Abigail

Quite often very funny, but it all runs out of steam... If you want to just go laugh and squirm, you can do that here.

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

"Abigail" continues Universal’s hot streak of telling inventive new stories with their Universal monster characters.

An intense, well filmed and absolutely entertaining work in which any horror fan would have a good time. [Full review in Spanish]

Great fun.

Tossing a malicious vampire kid among squabbling, not-exactly-un-dangerous humans is a recipe for a wickedly enjoyable thrill ride. One of the messiest vampire movies ever made, and winningly so.

Abigail is a bloody delight and further proof that stories centered around Universal Studios classic monsters can be a success in the right hands.

Abigail ... is good, bloody fun, with colorful characters, amusing performances from a good cast and funny dialogue. The best thing about it, though, is a terrific twist that comes about a third of the way into the movie. 


Come for the vampires, stay for the action, and be reminded that horror films can be smart, provide unexpected scares, and bring new blood (do excuse me) to a sub-genre once drowning in glitter and fake teeth.

"I’d describe the film as “Renfield’s little sister” by the way it steers away from general suspense, but triples down on its comic book style, over the top action and extremely gratuitous gore."