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Lovell T @Lovell Jul 6, 2026 An effective allegory to grieve, trauma, and eating disorder, with extreme stomach churning gore. See more Jeffrey P @vanillavoodoo1 Jun 26, 2023 A seriocomedic approach to a macabre tale of torture and cannibalism. It probably could have done without the hallucinations, and the character the hallucinations were of. Other than that, this is some next level Poe-like horror for most of it's duration. See more brad p @Bradster69 Feb 21, 2023 There's a lot of ideas here that never fully meld together. However, we get the joy of watching a cartoonish villain use a saw and slowly eat a man. Sometimes that's all we can ask for. See more Ubchug 4 @RT10112112 Jan 27, 2023 I absolutely loved this movie. Great acting by the two unknowns. Very interesting story for sure. See more desmond b @RT31839822 Nov 20, 2022 So, the buzz for this movie is ‘Ted Lasso goes cannibal'. By that, they don't imply we will need to sit through any football matches, but that there is going to be a lot of American "can-do" ardour, conflicting with British reticence and melancholy. Also some dark humour, and a whole lot of gore, which some may find objectionable. Consider yourselves warned. The film is a fascinating study of love, loss, despair, friendship, loneliness and appetite. The gore is perhaps a bit over the top, but no longer unusual in modern films. The acting, despite what other reviewers have said, is great and the story compelling. Neal Ward plays Lionel as both a monster and a clown, a hard role to portray, but he is, in the end, seeking the same as all of us – self-acceptance, love, a validation of his humanity, and a good meal. My full review is at https://thecannibalguy.com/2022/11/20/feed-me/ See more The G @RT32051072 Nov 12, 2022 This is a strange film. Tonally bipolar with a recurring need to lurch from zany humour to dark drama. No ones motivations make sense. Every character feel lime they were written and acted inidolation and then spliced together in post. The character of Lionel comes across as a cartoonish portrail of Jessie Eisenbergs Lex Luther. Jumbled, Wild & Strange A film from those with a love of the chaotic & the strange. Deepinside this film is a facination story and wonderful acting and story telling. Its a shame it only shines through in scattered moments. Watch and be prepared to love it and hate it at the same time. See more Read all reviews

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