Overview

• Abraham’s Boys opened in limited U.S. theaters on July 11 before arriving on Shudder later this year
• Natasha Kermani’s 89-minute adaptation of Joe Hill’s short story reframes Van Helsing as a traumatized patriarch raising two sons in 1915 California
• Titus Welliver anchors the film with a restrained performance that underscores its tension and thematic depth
• Reviewers praise the movie’s unsettling domestic atmosphere and artful ambiguity but criticize its deliberate pacing and sporadic suspense
• The hybrid release strategy reflects a growing genre trend of brief theatrical runs followed by exclusive streaming access