We Still Say Grace is a psychological thriller movie that follows the story of Maggie, a teenage girl who lives with her fanatically religious family in a remote farmhouse. Maggie's father is a cult leader who believes that the end of the world is near and the only way to save his family's souls is through a ritualistic suicide pact.
One day, three strangers, Liz, Sam, and Bill, break down near their farmhouse and seek shelter. Maggie finds herself drawn to Sam, who shows her a different perspective on life, love, and freedom. As the strangers start to uncover the family's dark secrets, Maggie becomes conflicted about her loyalty to her family and the urge to break free.
As the tension mounts, Maggie's father becomes more delusional, and the strangers' presence becomes a threat to his plans. Maggie's mother tries to keep her family together, but the strain becomes too much, leading to a terrifying climax where the family's fate hangs in the balance. In the end, Maggie makes a choice that will change her life forever.
We Still Say Grace explores themes of family, religion, cultism, and the struggle to break free from oppressive and toxic beliefs. The movie is directed by Brad Helmink and John Rauschelbach and stars Holly Taylor, Bruce Davison, Rita Volk, and Frankie Hinton.
