"Abigail," a horror film about a kidnapped vampire ballerina, will stream on Peacock beginning July 19.

There's a lot of bloody fun in Abigail, but one set was too much for the young lead.

The fact that Abigail is a vampire could have been a twist. But the film's directors reveal why they included it in the marketing.

The vampire ballerina in the new movie “Abigail” has a long pop culture lineage. She and her sisters are obsessed, tormented and likely to cause harm.

From Radio Silence’s haunted Halloween V/H/S segment “10/31/98” to their latest vampire ballerina winner Abigail, the filmmaking collective has consistently found ways to tickle and terrify ...

The first trailer for Radio Silence's Abigail shows a vampire ballerina who gives her kidnappers a run for their money (and lives).

The trailer for new horror film “Abigail” spoiled the big twist—a precocious young girl pirouettes her way through bloody mayhem—and, it turns out, all the fun.

Abigail is more than just a fun premise. It's a wildly entertaining movie with a great cast and the perfect balance of horror, comedy, and action.

July 8 (UPI) -- Abigail, a horror film about a kidnapped vampire ballerina, will stream on Peacock beginning July 19. The movie, which premiered in theaters in April, took its inspiration from the ...