Lace Crater 2015 Watch Free in HD

After a bizarre sexual encounter with a ghost, a twenty-something woman (Lindsay Burdge) begins experiencing inexplicable changes in her body. Harrison Atkins directs this supernatural horror-comedy, which received its world premiere at the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival.

Genre:

Drama, Comedy, Fantasy

Actors:

Lindsay Burdge, Peter Vack, Jennifer Kim, Keith Poulson, Andrew Ryder, Chase Williamson, Joe Swanberg, William Nadylam, Steve Girard, Kati Skelton, Drigan Lee, ...»

Director:

Harrison Atkins

Country:

United States

Release:

2015

IMDb:

5.3

Quality:

Duration:

83 min

Village Voice

Slight though it may be, Lace Crater's mix of Andrew Bujalski-style naturalism and Roman Polanski-style body horror is at least off-kilter enough to keep one absorbed throughout.

August 08, 2016

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The Playlist

The director ... puts together a picture that slyly has much more going on beneath its laid-back surface.

July 31, 2016

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Cinema Scope

A queasy demise is the best-case scenario on the other side of a one-night stand in Harrison Atkins' Lace Crater, a s-s-s-s-s-s-spooky and inventive indie debut that's best seen, if possible, in a packed theatre.

October 17, 2017

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indieWire

It's a story that has its share of unnerving sequences, but like its pivotal character, it feels stuck between two worlds.

August 08, 2016

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Eye for Film

Lace Crater is sometimes a comedy, sometimes a horror film, but at its core is something bleaker than either genre is ordinarily willing to contemplate.

August 08, 2016

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New York Times

Ms. Burdge - all quicksilver emotion and exposed nerve endings - is an endlessly watchable focal point. Her character's vulnerability, uncertainty and growing self-acceptance lend the movie a necessary gravity.

July 28, 2016

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Hammer to Nail

Atkins continues to grow as a filmmaker with Lace Crater and it's inspiring and refreshing to see such an interesting person with peculiar points of view pursuing their vision.

August 08, 2016

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Hollywood Reporter

What at first looks like a mumblecore comedy with a supernatural twist turns into something darker, and many viewers will not feel like going along for the detour into psychological horror.

August 08, 2016

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MTV

Lace Crater elbows us to think about how quickly we dismiss "crazy ladies" - women who need things we can't give, who cry and mutter and glare and ruin parties

August 03, 2016

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Brooklyn Magazine

an impressionistic allegory, fusing horror with shame, in which sex has debilitating health and social effects-especially, unfairly, for women.

July 25, 2016

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Newcity

Atkins' modest means bely ambitious notions about the haunted self, drawing not only from the lo-fi snapshots of early comedies by Bujalski and Swanberg but, yes, even the psychological horror of Polanski.

August 12, 2016

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Los Angeles Times

It would spill over into silly if not for the delicate performance of Burdge, who brings a palpable fragility and anchors the film with her sensitive, intensely physical performance.

August 08, 2016

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