Abigail Haunting

To whoever was blathering about Canada this and Canada that, this was filmed in NEVADA, the lead actress was born in UTAH, the other main actors were born in NEW YORK, DETROIT, etc. Everywhere but CANADA. Not a CANADIAN in sight, so maybe rewatch it or just forget about reviewing movies, if you're that clueless.

This was a pleasant surprise. Well written, well directed, solid acting. It doesn't try to reinvent the wheel but isn't fully predictable. It's much better than most of the garbage masquerading as horror that somehow make it into a wide theatrical release. It's easy to recommend this to horror fans.

This is one of those 'haunting' movies / stories with a female lead where they attempt to make you feel some empathy / emotion/ feel sorry / for the character but to me that was just a big fail.

-1 Star for What I said above. The lead was just as much of a scumbag as her boyfriend was.

It was an okay telling of a fairly common premise but there was nothing I noticed that stood out as good, or original, or cool. So all in all very average.

-1 Star for a bad ending. No closure. Characters at the end that would have certainly done more were just left hanging.

Just not a very good movies.

This overall was a pretty decent horror movie I started watching horror movies like I used to and I would say this was one of if not the best I've seen this week or month its got that creepy thing I like similar to the grudge but probably not as creepy but close the thing that ruins movies like this is killing off the main characters or in this case bounding the girl to the house like she didn't kill her mother her foster mother did and she exposed her for what she did usually in these kinds of horror movies characters help find out whst happened to the once before person was killed and by doing so they become the spirits friend in a way so it leaves them alone it puts them to rest so they stop killing or haunting people I also usually don't do movie reviews but this would of been amazing if they did tge ending better.

It might be fun to watch if your Canadian, otherwise I found it hard to get into "because you can take the Canadian out of Canada, but you can't take the Canada out of a Canadian".. some examples: -A haunted trailer home -Canadian accents slipping out left and right -Strange demeanors, lingo, and odd reactions to things (i.e.-"...but, why?? Who does/says that??".. lol, Canadians do, I promise you.)

........strangest ending EVER... "strange" as in I had to ask myself why I was laughing, almost felt like satire. Although I'm sure it's a generally terrifying thought for Canadians; a single mom getting trapped in a cheap manufactured home, middle of nowhere in a desert (in the USA), with your mother's vengeful/bi-polar spirit.

I'll give it a generous 4.5/10.... slightly painful watch after the halfway point, but overall I can't really say it wasn't worth the dose of "Cana-weird" it provided. The movie "Housebound" constantly came to mind while I was watching this (especially the last scene) but that movie embraced those more "moronic" traits scattered throughout... I'd only watch this if you literally don't have anything better to do (there's nothing to lose in that case!) but I can't at all say anyone "shouldn't" watch it.... was a truly well done indie on many other lvls. It's kinda cool to see demographic and nationalities shine through in weird ways in film and other mediums.