Clara's Ghost

The movie help me and my friends learn to help. The move is fun and musical.

I wanted to like this movie mainly because I'm a fan of Chris Elliot who is in the film along with what appears to be his entire family. Unfortunately it's poorly written, amateurishly directed and pointless.

Cartoon characters jabbering about this and that and hunny, you're not Woody Allen.

You've had an entitled life and that doesn't qualify you to direct or write.

Nothing here. Keeping on moving.

Clara's Ghost has to be one of the most baffling films I've seen in recent memory. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, though. Though it doesn't fit neatly into any real genre, it's certainly never dull and the performances make it worthwhile. Everyone is on their A-game here with the entire Elliot family coming across rather well.

The only way to describe this movie is like a mashup of Let's Scare Jessica To Death and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, but with an entitled family of actors (save the matriarch who may or may not be having a mental breakdown.) Hayley Joel Osmet even shows up as a family friend who supplies weed to the family, which only causes things to get worse.

Clara's Ghost is endlessly fascinating and unlike anything I've ever seen.

A family made film.

The insipid daughters are painful to watch and listen to; their voices are horrible; I kept wanting to choke them to talk properly. Nasty sinus voices are truly horrid to listen too.

Clara takes entitled, peculiarity to a whole new level.

The husband/father is a generally unpleasant whiner, who also has a voice likes his sinuses are plugged.

Parents are stupid parents.

What I took away from this film, at least from what I could stomach watching, is that a family needs affirmation and to be noticed so they made this ridiculous film.

A horrible movie about a horrible family, with a horrible story

I liked Ollie the dog.

I am so happy this film exists! It is really unique and there were many LOL Chris Elliot physical comedy moments. Some of my favorite and most memorable scenes were when the daughters were talking very candidly and saying things that I myself would never say around my parents. I hope there is a sequel!