In "Abigail" (2024), a group of six criminals, each with a checkered past, come together under the leadership of the enigmatic Lambert to execute a high-stakes kidnapping. Their target is Abigail, a 12-year-old ballerina and daughter of the formidable crime lord Kristof Lazaar. The plan is straightforward: abduct the girl, hold her in a secluded mansion for 24 hours, and await a $50 million ransom. To maintain anonymity, the kidnappers adopt aliases: Joey, a former army medic battling personal demons; Frank, an ex-detective with a tarnished reputation; Sammy, a thrill-seeking hacker from a privileged background; Rickles, a disciplined ex-Marine sniper; Peter, a not-so-bright mob enforcer; and Dean, a reckless getaway driver. As night descends upon the isolated Wilhelm Manor, the criminals' anticipation of an easy payday unravels. Dean is found brutally murdered, his body decapitated, sending the group into a spiral of paranoia and fear. Attempts to escape are thwarted as the mansion seals itself, trapping them inside. The true horror emerges when Abigail reveals her dark secret: she is a centuries-old vampire who orchestrated her own kidnapping to exact vengeance on those who have wronged her father. The hunters become the hunted as Abigail uses her supernatural abilities to torment and eliminate the captors one by one. The group's conventional methods prove futile against her, leading to desperate alliances and betrayals. "Abigail" masterfully blends elements of horror and thriller genres, delivering a chilling narrative that explores themes of deception, survival, and the unforeseen consequences of greed.