Viewers seeking titillation are much less likely to be satisfied than those who'll appreciate this surreal, aesthetically bold gizmo as the latest left-turn in its creator's idiosyncratic career.

Antiporno has a kind of energy, but is also shallow and frantic.

Not one of the director's finest, but amazing in its own unique, erotic and alienating way.

Sono manages to incorporate some visually striking aesthetic elements, but overall, I feel that his narrative falters with repetitive passages that detract from his critique of sexual exploitation and the objectification of women. [Full review in Spanish]