The Graves (2010)

Director:

Brian Pulido

Writer:

Brian Pulido (writer)

Release Date:

29 January 2010 (USA)

Genre:

Adventure | Horror | Thriller

Tagline:

In Skull City, Death is the least of your problems

Plot:

Two inseparable sister's visit to a remote mine town turns into a mind-bending fight for survival against menaces both human and supernatural.

Plot Keywords:

Sisters | Mine | Black Belt | Supernatural | After Dark Horrorfest

Status:

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Status Updated:

16 September 2009

More Info:

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Cast

Bill Moseley	...	Caleb
Tony Todd	...	Reverend Abraham
Jillian Murray	...	Abby Graves
Amanda Wyss	...	Darlene
Clare Grant	...	Megan Graves
Patti Tindall	...	Becka Crane
Randy Blythe	...	Luke
Cathy Rankin	...	Valerie Mills
Shane Stevens	...	Jonah
Dean Matthew Ronalds	...	Eric
Brian Ronalds	...	Pete
Bill Lippincott	...	Dad
Brian Pulido	...	M. Mischief
Barbara Glover	...	Mama
Greg Seki	...	Gordy
Rosalie Michaels	...	Mom
George O'Barts	...	Concert goer
Bobby Calabrese	...	Himself
Michelle Winters	...	Townsperson
Davey Calabrese	...	Himself
Jimmy Calabrese	...	Himself
Benjamin Glendenning	...	Comic Shop clerk
Lauryn Berger	...	Town Legion (voice)

MPAA:

Rated R for bloody violence.

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Certification:

USA:R (certificate #45656)

Filming Locations:

Wickenburg, Arizona, USA

Company:

Mischief Maker Studios

Movie Connections:

Followed by The Graves 2: Return to Skull City (2012)

Was surprised, better than I expected.

*** This comment may contain spoilers ***

I went to see this with my mom because first off, it takes place in our own home state and secondly, we've associated with a couple of people making the movie. When it first began, I wasn't impressed. The girls recording each other was making me nauseous and wary of the quality of film. It was only the for a little bit, thank goodness. Once we got through that rocky start, it was a fantastic movie with lines from the killers that'll have you snorting in laughter, believable and lovable heroines, a mad preacher who's voice still gives me goosebumps (in a good way), and a location that made me giggle cause I've seen it :P. When the source of all the trouble was finally revealed, I thought it was kind of silly but the very ending of the movie wrapped it up in such an entertaining package that it became kind of cool. I loved this movie and both my mother and I will be owning it when it comes out on DVD. Well worth seeing at least once if you're a blood and gore horror movie fan. Plus, it's got Bill Mosley in it and well, who plays a psychotic killer better than him?