Abigail (2024)
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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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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Genre:Horror, Thriller, Comedy
Written By:Stephen Shields, Guy Busick
In Theaters:4/19/2024
Box Office:$43,015,969
Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Project X Entertainment, Radio Silence, Universal Pictures, Vinson Films
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