Actuakers One of my all time favorites.

AutCuddly Great movie! If you want to be entertained and have a few good laughs, see this movie. The music is also very good,

Brainsbell The story-telling is good with flashbacks.The film is both funny and heartbreaking. You smile in a scene and get a soulcrushing revelation in the next.

Marva It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

nikosss13 The only people giving this amateur pile of crap more than a 3 or 4 are people who are obsessed with the taboo of the taboo, and that still only applies if you buy into vaguely feminist cinema, or care to explore something as droll as motherhood. Here's a message that should be sent out to everyone who gave this film an 8: motherhood happens all the time, and it's been done. Done to death. And this is a painful example of a director who knew he could get a sympathy DVD sale from adventurous housewives. The constant vegan/matriarchal imagery was painful to watch and couldn't get any less subtle. This movie will not make you think. This movie won't make an emotionally healthy person ponder motherhood, morality, or science. All it will make you do is wish you watched 11/11/11, and that movie is pure garbage, but at least it was funny.

HumanoidOfFlesh A young couple Michael and Madeline are having their first baby.Unfortunately very tragic car accident results in death of Michael.Medical exam reveals that their baby has died as well.A devastated Madeline decides to carry the baby to term.And Grace is born.She who is thirsty for blood instead of milk."Grace" by Paul Solet is an unsettling horror film with excellent central performance of Jordan Ladd.Madeline is an overprotective parent who will kill and destroy life for her vampire baby.Her maternal devotion is almost psychopathic.The atmosphere of creeping dread is well-developed in "Grace".There is a bit of disgusting gore and a lot of suffering.Pretty bleak and sad horror film that is not for the easily offended.8 cribs out of 10.

DiamondGirl427 OK...I like horror films. Psycho characters and plot twists always can make a film even better to watch. But..this mess was anything but entertaining. The woman playing the main part seemed to be in a haze..kind of limping through her part with no real interest in what she was suppose to be doing. Yes..I know...she was a mental case, she just lost a kid...blah, blah,blah..but it was just ridiculous to watch. She has a baby that somehow has risen from the dead..no reaction there..she has to grind up meat to feed it..still little emotion..and then when she actually breastfeed...you see a few grimaces of pain...but not much..even after she begins to bleed. She avoids everyone who tries to come see her and the new infant..then begins killing to again feed her child fresh meat. If this happened in real life, it wouldn't take long for the authorities to show up and all hell would break loose...but...of course..the only one really shows any interest in what is going on is the nosy woman who ends up being killed and having her blood drained out of her. Yum. The end was even more lame...the psycho mother..fully recovered from her ordeal..of course...(there is a scar..healed so quickly it seems..wow)..and they are not riding along as a passenger in a huge RV. Mother and baby are doing fine it seems...but wait...it is time to kill again...and look...there is a place to stop up ahead. OMG...the killing is going to begin..again. AHHHH....what a waste of time it was to turn this movie on. No wonder it is on a FREE movie channel. Maybe it is just me...but seeing bloody chewed up breasts being fed to an infant is JUST TOO GROSS. There is a fine line between horror and sick stuff..this one crossed that line.

manicman84 Giving birth to a child is usually regarded as blessing. What if our beloved child is not interested in eating mother's milk, but prefers a solid portion of fresh blood? The answer to this question provides the amazing debut of Paul Solet entitled "Grace". The movie can be best described as a disturbing meditation on the unbreakable relation between mother and child. Steering clear of horror genre conventions, Solet's movie is firmly based on reality providing truly visceral scares out of the unusual, yet intriguing concept. Filled with the feelings of isolation and paranoia, "Grace" is incredibly effective and up to the point avoiding any unnecessary scenes which could distract viewers' attention from the main story. The movie feels like an undiscovered classic of genre cinema that mostly relies on creepy atmosphere, not unlike Roman Polanski's "Rosemary's Baby". I'm looking forward to whatever Paul Solet has in store next.