Takeaways

'Abby' is a unique blend of horror and cultural commentary.

The film challenges traditional narratives of possession and empowerment.

Eshu represents liberation rather than evil in 'Abby.'

The 1970s cultural context influenced the film's reception.

'Abby' critiques the repression of black women in society.

The film's legacy is overshadowed by its controversial history.

Restoration of 'Abby' is essential for future audiences.

The character of Abby embodies the struggle for self-identity.

The film's humor and horror reflect the complexities of black life.

'Abby' serves as a revolutionary statement in black cinema.