Rating: R (disturbing violent and aberrant sexual content involving a teen, and for language)
Length: 103 minutes

Widescreen 2.35:1 Color

ENGLISH: Dolby Digital 5.1
ENGLISH: Dolby Digital 2.0

English, Spanish

A 31 year old man meets up with a 14 year old girl (played by an 18 year old Ellen Page) on the Internet in a chat room. They agree to meet at a coffee shop and end up back at his place where the real fun begins.

When you have an excellent script and actors that can pull it off flawlessly, you have a great film. Once you get past the first couple of scenes this movie reaches out and pulls you in (watching a 31 year old man picking up a 14 year old girl in opening scenes is a bit creepy to say the least). And I will be keeping my eyes open for any film that Ellen Page stars in; she was simply incredible. And lets not forget about the DVD cover; if it wasn't as eye catching as it is I might not have picked it up.

There's a scene with Sandra Oh concerning Girl Scout cookies and babysitting jobs that just didn't fit. But hey, you can't blame them for inserting a recognized name into their independent film.

• Commentary With Director David Slade and Writer Brian Nelson
• Commentary With Actors Ellen Page and Patrick Wilson
• "Creating Hard Candy" Making-of Documentary
• "Controversial Confection" Minifeaturette
• Deleted and Extended Scenes
• DVD ROM Production Notebook
• Theatrical Trailer

If you like psychological thrillers this is a must have. This was filmed in 18.5 days for less than 1 million dollars. You know a movie is good when you want to watch it again immediately after it ends the first time. And Hollywood, there is a very talented actress from Canada, Ellen Page, that you need to keep busy in starring roles!

David Slade   [30 Days of Night]

Gilbert John - Nighthawks Clerk

Sandra Oh - Judy Tokuda

Ellen Page - Hayley Stark

[X-Men: The Last Stand]

Odessa Rae - Janelle Rogers

Patrick Wilson - Jeff Kohlver

[The Alamo (2004), The Phantom of the Opera (2004)]