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  ★★★½ review by stuttering bill🎈 on Letterboxd

  Hit that like button if you think being haunted is......kinda hot

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  ★★★★½ review by Jake James Kath on Letterboxd

  Where as "It Follows" failed at navigating the shitty cautionary tale trope into new territory, this on the other hand twists the ole STD allegory into something more experiential and weird. Resembling something more along the lines of Todd Haynes's "Safe", where unexplained body horror occurs and there's no real way out.
  
  Ultimately something I was way more engrossed by than most modern horror (and probably, most modern comedy too).

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  ★★★★ review by Samuel B. Prime on Letterboxd

  aka STD: Spectrally Transmitted Disease

  Harrison Atkins is one of the most talented young filmmakers working today. While this is his first feature, he has made a startling amount of brilliant short films from our shared time at Northwestern University to the present. In particular, his student short film WITHIN AND WITHOUT comes to mind as when I was first aware of the silly and yet sensitive approach that defines his filmmaking. In the case of the short, it is a dreamy, heartwarming tale of wanton masturbation. LACE CRATER is no different: a hauntingly memorable movie about a first - and last - time. Cautionary tales are rarely as lovely as this one.

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  ★★★½ review by eyeballqueen on Letterboxd

  Movie pretty much won me over when the ghost appears and immediately points out the spilled drink and then is next seen cleaning it up with paper towels.

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  ★★★★ review by Saša Šlogar on Letterboxd

  No question this will invite comparisons to ''It Follows'' but only one has sexy ghosts clothed in burlap.

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