#The Gracefield Incident movie

[thevideodungeon]

The Gracefield Incident (2017)

Something that would be just another average found footage film, if not for the bad CGI, horrible day-for-night shots, unnecessary exposition, and just enough Tragic Backstory™ to make you feel sorry for the screenwriter and their poor understanding of character development..

3/10

[searsage]

The gracefield incident gets a A+ b-movie in my books because they said fuck conventional alien abduction tropes these aliens cant speak your language so they abducted your smelly naked friends and held them hostage because humans are hard to communicate with and they needed leverage to get their baby back.

[webbywatcheshorror]

100 Horror Movies in 92 Days:

Arcadian

Bodies Bodies Bodies

Circle

Day of the Dead (1985)

The Exorcists (2023)

Finders Keepers

The Grudge (2004)

Halloween

It Came From Outer Space! (1953)

John Dies At the End

Kids vs Aliens

Lisa Frankenstein

Maximum Overdrive

Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight

Our House

The People Under the Stairs

Q the Winged Serpent

Ruin Me

Stopmotion

Terror Birds

The Unheard

Villains

When Evil Lurks

X

YellowBrickRoad

Z

The Angry Black Girl and Her Monster

Bad Moon

The Canal

The Dark and the Wicked

Evil Dead Trap

First Contact

Gargoyles (1972)

House on Haunted Hill (1959)

Inn of the Damned (1975)

Jakob's Wife

Kill List

Lifechanger

The Monster Project

Nightwatch (1994)

Octopus

Psycho (1960)

Queen of Black Magic (2019)

Random Acts of Violence

Sam Was Here

Tormented

An Unquiet Grave

The Vigil

The Witch in the Window

You'll Never Find Me

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice

Aliens

Caveat

Destroy All Neighbors

Exeter

From Black

The Gracefield Incident

Habit

In A Violent Nature

The Jester

Kill, Baby... Kill!

Nerdy Prudes Must Die

Little Evil

The Munsters

Oddity

Phantom of the Paradise

A Quiet Place: Day One

Salem's Lot (2024)

I Saw the TV Glow

The Watchers

The Platform

The Platform 2

V/H/S Beyond

The Hunted

Howl

Don't Speak

An American Werewolf in London

Crimson Peak

The Host

The Amityville Horror (1979)

Sting

Creeping Death

MadS

It Comes At Night

Tarot

Azrael

The Wolf Man (1941)

The Skeleton Key

The Deliverance

Phenomena (2023)

Phenomena (1985)

Trap

We're All Going to the World's Fair

House of Wax (2005)

Spider in the Attic

The Demon Disorder

Loop Track

100 Horror Movies in 92 Days 2024

Helloooo beasties and ghouls! It is that time once again, where I undertake the challenge and watch a HUGE chunk of horror in just three months!

The rules are simple- starting August 1st and ending on Halloween, I have to find and watch at least 100 horror movies that I have never seen before!

Like last year, reviews will probably be on hold until the challenge ends, and also like last year, I'll be reblogging this post with my list as I complete them! (I will also be keeping up with them on Letterboxd, I am Webbyghost there as well).

Unlike last year, though, I might liveblog some of them! If I do that, they'll be tagged with #Webbyliveblogshorror along with the name of the movie.

If any of you guys are also doing the challenge or have movies to suggest then by all means hit me up!

[scentedluminarysoul]

Gracefield Incident

Today I watched the found footage horror movie Gracefield Incident (YouTube)

I didn't finish it. I stopped at around 37min.

It was a bit too dumb for my taste.

The acting was so-so, but the writing, especially on a human level, was so bad. They didn't act like actual human people. In the bad way, not the "oooh, maybe they're aliens" way. And it was a bit sexist, too. I just didn't want to waste my time with it any further.

2/10

Pros:

Creative camera placement

Gets to the point/action quickly

Cons:

Really bad writing

Unlikable characters

Sexism

The dog dies (probably)

Story write up under the cut

My advice, if you want a good alien (abduction) found footage movie, try The McPherson Tape (1998, also Alien Abduction: Incident in Lake County). Old, but really good and a terrifying first watch for me.

At first I had a bit of high hope, it didn't start that bad. The main protagonist is missing an eye, and he crafts himself an artifical eye with a built-in camera. That's creative! Not realistic, but cool. I liked that!

So then the story goes that him and his wife (and their dog) meet up with friends (honestly, I don't even know how many, they were all generic white people, and my face blindness set in. I think in total they were three couples) and they drive into the woods to spend the weekend at a cabin main guy's boss was nice enough to let them use. How did they repay that kindness? By making fun of the boss every chance they got because apparently boss believes in Big Foot.

Suffice to say, the group were typical party college kids. When they picked up one couple, one bro already in the car zoomed in on the woman and he drooled and exclaimed how hot she was. That should have been a red flag.

They arrive at the cabin, each party taking a room, main couple immediately talking about how much they wanna fuck (ugh, allos, I swear), BUT I have to say, I liked that the movie didn't waste any time. While they talked about sex and started partying, it didn't linger on that, no 40min of party or sex, it was less than 5min, to set the stage, and then it immediately started with the action.

The action being a meteor falling down, soaring directly over their cabin and landing somewhere in the woods. Not with a bang, but with a whimper. It was bigger than the one in Russia, but didn't cause an impact crater, just a tiny hole. Hang on tightly to your suspension of disbelief!

Earlier in the movie a news report was shown about an unknown object colliding with a satellite, so they think it's a piece of said satellite and they venture into the woods to investigate. Well, the men do, "the girls should stay in the cabin". Ah.

Off they go, finding the aforementioned hole, retrieving the meteor. Which isn't hot, but cold. What is physics? And of course, as any rational person would, they just take it with them. On their way back they see figures, hear the dog whimper (yep...) and find one of the dudebros phone in a cave, acting all weird.

Main guy goes to pick it up, but is thwarted by a big, somewhat slimy looking dark hand grabbing his arm. They book it to the cabin, wondering if it's Big Foot. (really? Unknown object in space, meteor, and you geniuses think Big Foot??) Main guy then says they shouldn't tell the girls anything, they would only panic. Hrm.

So they don't. Main guy and wife have a fight because she wants a family (read: children) but he's not sure. She goes to have bath and screams when something hits the window. Main guy rushes in, sees broken window, another bro and his girlfriend also rush in. While wife is still in the bath, naked. He's not even pretending to turn around or anything.

After, main guy and his supposed best friend have a drink and best friend drops a grandious piece of wisdom. See, in this conversation it transpires that main guy and wife already had a baby, but that baby died and he doesn't know if he wants to risk it again. Best bud's advice? "Lots of people lose a baby. Just get over it and make a new one."

To his credit, main guy storms off.

And that's where I turned it off.

[crypticmoviereviews]

Cause my boss has been trying to capture bigfoot. - What did he just say? - Sasquatch! - Your boss is a kooky little man. - It's a hoax, that's what it is. But it's cool.

The Gracefield incident  

[scary-movies-on-netflix]

THE GRACEFIELD INCIDENT (2017)

This is streaming on Amazon Prime.  It’s bad. Actually, it’s more silly than bad, but that’s just as…bad, isn’t it?

We start off with a man driving his pregnant wife to her next prenatal appointment, but a car hits them in her baby and in his eye, and they lose both.  A few months later they’re going to a cabin in the woods with some friends, and he takes apart an iPhone and inserts the camera into his prosthetic eye. One of the friends also has a nice camera with a big light atop it, so-you guessed it-this is a “found footage” movie.

Anywho, all of the male characters are borderline unlikeable.  Two of the female characters seem pleasant, but of course we barely get to see them. They all arrive at the cabin in the Canadian woods.  It’s gorgeous.  That evening, a meteorite streaks overhand and lands in the forest, and two of the dudes go out and retrieve it.  After that, you know, ALIUM.  It’s all CG, and the effects range from “okay” to “not acceptable,” as the characters run around in the forest, run around in the cabin, run around in the forest, run around in the cornfield, etcetera.  Basically, the AYLMAO wants the meteorite back because it’s an egg.  The baby alien is adorable, and the majestic alien ship leaves in a scene reminiscent of the climax of “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” (1977), but that was a good movie and this isn’t.  All of the missing people are returned, the couple have another baby, and THE END.

There are no spooks because the plot just doesn’t make any sense.  At first, we have a creepy alien hunting them through the forest, and we know that it wants the meteorite back.  There’s some potential here.  However, it soon reveals the power to unlock doors, play with electronics, lift people up into the air, and other things of that fantastical nature, yet we’re somehow supposed to believe that it just can’t pick up the house and shake it around until the egg falls out?  This is just people running around, screaming, and making stupid decisions.  It all goes on for far too long.  Not recommended.

[lordmoreau]

“Oh Mister Moreau I know some GREAT movies that you would love. Repo! The Genetic Opera, The Relic (1987), Arachnid (1990), Shakma, and The Gracefield Incident are some of my favorites. We should totally have a movie night!”

Oh! That sounds great

[tiodemyxor]

The Gracefield Incident (2017)

[clambustercinema]

The Gracefield Incident (2017)... more b-movie found footage fare for me to sit through and wonder why i even bother. however, on this occasion, this rare occasion, i was quite impressed. it’s nothing you haven’t seen before in terms of formula, but it did honestly keep me interested. the grizzly was pretty good, and it did make me jump a few times. throw in a reasonably interesting little revelation at the end, and it all wrapped up rather well

5 out of 10

[moviewatchtime]

Hey, whats going on movie watchers. Today were are taking a look at The Gracefield Incident. 

Check the review here

[andyuris]

      with spooky season right around the corner , i decided to make a masterlist of horror movies , horror tv shows , and horror games to watch . none of the media below has individual triggers attached although most ( not all ) of the horror games listed below has a trigger warning before the game starts . with that being said , some triggers that can be found with some of the media below are : blood , gore , sexual content , murder , animal death , etc . if you have any  questions about specific triggers for any of the media below , feel free to message me ! if anyone wants to reblog and add triggers that they know of to this masterlist , feel free to do so . please note , this is not in alphabetical order . there shouldn’t be repeats but i apologize if there are !

games .

outlast .

outlast : whistle blower

outlast 2

visage

paranormal activity the lost soul

blair witch

movies / tv shows .

a nightmare on elm street ( original and remake )

child’s play ( original and remake )

the vvitch

blair witch project ( original and 2016 sequel? remake? not sure what it’s supposed to be tbh )

paranormal activity ( literally any of them , there’s like 6 )

the conjuring

insidious ( chapter 1 , 2 , & 3 )

the lodge

you’re next

scream ( literally any of them )

scream the series ( show )

the haunting of hill house ( show )

the haunting of bly manor ( show )

oculus

the uninvited

the grudge

IT chapter 1 & 2

hell fest

light as a feather ( show )

marianne  ( show )

them ( show )

silent hill

host

pure 

the invitation

get out

us

candyman

spiral ( not to be confused with the book of saw . this is on shudder ) 

oculus

fright night ( original & remake )

30 days of night

the bye bye man

poltergeist ( original & remake )

the messengers

sinister

the sixth sense 

dark skies

THEY

the gracefield incident

the exorcist

hereditary

ouija

ouija: origins of evil

unfriended

texas chainsaw massacre 

the collector

the collection

the descent & the descent 2

quarantine

[c0smicdrift3r]

They finally added the gracefield incident and Phoenix forgotten to movies on xbox

[page58-blog1]

Some Things Can't Be Unseen in Mathieu Ratthe's Alien Invasion Sci-fi Thriller 'The Gracefield Incident' (Trailer)

Some Things Can’t Be Unseen in Mathieu Ratthe’s Alien Invasion Sci-fi Thriller ‘The Gracefield Incident’ (Trailer)

      “What an amazing weekend with my best friends.” In ‘The Gracefield Incident’ Matt, a video game developer, embeds an iPhone camera into his prosthetic eye to secretly record and give us a point-of-view documentation of a weekend with friends in a luxurious mountain top cabin.

“What is that?” “What is what?” “That.”They’ve arrived. The weekend takes a terrifying turn when a meteorite…

[lex1nat0r]

The Gracefield Incident

Saved from being completely terrible by a last-act twist that I didn't see coming, but that still only takes it from a C to a C+. There is a good movie in here, but I think the found footage format harmed it overall.

[crypticmoviereviews]

The Gracefield Incident

The movie plot was good but the acting was a bit cheesy it. the movie is about  three couples who are spending a long weekend in a luxurious cabin when suddenly an uninvited guest in the form of a meteorite, comes crashing the party... the kill count for this movie is 6. Stay creepy guys,xoxo Logan