Effectively sickening. Noe to another level and it hurts

Rating: 8/10 (26 May 2019)

Tough to rate, but does ten fold what it says on the tin.
I actually haven't felt that vulnerable and genuinely ill in a viewing in a while - and as other reviewers tend to state - yeah, I've seen his previous efforts and I tend to seek out anything for being notable for something, no matter the subject matter.
This one is nasty, and pure Noe, one of our current auteurs in the late 2010s. For me, the soundtrack is on the nose for electronic music fans, but hearing the last few minutes of Aphex Twins 'Windowlicker' swim in and out of the chaotic action so nonchalantly is just, so dope. He treats the rest of the soundtrack with such gravity. You barley even notice seminal tunes over what you are being subjected to visually, yet they are driving.
To keep it brief, it hurts, (it's obviously not LSD), it's great and what I hope this guy can be able to continue to push, as he is of few in the position to keep cinema dangerous.
On a side note, the intro interviews framed in the television and surrounding films are great fan service, because I believe it's one of the more subtle of Noe's infamous warning tableaus.
Cheers!