 'wildest' sex scene of the year with incest twist
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CONTAINS SPOILERS If you're looking for a film to watch with the family this festive period, perhaps steer clear of Dos (Two) on Netflix, thanks to it featuring one of the most disturbing sex scenes of the year
After having our fill of Christmas classics and festive films, many have been turning to Netflix in recent days when looking for something a little different to kill a few hours.
While plenty have enjoyed Jimmy Carr's latest stand up special, or the star-studded disaster comedy Don't Look Up, some have decided to dabble in the horror genre - giving Mar Targarona's Dos (Two) a go on the streaming platform.
Thanks to it's twisted storyline, dramatic ending and an exceptionally disturbing sex scene, the Spanish horror-thriller has left many viewers lost for word's after watching the psychological drama.
After playing at film festivals since the summer, Dos (Two) is now available to a global audience - many split on what they think after watching the erotic thriller.
Dos (Two) kicks by showing two strangers waking up naked in bed together, coming to the horrific realisation that they have been sewn together at the abdomen.
Already, viewers may some comparisons to the infamous Human Centipede franchise, but the Spanish thriller has actually been likened to another torture porn flick - Saw.
Many have compared the set-up of the new Netflix movie to sadistic villain Jigsaw and his imagined version of his cruel games with a pornographic element.
In Dos (Two) two strangers — Sara (Marina Gatell) and David (Pablo Derqui) — wake up naked and stitched together where even the tiniest bit of movement causes incredible pain for the pair.
While sex may be the last thing on many people's minds placed in this situation, the entwined two do end up going on to produce one of the wildest and most disturbing sex scenes of 2021.
Not only that, plenty of icky and gruesome twists ensure the plot is equally disturbing.
If you can't stomach watching the thriller for yourself, we've summed up the plotline for you below - stop reading now if you're planning to brave watch Dos (Two) one day.
After waking up entwined together, Sara and David try to figure out just who is behind this incredibly weird and intense act, with the pair suspecting Sara's controlling husband, Mario.
David has been working as a male escort and remembers being hired by another man to sleep with his wife - something Sara can picture happening.
After they end up kissing for a second time, their unknown captor shuts off the lights - to avoid seeing the act of intimacy - which reinforces their belief it's Sara's husband behind the set-up.
Somehow, the pair end up going on to have sex in the dark before their sadistic tormentor gives in and offers them a way out of the room.
At this point, things get weird and a plot twist reveals that David and Sara are actually long-lost conjoined twins after being placed in the foster care system after they were born.
Their mother died during their birth it seems and their father was a diagnosed schizophrenic which saw them left to being cared for by the state.
But the pair later discover it was their father behind their present day situation - hence why he kept turning off the lights when they made love.
The long-lost siblings realise their estranged father has murdered Sara's husband and plan to kill their twisted father.
After a scuffle between their father and a gun leaves David wounded, he insists Sara cuts herself free so she can go look for help.
Despite managing to tear herself apart from her brother, it seems there is no happy ending for the pair - as Sara dies in the snow totally naked when attempting to travel to safety.
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Keylin And Sheila Johnson are accused of having sex with their children and their dog. Keylin allegedly taught his kids that "incest was a normal way of life."
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According to the FBI, about 450 children are murdered by a parent each year.

A married couple from Indiana is accused of some pretty disturbing allegations of both incest and bestiality.
Keylin Lee Johnson, 52, and Sheila Lynn Johnson, 44, are accused of having sex with their three children, and even their dog.
After a woman told police that two of the three children told them of alleged sexual abuse, police approached the oldest child. That child allegedly told police that their dad told them that “incest was a normal way of life” and “the best way to build a family bond was to have sex with your parents, particularly your mother,” according to WISH-TV in Indianapolis . 
“He (the father) also advised it was safer to have sex with people in your own family, rather than strangers,” police claimed the child said. It is unclear how old the children are but the alleged abuse has been going on since 2012.
The eldest child “also indicated that his mother was involved in sexual relations with the family dog,” according to WISH-TV. 
Police interviewed the mother, who allegedly admitted to incest, child abuse and an attempt to have sex with the family dog. She said that she and Keylin “would always want to role play and suggested mother-son sex scenarios.” Keylin, meanwhile, admitted to being addicted to pornography and to saving a naked photograph of at least one of his children.
He said, “I am guilty of internet porn and other stuff,” according to WBIW in Lawrence .
The youngest child told police that “both of her parents would do gross things in the home,” and that “she was shown sexual videos and pornography and that her aunt used to bring adult things to a residence in Mooresville and she observed the adults would do sexual things,” according to WISH-TV .
Keylin faces child molestation, incest and possession of child pornography charges while his wife is looking at molestation, incest and bestiality charges. Sheila is crying in her mugshot. It is unclear if either has a lawyer who can speak on their behalf at this time. Both of their trials are set for the summer.
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