Abduct Me!

2011
9m

IMDb RATING

7.6/10

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A clumsy and hapless young man gets abducted by a beautiful and naive alien girl.

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Parody Comedy Sci-Fi Short

A clumsy and hapless young man gets abducted by a beautiful and naive alien girl.A clumsy and hapless young man gets abducted by a beautiful and naive alien girl.A clumsy and hapless young man gets abducted by a beautiful and naive alien girl.

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IMDb RATING

7.6/10

YOUR RATING

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Alex Kurnow

Angeline Mirenda

Argon

Ariana Brown

Dana

Director
- Lucien Knotter
Writer
- Lucien Knotter
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8mitsubishizero

It was hilarious

I found this short film funny and creative. The story's about a guy named Fox (Alex Kurnow) who gets abducted after ruining his first date by a hot noob named (Angeline Mirenda). Fox takes advantage of her naivety leading to some hilarious scenes particularly the ending. The acting's good, the story's simple and the jokes are hilarious. I really hope they make a sequel to this because it would be funny. If you like watching alien girls than you'll enjoy this. Take it for what it's worth and see for yourself.

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Trivia
The idea for "Abduct Me" came about while Lucien was having an "X-Files" marathon, and wondered what some of Agent Mulder's fantasies might be like.

Goofs
Ratchet straps were used to hold the actor down to the operating table, and were later to be digitally replaced by blue lasers. Due to time restraints the blue straps were never completed, and instead a laser effect was added to the orange ratchet straps. On some of the close-ups you can still make out the texture of the original straps. The poster for the movie was created before the film was finished, which is why the straps on the poster are blue and not orange.