On the heels of our interview with amazing Abigail stars, Kathryn Newton and Dan Stevens, we have another one for you!
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Move over M3GAN. And time to chuck out Chucky. A new horror icon is born! Radio Silence, the duo behind the classic, Ready or Not, is back with another masterpiece: Abigail!
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This week, Abigail, the latest from Radio Silence, the duo behind Ready or Not, and Scream V and VI, will be hitting theaters. And I’m going to tell you this straight up: this is currently one of my favorite movies of the year, if not my favorite! Part of that is because of the amazing ensemble, led by a veritable who’s who of horror veterans and their terrific performances, including, Melissa Barrera, Dan Stevens, and Kathryn Newton. And we were given the extraordinary opportunity to sit down with Stevens and Newton in-person to discuss the project and the buckets of blood they swam through to bring the best horror film this year to life.
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We are a mere two weeks away from the crazy return of Radio Silence, the filmmakers behind Ready or Not as wells Screams V and VI. And their latest creation is already dancing its way into our hearts! We’re talking about the upcoming kid-ballerina vampire flick, Abigail!
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This one just snuck up on all of us, folks! The latest from Radio Silence, the directors behind Scream V and Scream VI, as well as one of my personal favorite horror films in the past few years, Ready or Not are back with an original horror comedy: Abigail!
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Radio Silence (Ready or Not) delivers an earnest homage to Wes Craven with Scream while reinventing its meta core for a new generation. The story from writers James Vanderbilt and Guy Busick reconnects the past with the present seamlessly, creating real reasons for the legacy cast members to return to shepherd a new core group of friends living a requel of the Woodsboro tragedy. Yes, a requel (reboot+sequel) which the film pokes fun at itself with true to the franchise’s signature smarts and proving that it’s smarter than ever.
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