Abigail review: A frequently funny dance of death

Toothy young hostage fights back in tedious gore-fest.

This horror-thriller is chaotic and a bit too long, but in the same vein as 2022’s M3gan, Abigail is ultimately entertaining.

Bring a hose for this horror thriller, delivered by the makers of the last two 'Scream' films.

A group of criminals attempt to keep a young vampire ballerina hostage. Read the Empire review.

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The "Ready or Not" filmmakers return with a bloody good time.

While not the most frightening horror you'll see, it might end up the goopiest, goriest studio release of 2024. Our Abigail review:

The 'Scream' team whips up a thrill ride in which kidnappers suddenly find themselves dealing with a bloodsucker run amuck.

Kidnappers bite off more than they can chew in this vampire horror starring Melissa Barrera and Dan Stevens

Abigail, the vampire ballerina movie from Scream directors Tyler Gillett and Matt Bettinelli-Olpin could be the best horror movie of 2024.

Radio Silence craft a blood-soaked way back to the Dark Universe

The Universal Pictures horror comedy "Abigail" stars Melissa Barrera, Dan Stevens, Angus Cloud, Kevin Durand and Alisha Weir.

A remake of "Dracula's Daughter" is full of grousing kidnappers and blood-vomiting action, little of which is compelling.

Oh, sorry, did I just ruin it?