Abigail Trailer: Ever find yourself in a situation where you accidentally end up kidnapping a vampire? Well, that’s the wild ride that Melissa Barrera, Dan Stevens, and the late Angus Cloud take in the horror-comedy “Abigail.” Check out the newly released trailer!
In this film, a group of aspiring criminals aims to pocket a cool $50 million by babysitting the 12-year-old daughter of a powerful underworld figure at a remote mansion. The catch? Surprise, surprise—the kid happens to be a bloodsucker.
Directed by Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett, the duo behind the recent “Scream” movies, Barrera, who starred in the previous two Scream films, leads the cast. Unfortunately, she won’t be part of the upcoming seventh installment due to some social media posts from last November expressing support for the Palestinian cause and criticizing Israeli actions during the Israel-Hamas war. Angus Cloud, who played a role in “Abigail,” passed away in July from an accidental overdose at the age of 25.
Tyler Gillett shared his excitement about working with Barrera again, describing “Abigail” as a crime movie that takes an unexpected turn into monster movie territory, promising a bloodbath.
The ensemble cast also features Alisha Weir, Kathryn Newton, William Catlett, and Giancarlo Esposito. “Abigail” hits theaters on April 19, so mark your calendars and catch a glimpse of the chaotic yet blood-soaked adventure in the trailer below.
FAQ About Abigail Trailer
Q: What is Abigail the movie about?
Ans: Abigail embarks on a quest to find her father, who was falsely accused of spreading an epidemic. Discovering the city’s conquest by dark magicians, she unravels a web of deception.
Q: Where is Abigail the movie made?
Ans: Tallinn serves as the backdrop for the fictional city Fensington in the film. Principal photography captures the enchanting streets, providing the setting for the unfolding fairy tale events depicted in the plot.
Q: How does Abigail’s story end?
Ans: In the play’s conclusion, Abigail’s failed plan results in Proctor’s impending execution. Unmoved by the consequences, Abigail departs Salem, showing the same cold indifference that characterizes her actions throughout the narrative.
Q: How does Abigail get revenge?
Ans: Seeking vengeance on her lover’s wife, Abigail accuses Elizabeth Proctor of witchcraft, weaving a web of deceit and manipulation in a quest for revenge within the play’s narrative.
Q: How is Abigail the villain?
Ans: Emerging as the play’s primary antagonist, Abigail Williams assumes the role of a formidable villain, engaging in deceit, manipulation, and ultimately orchestrating the wrongful execution of nineteen innocent individuals in the town.
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