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Abduction Club (2002) short review

Kendra April 29, 2002
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2002 Abduction Club

This was surprisingly Not Bad, given the fact that it was released in the UK in 2002 and never made its way to the US. Sophia Myles stars as one of two sisters kidnapped by members of the Abduction Club, younger sons who in 1780s Ireland couldn’t get wives via the conventional method given their lack of fortune. It’s definitely teenybopper-y and no Grand Drama, but it’s certainly harmless. The costuming was relatively nice, although many of the female characters wore what I would consider undress in public way too often.

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