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Hey there, listeners. Welcome to horror movie club.

The show where two dudes who are not quite nerds, but not quite nudes, choose a horror movie each week to rate and review. I'm Brian, I'm on the phone with

Ashvin, and today we are discussing Abigail from 2024, directed by Matt Betanelli-Ollupin and

Tyler Gillette, written by Stephen Shields, and Guy Busekk starring Melissa Barrera, Dan Stevens, Catherine

Newton, Alicia Weir, Jean-Carloszegro and Angus Cloud. In this film, a group of criminals

kidnap a little girl, but discover there is something sinister about her. If you're new to the

show, we're going to talk about this movie. Spoiler-free for the first 15 or 20 minutes, just background info type stuff. Then we're going to talk about this movie, spoiler-free for the first 15 or 20 minutes,

just background info type stuff. Then we're going to transition into a plot walkthrough where we

spoil everything. So when you hear some transition music, it's time to duck out if you don't

want it spoiled and go see it in theaters. Hashan, how you doing, buddy?

Were you looking forward to this one, or was it on your radar?

You know, it was on my radar, thanks to catching the preview during our last few theater

outings.

But really, my initial impression of this was that it looks kind of gimmicky and lame.

But, you know, the last time I saw the trailer, I did get a little bit more hyped up,

and I was interested to see kind of where they might take a story like this and, like,

what was underneath the premise.

But how about you?

I was a little bit mid on it because I like radio silence, but I also thought the trailer,

I didn't watch it, but I heard it with my eyes closed in the theater

because I didn't want anything spoiled. But of course, I kind of got some things spoiled just through

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