It's puzzling to reconcile how Castaing-Taylor and Paravel simultaneously operate on such a high level ... while also strapping themselves into an aesthetic chastity belt. Full Review

Rating: C+ -- Caniba features no explanatory text or outside voices of any kind. Full Review

Rating: 3.5/4 -- Rather than sensationalizing their gruesome subject, they use it to hold a mirror up to the audience, and the disarming act of introspection should make us all a little nauseous. Full Review

Rating: 3.25/5 -- A fascinating film you won't ever want to see again, if you can get through it the first time. Full Review

Caniba is no Leviathan, but there is something undeniably fascinating at work. Full Review

Rating: C+ -- "I can't stomach this anymore," Jun eventually remarks, as his brother pages through his illustrated confession. That makes all of us. Full Review

Evidently, "Caniba" is not a movie for everyone, both for its theme and its presentation. However, it is also a unique experience, a truly original movie that manages to shed light into the lowest depths of human nature Full Review