Abigail 4K 2024 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

A gang of mercenaries on a tip-off kidnaps a 12-year-old ballerina, the daughter of a certain rich man. Huddled in a secluded mansion, they are about to expect a ransom within 24 hours, when suddenly someone starts cutting their numbers.

Review 4K Movie

It so happened that with a difference of half a day watched-s two two-hour novelty rentals with a rating of R: 60-million-dollar “Ministry of Ungentlemanly Affairs” and 28-million-dollar “Abigail.” Oddly enough, the winner in their nonexistent battle was a Radio Silence creation! And it happens.

The rating, by the way, was fully justified. Judging by the dubbing, in the original version, the characters often used uncultured speech, especially Dan Stevens. His character, neurotic and panicky, what only did not suffer, without spoilers to write about his misadventures in the script will not work. And the greater impression is given by the abundant use of fake blood, it is clearly wasted ruthlessly. After Samara Weaving in the movie ‘I Go Looking for’ and Jane Levy in the movie ‘Evil Dead: Black Book’ from now on-s boast doused from head to toe blood heroine can and Melissa Barrera.

In ‘Abigail’ there is so much blood, meat, scraps, entrails, crunch of bones, that it makes your appetite grow. Click and order KFC chicken legs and wings to tear them apart with your teeth. In terms of bloody fun, your novelty rental keeps a confident da brisk pace that doesn't drown out the somewhat wild script with lots of twists and turns. At the end, believe me, comes a fierce bacchanalia, the final chord of which is the appearance of one famous actor of the year. That's the one you definitely didn't expect to see! Categorically realize that the sequel will not be avoided.

Believe me, the trailer shows only the tip of the iceberg, the tangle of secrets unravels gradually. Alisha Weir, despite her young age, perfectly played the role of a creepy bloodsucker. And in her case everything turned out to be like with Rorschach from the movie: it's not me who was locked up with you, it's you who was locked up with me! The losers who got into a lot of trouble will get a great cardio workout with multiple stab wounds. It's funny to watch their exertions and suffering, so the combination of horror with comedy works well. The execution is top notch, for sure.

As directors Matthew Bettinelli and Tyler Gillette due to unforeseen circumstances did not present the seventh part of ‘Scream’ to the audience all over the world, the studio ‘Universal’ caught up in time and pulled them into their project about a vampire ballerina. Despite the good marks abroad, this project language stretches to call taste. Most or all it is unlikely to fly, as usual there will be questions to the logical component in the script. But all this is not so important, when almost the whole movie in the eye catches the seductive cleavage of the lady.

The lady played by the same Melissa Barrera, who scandalously left the new trilogy ‘Scream’. So much sweat, dirt and blood endured her cleavage, that during the viewing you are rooting for her not to be killed before her time. The acting ensemble, by the way, gathered quite nice. We were glad to see Kevin Durant, still keeps himself in terrific physical shape. Kathryn Newton got the most unenviable fate there, when her character falls into one bad place in the trap house. Dan Stevens in his fancy glasses was reminiscent of Bradley Cooper the whole time. Well, well done everyone for a movie like this.

The movie is dedicated to the memory of the star of ‘Euphoria’.