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Abigail

  • 7.1 /10

  • 397

Plot

A group of criminals kidnaps a teenage ballet dancer, the daughter of a notorious gang leader, in order to obtain a ransom of $50 million, but over time, they discover that she is not just an ordinary girl. After the kidnappers begin to diminish, one by one, they discover, to their increasing horror, that they are locked inside with an unusual girl.

Cast

Melissa Barrera as Joey
Dan Stevens as Frank
Dan Stevens

as Frank

Alisha Weir as Abigail
Alisha Weir

as Abigail

Kathryn Newton as Sammy
Kathryn Newton

as Sammy

Kevin Durand as Peter
Kevin Durand

as Peter

William Catlett as Rickles
William Catlett

as Rickles

Angus Cloud as Dean
Angus Cloud

as Dean

Giancarlo Esposito as Lambert
Giancarlo Esposito

as Lambert

Matthew Goode as Father
Matthew Goode

as Father

Movie Facts

Rated

  • R

Status

  • Released

Release Date

  • April 18, 2024

Production Companies

  • Project X Entertainment

  • Radio Silence

  • Universal Pictures

  • Vinson Films

Production Countries

  • United States of America

Spoken Language

  • English

Budget

  • $28,000,000.00

Revenue

  • $37,546,000.00

Runtime

  • 1.82 hrs

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Reviews

I don't know that I've heard Tchaikovsky ever used so menacingly before, but here his "Swan Lake" and some deadly pas seul are used to good effect! A group of kidnappers has been assembled by "Lambert" (Giancarlo Esposito) to kidnap the daughter of a wealthy man. They are to whisk her away to a remote, quite spooky, manor house where she is to be held hostage til dad stumps up $50m. Thing is, thi…

Abigail isn't exactly a novel idea but its executed convincingly enough to offer up a moderately watchable, horror, experience. In spite of its grounding in vampiric horror, I didn't find Abigail especially frightening. There's no sense of creeping menace and frankly, that's a shame. It does "have a go", so to speak, at first but never really takes it far enough or handles the material subtly …

Boy did this one catch me by surprise! I absolutely loved watching 'Abigail'! An unexpected gem! I knew nothing pre-watch aside from that it was classed, on Wikipedia at least, as horror, so was simply expecting the usual fare à la 'Imaginary' and/or 'Immaculate' (former bad, latter good fwiw). Clearly, what I in fact saw knocked my socks off! I had a tremendous amou…