#abigail movie 2024

[maggotssmichael]

just gonna go ahead and say this: frank was absolutely right & justified in telling joey to "own your fucking shit and go be a mother to that kid." and i understand the argument of 'oh he should've said it in a nicer way blah blah he was so rude about it blah blah time and place frank' but that's exactly how you need to talk to someone like joey

[zugli]

Everyones talking about frank, BUT WHAT ABOUT THEM

[naughtygirl286]

So yes we went to see the new horror movie Abigail earlier this week. I was like little ballerina vampire? sure why not?

the premises of the movie might sound a bit silly but it is actually pretty good! I really enjoyed it. I don't feel that it was a horror movie it is billed as such but I didn't feel it was I didn't find it scary and there was no real jumps or anything I kinda of felt it was a bit more of a dark comedy. It had more humor in it then scares in my opinion.

They also leaned into the silly idea of the movie itself with the characters commenting on how crazy and outlandish the situation is involving a little ballerina vampire.

Your basic story is this group of criminals are hired to kidnap this little girl and hold her for ransom for 24 hours they soon find out that not everything is as it seems when they are locked into this mansion and are set upon but a cute lil pink tutu wearing vampire as she prances around tearing them apart one by one.

the movie has some really nice practical and visual effects as well as some nice make-up work too.

The acting was good too from all involved especially from Alisha Weir who plays the title character of Abigail. I bet she had tons of fun working on this movie. but everyone did an amazing job.

but yeah I thought it was a good movie it was crazy and interesting and I felt it was a bit different then the usual vampire stuff. So if you are curious about the movie I would say give it it watch.

[mylittlepimp]

MVP is your family making jokes about your chronic illness and referencing a movie at the same time haha.

For context I'm a dumbass (as I'm sure those in the medical field would say) I fast in the morning and I'm diabetic. My mom gives me my insulin while I'm asleep (yep my mom does it), I get for work several hours later, I go to work, and then I eat some time after work.

Today my little brother wanted to go clothes shopping and then get lunch. Well today I woke up especially hungry!! I went to work and then got home to grab a protein bar.

I ate half of the bar before we left and then put it in my pocket.

While we're shopping I pull out the rest of the bar and I start eating it. (Probably against store policy but I was hidden in the clothing section haha.)

My mom looks at me and she says, "what are you a fucking junky?"

I said, "mhm." And ate my bar haha.

We saw the movie 2 days ago. So kudos for the reference moment there mom.

The movie is actually pretty good in my opinion. Better than I expected honestly, really really funny!

[antiquecorse]

[13th-floor-in-moonstone]

No but like 👀👀👀 Okayyyyyyyy

I can see the reasonable criticism for the 3rd act being a bit clunky with the sudden primary antagonist switch, but personally, once we got evil vamp Dan Stevens, my mind blanked -

[capinejghafa]

READY OR NOT (2019) | ABIGAIL (2024) dir. MATT BETTINELLI-OLPIN & TYLER GILLETT

[lokidoki9]

Hope this reaches the right target audience

I also hope everyone will appreciate the work I put into Peter for this meme

[tuherrus]

honestly every movie monster would be improved if they were an unhinged little girl

[fanofspooky]

Horror movies of 2024

[soldierboys]

ABIGAIL (2024) dir. Tyler Gillett, Matt Bettinelli-Olpin

[endofradio]

they really had dan fighting for his goddamn life with making him redo the angelina ballerina line multiple times LMFAOOO

and it got funnier each time 💀

[zugli]

Real talk, she slayed. Badass fr

[davinaclaires]

KATHRYN NEWTON as SAMMY ABIGAIL (2024)

[bellamuertes]

Dan Stevens as "Frank" ABIGAIL (2024) dir. Tyler Gillett & Matt Bettinelli-Olpin

[perryabbott]

ABIGAIL (2024) dir. Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler Gillett