Abigail
2024
Action / Horror / Thriller

Abigail
2024
Action / Horror / Thriller
Plot summary
A group of criminals kidnap 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 no normal little girl.
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Love the premise, wish the trailer didn't ruin it
Has moments that are truly eye-popping!
Good movie but...
I wish you could isolate the spoiler part of a review instead of just needing to hide the entire thing. That being because I mostly just have generalized praise for this movie.
A tried and true formula of a comedy horror. It balances both almost perfectly. It doesn't try too hard to be either or and loses it identity. It's simply entertaining through and through. The movie never lags and starts to feel boring.
With that being said the ending is very dumb but I can't bring myself to lower the rating over it.
So our lead teams up with the vampire at the end to kill the now turned former ally. This part is just silly and dumb for multiple reasons. After this has happened she acts as if she totally now trusts the vampire who spent the entire movie playing mind games. Yeah, lets just completely forget about the part where she lured you here as cattle with the intention of murdering and eating you. You can totally trust her now. It was equally as stupid that all of a sudden the vampire develops a moral compass and refuses to not only kill her but then protects her when her father shows up. Literally the entire reason she was selected is because of people the father perceived to have hurt his business.
I just thought it very odd the ending fumbled that badly. Not only was there ZERO reason for her to trust them. But absolutely zero reason for them to let her go. A quick end double kill would've been predictable but way better than what we got.