Can't understand all the negative reviews on this one. "The Gracefield Incident" opens with a horrible tragedy and ends with...hope.
A couple are on their way to an appointment with their pediatrician when they are broad-sided by another vehicle. The father loses an eye, but the baby does not survive. Flash-forward 10 months and they, along with two other couples, are on a trip to a mountain cabin for some R and R. They do not get much rest and even less relaxation.
"Gracefield" was a much better movie than most of its kind. The viewers are thrown not one, but TWO curve balls right off the bat! I will not go into the plot much more, but what is finally revealed was handled very professionally and believably! The scenes of terror came across as very real, instead of staged. Everyone played his/her part very well, and the special effects were much better than expected.
Rated PG-13 for violence, a little salty language, and terror. I liked this one. More than a 7.5 than 7.
A couple are on their way to an appointment with their pediatrician when they are broad-sided by another vehicle. The father loses an eye, but the baby does not survive. Flash-forward 10 months and they, along with two other couples, are on a trip to a mountain cabin for some R and R. They do not get much rest and even less relaxation.
"Gracefield" was a much better movie than most of its kind. The viewers are thrown not one, but TWO curve balls right off the bat! I will not go into the plot much more, but what is finally revealed was handled very professionally and believably! The scenes of terror came across as very real, instead of staged. Everyone played his/her part very well, and the special effects were much better than expected.
Rated PG-13 for violence, a little salty language, and terror. I liked this one. More than a 7.5 than 7.