First look review from AICN

"The film feels slightly miraculous for a Studio produced film by a mainstream filmmaker. The casual nudity, the twists and perversians, the body horror, the medical horror, the... well there's so much more. That the film isn't paced like a runaway freight train, but more nightmarish... there's a repetition that lulls one into feeling safe, but nothing is safe here. The little blue bottles... I love them. What they mean, what they do... Then there's the location in Germany that is just stunning. I've been up in the mountains at a few different events now and when you breath that air, see those sunsets it truly does seem... SAFE. Nobody is safe in this flick. And afterwards - you and those you see it with... will be having discussions about what you each thought happened in the film. This one is coming soon. Mia Goth, who I first saw in NYMPHOMANIAC: VOL. II, is amazing in this film. Her beautiful oddity is so refreshing."