Survival horror thrillers are a dime a dozen, but Abigail has something unique to supply. To experience its full impact, you shouldn’t watch the trailer before seeing the film. It’s unusual advice, on condition that trailers are meant for promotional purposes, but like just a few other movies, this one’s trailer reveals an excessive amount of and may destroy the suspense. Our suggestion? Skip the trailer and go straight into the movie. If you happen to still need a small glimpse, we’ll share a brief Instagram clip as an alternative.
Abigail – Plot
A young ballerina, around 12 years old, is kidnapped by a ragtag team whose purpose is easy. They need money and plan to ransom the kid. Nevertheless, on the time of the kidnapping, they’d no idea who her father was. After abducting her, they take her to a gothic mansion where they need to stay for twenty-four hours before returning the kid and collecting their share of the ransom. The group members are unaware of one another’s identities or real names. But once they discover who the girl’s father truly is, that’s when every thing starts to disintegrate.
Abigail – Forged & Character
Alisha Weir as Abigail did a reasonably good job, especially considering her age. Don’t judge her acting ability based on the Instagram video above, because when you watch the film, you’ll understand why. Melissa Barrera as Joey, a former military medical staff member battling drug addiction, was also convincing in her role. She plays a mother who’s tasked with caring for Abigail, and he or she portrayed her character quite well.
Dan Stevens as Frank, a former corrupt cop, delivered one in all the standout performances, especially towards the top of the film. Kathryn Newton as Sammy, the hacker, effectively conveyed each fear and helplessness with great intensity. Will Catlett, as Rickles, a former military sniper, had relatively limited screen time but did justice to his role. His performance wasn’t particularly remarkable, but he played the part as best as he could.
Kevin Durand as Peter, the muscle and a former mob enforcer, was solid in his role, though his character didn’t have much depth beyond being the group’s muscle. Angus Cloud as Dean, the sociopathic driver, also had minimal involvement. His predominant task was to drive, and the character didn’t demand much beyond that. Giancarlo Esposito as Lambert, the organizer of the kidnapping, had limited screen time, but each time he appeared, his performance was top-notch.
i just got back from seeing abigail (2024) and when i let you know all that this was such a fun movie, I MEAN IT. when you loved ready or not, you’ll LOVE this movie! melissa barrera once more knocked it out of the ballpark along with her performance on this role. i absolutely loved it. pic.twitter.com/P10Gwcmjg5
— bella (@johnnyslawrence) April 19, 2024
Abigail – Where To Watch?
In India, Abigail is on the market on Netflix, while in the USA, it’s streaming on Peacock. The film has a runtime of 109 minutes. An interesting fact in regards to the movie is that each the audience rating and the critics’ rating, that’s, the Popcornmeter and the Tomatometer in Rotten Tomatoes are currently at 83% for Abigail.
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