An unique body horror film which had me wincing throughout.

Let me just say this but when your main villain is a baby, that doesn't prove much of a threat.

It's not landmark, but it's a pretty effective, twisted little horror flick. Would work best for those with newborns.

VERY strange movie. Made me very uncomfortable and gave me serious anxiety. I? wouldn’t necessarily recommend this movie because it is so weird. But I do have to say that it kept me interested and there wasn’t a boring part to it. Just so so creepy, but no necessarily in a good way, more like, “what the hell did I? just watch” way..?

well!! crazy movie I tell ya!

Sometimes effective spin on the evil baby horror genre.

Stilted, boring and completely ridiculous. There is a complete lack of suspense which is partly to do with the completely wooden acting. I dare say you could get a more naturalistic performance out of a flat pack wardrobe. No film maker sets out to make a bad movie and all film is subjective but I was surprised to see such a high critic rating. I could have forgiven the preposterous plot if there had been a little more tension and humour, It could have worked in a Babadook sort of way, sadly no. It limps along to an all too predictable climax and we're all left wondering what was the point.

A strange movie that is for sure but it seemed to lack something to make it feel like a proper movie.

The final shot of this film will absolutely stick with you...its been 6 years and its still in my mind.

Grace isn't a horror movie that will terrify you... It is a horror movie that you will find deeply disturbing.

It's a mocking against the meaning of grace. Grace is about life baby needs bloodshed to life Grace is about health baby is sick

Okay-ish horror flick Grace knows what buttons to press but just can't seem to get a good grasp on its audience. Jordan Ladd gives a very good performance and the film is memorable, but unlike other films in the same vein like The Omen or Rosemary's Baby it doesn't settle under the skin it just wavers. The extremely quite score and washed-out colours reveal an intriguing premise as a disappointingly boring and often kind of tedious picture.

Worth seeing but don't save it for a Saturday night. Too slow for me. You could fold laundry while watching it. The lead actress, Jordan Ladd is so pretty and despite all she is going through continues look amazing.

It was a cool idea with fucked up imagery that was awesome but it needed better acting and drama.

Profoundly disturbing, very well made, written and acted but suffers a bit on pace. A true descent into madness.

Horribly disturbing!

77% "I'm sick."-Madeline Matherson (Jordan Ladd) In my opinion, Solet, does not hold women in very high regard, as every female character is off their rocker. He also dedicated the film to his mum. Weird.

"Grace" is what I like to call this generation's "Rosemary's Baby". Though it lacks the classic status of that film, it evokes the same suspense and paranoia and even leaves room for some truly disturbing ideas and violence. Neither the audience or the main character truly knows what Grace is (is she a zombie or a vampire or a franken-baby?), and it proves more frightening with that notion in mind. But the film is equally as creepy and disquieting when you look at it as a Polanski-esque descent into maternal madness. Plus, the ending is a jaw-dropper.

Couldn't finish it--just fast-forwarded through. So obvious where it was going.

Enjoyable by some, but will probably leave you with a feeling of depression as it is not a very upbeat film. Watch it with friends, its fun in a weird way.