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While watching this movie I acquired an appetite so I drank red wine and ate a grilled cheese sandwich. Kind of an odd combo but it worked.

Wow, I'll never see fat chicks quite the same ever again.

No closed captioning option, & the soundtrack overwhelmed the dialog to the extent that I strained my ears through the whole thing & couldn't understand half of what was said. Watched it on Amazon Video, not sure if this is a problem with the DVD, haven't seen this complaint anywhere. Also wondering if I saw a rated cut, because this was on my disturbing/gross to-see list, & it was neither. These issues aside, some interesting moments but overall fairly dull. The villain's pretty hot, at least.

if you're one for pushing boundries than this is a movie for you. this takes the horror/crime genre where it has never been before. it is no other than a dispicable, horrendous experience for the viewer.

Had the potential to be a gross out cult film, yet it's let down by a flawed and tedious execution. I imagine this is about as extreme as horror gets for people who don't dig any deeper than what's on late on the Horror Channel.

Top badass moment? Finding out that offering someone a cup of tea and slice of cake makes me into some sort of depraved pervert. And I thought I was just being polite. This film ought to have mass* appeal, considering nearly a third of the UK is obese. Michael Carter is one of those great, ‘lost’ movie villains too and well worth watching. I’ll never be able to listen to “Itsy Bitsy” again without thinking of him dancing. No cats, chainsaws or decapitations. (*Clever weight joke)

Not boring whatsoever.

Interesting idea that had the potential for a total mindfuck, but the execution ends up as provocative as an interminably long episode of CSI. I was reasonably impressed with the Aussie actor's American (if not in the least bit Ohioan) accent.

Deserves credit for managing to be disgusting

Novel topic, poor execution.

Disturbing. Very good, but very disturbing. This stuff actually goes on. Watch the film then search for 'Feeding' on the net!!