Hard Candy 2005 Watch Full Movie in HD

Patrick Wilson

3 July 1973, Norfolk, Virginia, USA

Elliot (Ellen) Page

21 February 1987, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

Sandra Oh

20 July 1971, Nepean, Ontario, Canada

26 September 1969, UK

Brian Nelson

Jeff Kohlver

Played by: Patrick Wilson

Hayley Stark

Played by: Elliot (Ellen) Page

Judy Tokuda

Played by: Sandra Oh

Boston Phoenix

Wilson and Page are compelling and Slade demonstrates a slick stylistic flair, but the over over-the-top shock pandering renders the dark lesson convoluted and hard to swallow.

April 23, 2009

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Time Out

Packaged in an increasingly lurid, credibility-free storyline, delivered with unstinting insensitivity by a first-time director determined to show off his ad-man's box of visual tics.

June 24, 2006

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Cinemaphile.org

An exploitation of a set of themes rather than a thoughtful consideration of them, and celebrates their austere nature in a stampede of scenes that cause only surface discomfort.

April 06, 2016

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Philadelphia Inquirer

... icky, incoherent thriller ...

April 28, 2006

CinePassion

Slick slime wrapped as a high-toned, girl-power shocker

August 30, 2009

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Cinema Crazed

One of the more original and grueling films to come out in years and I loved it...

March 30, 2010

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Sacramento News & Review

Slade and his actors keep the tension high, and the questions don't come to mind until after the credits roll.

August 07, 2008

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ColeSmithey.com

British director David Slade announces himself as a master of economy and discrimination by leaving the horror to the audience's imagination. This movie will make you squirm like you've never squirmed before.

April 15, 2009

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San Francisco Chronicle

Hard Candy is an exploitation film, with very little happening but a guy getting tortured for about 75 minutes of screen time.

April 28, 2006

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Chicago Reader

Personally, I'd rather have this movie obliterated from my memory.

November 15, 2011

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Toronto Star

It's well worth seeing, because it is well made -- apart from a few gaps in logic -- and well acted.

April 28, 2006

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Seattle Times

... a film that gives you something to think about, raising questions that linger long after the theater lights have brightened.

April 28, 2006

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