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Thanksgiving - Movie Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ส.ค. 2024
- Chris Stuckmann reviews Thanksgiving, starring Nell Verlaque, Jalen Thomas Brooks, Karen Cliche, Patrick Dempsey, Gina Gershon, Rick Hoffman. Directed by Eli Roth.
Thanksgiving isn't overstuffed with a ton of classics so this surprise is welcome.
I see what you did there, LOL.
@@TheZetaKai The only Thanksgiving movies I can't think of is Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987) and Hanna and her sisters (1986).
Ha...saw what you did there ;)
Krisha is a criminally underrated Thanksgiving film
Ahhhh I see what you did there…cos you stuff the Turkey with stuffing lol
Just went and saw it last night. A fun movie. Campy but it knew what it was going for. Didn’t try to be too serious. Just fun. And the gore was done well too.
I really liked it
Just a fun time all around. Yes, the characters aren't the best, but they were acted fine enough (really my one complant), but I loved this film. Also, glad to (slight spoiler, but nothing to ruin it) see both my favorite character McCarty (the gun selling rocker guy) and the cat lived. XD
The gore was done well indeed. And some of the gore was....well done....😎
The only bad gore was the intestines
I can't be the only one that laughed out loud at the guy still trying to get the Waffle machine while dying lol
I couldn’t breathe from laughing. And that video, LIKE LIKE LIKE. DEAD
Everyone was laughing during the screening I was at seeing him stumble with it in hand before falling over.
Me and my buddy were howling when the lady took it
This movie was fun, a rare thing nowadays. Has a very 90's slasher vibe, with a thematic 80's title. Really great movie.
"THIS YEAR, THERE WILL BE NO LEFTOVERS" had my dying.
I loved this movie. It felt like one of the early 2000s remake that were full of gore and over the top camp.
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Really loved that Eli went campy and hilarious alongside the gruesome kills. I wouldn’t mind seeing multiple sequels for this too.
also enjoyed that Eli, lets face it he could be even more smug however he does usually deliver the goods, includes his voice in this one
I don’t know if it was supposed to be a horror comedy, but my friend and I were laughing through the whole movie, and our theatre was packed and the audience was having quite a laugh too. It was a really good time.
It is a horror comedy
I laughed way too hard at a couple deaths. You know which ones.
Hahah ya it had me cracking teeth laughin too bud' funn movie!
I don't know if it's horror comedy, but Slasher movies as a whole are inherently funny
If you've seen some of Eli Roths other films like Cabin Fever you know he can be pretty funny in his horror lol Thanksgiving is def one of them, the whole black Friday intro was bonkers and hilarious
It was a fun slasher, perfect tone, right amount of gore, great cinematic pay offs. I had a blast with this one.
It was pretty awful. The CGI was horrific. The ending was laughable. The killer reveal was very obvious. Not very good.
Saw tonite movie was Awesome
@@greatestnitemare6626hating ass 😂
Definitely. Loved it and wanna see it again. After the inciting incident, the first kill of the movie was stellar and fun.
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This movie was a hoot. It's more of a 90s style slasher than the 80s one that was promised with the original Grindhouse trailer, but it's a blast. I saw it opening day, but the theater was empty. I think it would play like gangbusters with a packed house.
Go see THANKSGIVING!
Go
it was soo good watching it with the theater packed to the brim. it was awesome to hear everyones reactions especially during the jump scares what a fun movie!!
Sadly not many people are going to see it bc this movie is going to be on streaming in a couple weeks probably lol
I remember the director said he was going for the vibe that the movie you’re watching isn’t the one from Grindhouse but more like a remake of a lost slasher. So I guess that’s why it’s more 90’s than 80’s
Hmm why was it empty? Maybe because the movie was cheeks? It's so bad.
What's the difference between an '80s style and a '90s style slasher?
I WOULD actually consider “Thanksgiving” a slasher masterpiece. It’s layered. There’s a backstory there. There’s character development. The chase scenes are incredible. It’s exciting. Great unique kill scenes and gore. It’s the total package. Eli Roth HAS given us one of the greatest “slasher movies” of all time. Now I’m just hoping we can get a future “Scream” movie from him one day 🤞🏼.
I think Kevin williamson can still be relied upon Ashes, I did end up enjoying Scream vi more than the film before it. But all these influencer themes too and streaming in horror is not for me, even though I really enjoyed Thanksgiving
I was thinking the same thing
@KoraJayde-TeeJayI guessed who the killer was early in the film but only because the movie gives you hints along the way. In fact the move outright TELLS you who the killer is in the first scene.
It is just a crazy movie. It is not masterpiece like older horror movies. It still has a lot of the same problems I have had with a lot of recent horror movies. They just want to shock you and they don’t bother developing all the characters, leaving a lot of them except for a few main ones to be just story fodder.
@KoraJayde-TeeJayI don’t see the hype behind this movie I found it to be pretty boring and the acting was horrible. Maybe I didn’t find the kills is a gruesome as they were supposed to be after watching terrified 1&2 lol
Blood Rage (1987) was the best serious Thanksgiving horror film before this came along. I can see good word of mouth carrying it through the Thanksgiving weekend.
“That’s not cranberry sauce Artie!”
Yeah….and Blood Rage fucking sucks. At least now we have an actual good movie to watch on Thanksgiving.
This was a fun movie. I love guessing who it was and the jokes that goes along with each kills is hilarious
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Is it like other Eli Roth movies - in terms of gore? I don’t mind violence but stuff like Hostel made me feel a lil physically ill - lol
@@firstlast9846 A person is roasted alive....Safe to say, I don't think they're going to make traditional slasher movies anymore. Every time I hear that term, I get my hopes up. But the last time I saw something that came close to the classic 80's approach was Sorority Row....and even that one had to furnish it with a contemporary ending...
@@tgriffin3059 I suppose (accidentally maybe, through a lack of competition) You're next is the finest slasher film of the last decade.
@@firstlast9846 yes absolutely
The word that kept going through my mind when I watched this film is "confidence." Eli Roth knew EXACTLY what he wanted to do, he knew just how to do it, and he did it beautifully.
I like how even tho this is a traditional slasher film, there is a lot that makes it feel modern. It being set in the present day, the use of technology and phones throughout the movie driving the plot, and the humor felt down to earth and not out of touch as most movies do
Weirdly enough, over in the UK it's been quite well advertised in cinemas and quite a few people I speak to have either gone to see it already or are going to see it!
We went Friday night and the cinema was busier than usual which was a welcome surprise for me 🤘
Your review was spot on. My husband is not a horror movie fan but was intrigued by the trailer, so he went with me, and we both really enjoyed it, there was a pretty good size crowd in our theater and based on their reactions they dug it too! We both knew what choppy scene you were talking about right away because we talked about that on the ride home. It will be an annual watch at Thanksgiving for us!
Saw this yesterday and was thoroughly satisfied. Truly Thanksgiving with all the trimmings!
Definitely felt like the scream movie we didn't know we needed. Fun as hell and a great watch.
Just saw this tonight and it was great! Definitely a new fall classic for me. As someone who has lived in MA my whole life the accents were pretty good! I’d love to see a sequel down the road
This movie was an absolute blast. No politics, no message, completely self aware of it's purpose and how campy it is, and it delivered. Also, was completely pulling for the killer.
politics? the whole movie is very anti consumer
@@egirlegirlegirlyoure talking to a person that doesnt understand that everything is inherently political
@@pandawizarddd the word this is “too political” just means i’m offended because someone doesn’t have the same exact view point of the world as me
@@egirlegirlegirl Taking a jab at over mass consumerism isn't really getting political. They weren't inserting pronouns, or telling everyone they are bad for liking the scary orange man, how how the patriarchy or white men are oppressive. It was just campy, let's have some cool kills and fun and it worked.
You act like movies nowadays are 99% political 🙄
Yes, this movie was awesome. I agree on the scene late in the movie where one person moved so quickly to another spot. There is no context to how much time passed but it kind of made me think there was no way the person could be the killer. Nonetheless, it was a solid movie and hopefully it becomes a franchise.
Yeah I guessed who did it in the beginning but that scene made me rethink everything and then they made us think it was the other guy lol
@@RochellB46 very true. I thought I missed part of a scene or something.
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Which moment are you talking about? I always thought it was Bobby (and just assumed they used a stunt double and that's why the killer was obviously taller), and found it odd that the sheriff was suddenly on the ground outside the building near the end. Is that what you're talking about? Cuz I thought the sheriff was with the other cops at the office or whatever
@@KevinAccetta I always thought it was either Bobby or Ryan. After Jess got away from John Carver on the fence., she ran and saw the sheriff on the ground almost right away. She then sees John Carver inside and the sheriff pops up behind her. It was weird editing.
I think the beginning scene that was an homage to Halloween kind of gave it away, but I always thought it was one of the boyfriends.
@@juanizquierdo1737 oh yeah, I noticed that too, idk why I forgot now lol. At some point I started thinking it could be both the boyfriends even. Or two people in general.
Laughed our asses off watching this movie and honestly, it was a fun time with friends. What more can you ask for? :) 8/10 for me {The parade scene was GOLD}
I wish for more movies like this man, I’m glad this one finally got made though.
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Great review as always Chris! I'm glad you have more time now to do more movie reviews. We really missed you my dude. Keep it going! Thanks!
I'm just happy this got made. It was my favorite of the grind house trailers. It's a shame we never got the other ones.
At least we got Machete too.
This was a very pleasant surprise, it has memorable kills, reminded me of 90’s slasher, and “John Carver” had some fun Freddy Krueger moments. I’ve been waiting for this movie since 2010, and I did not disappoint, and that is an impressive feat
What do you mean by "Freddy Krueger moments"? I don't mind being spoiled, I'm curious what you mean
@@jonbourgoin182 LIGHT SPOILERS... He makes puns while he kills people
This movie was really good, it just had a different feel to it and I hope they continue with multiple movies after this one.
The thing I always appreciate about (Who done it, Slashers) is rewatching the movie and seeing all the small hints to which character it is. Especially in this movies case, as each victim and target did fuck over the killer in some way which I appreciate, it doesn’t just feel like the killer role was forced on a character just because. I just love those kinds of details, it’s one of the reasons the original Scream is so good
spoiler alert?
@@Kausan1never said who the killer was and the motive being revenge is a given from the opening scene… so no
I found myself smiling from the opening scene to the closing credits. Especially with the jabs at society today, the Florida jokes (I’m a FL Native) & the jabs at dumb young people and their “content/social media and cell phone addictive ways” . It captures a 90s slasher vibe with a plethora of characters who could be the killer, a high school class facing peril, and a relatable motive for the antagonist. The kill scenes are all top-notch, earning a solid 10/10, with a perfect blend of creativity, gore, blood splatter, and more gore. The Black Friday and parade sequences are standout moments, eliciting cheers from tonight’s audience. Noteworthy are the elite decapitation scenes and a sequence reminiscent of Heath Ledger’s Joker in The Dark Knight. For a modern-day slasher, it doesn’t get much more enjoyable than this. WITH THAT SAID, the ending sucked. It was almost like they didn’t know how to end it or what to do with the killer so they just said...okay let’s blow this up and roll the credits. Literally. So before that, I would of gave the movie a 7.3/10 but because of the ending my score is a 6.5/10. Definitely go see this in theatres. Super fun! Definitely one I’ll own in my physical media collection. R.I.P. Tim Dillon🩸🪓🦃🍽
I loved the references to previous slashers. Like the opening shot being very Halloween. And the parade scene being very I know What You Did Last Summer. Very creative homages that worked.
I love how Chris described the ending of the film as “choppy.” 😂
We need each holiday to be accompanied by a tent-pole slasher flick with a simple holiday title. Halloween and Friday the 13th obviously have one and now so does Thanksgiving. But I want "Christmas", "Easter", and "The 4th of July" too.
Black Christmas 74, and Better Watch Out are fantastic Christmas horror movies. But I agree about!an Easter horror movie!
Who else was lucky to see Grindhouse in theaters? Still the best theater experience of my life.
The theater was the perfect venue for that movie. I wish that they have limited special screenings for the anniversary os something. 🎥🎞👍
I thought it was comedy, a guy beside me was screaming on every jump scare 😂
This movie was a lot of fun. I also liked how the teens interacted with the police, and their willingness to catch the killer. I'm always a sucker for bucolic small town comradery in movies. And it even used modern technology in an inventive way.
I loved this movie so much. It's very fun to watch and definitely one of the best slashers since Hellfest.
Agreed
What did u think of terrifier 2??
I imagine this is how some might have felt in 96' watching Scream opening night or in 78' with Halloween. THANKSGIVING is so aggressively over-the-top, but at least it knows & embraces it. Eli Roth’s slasher film features some of the most gruesome & hilarious kills of the year. Silly & absurd B-movie horror that can be a killer good time if you’re open to it. He really blessed us with one of the best slashers in modern memory, hilariously over the top blood soaked carnage!
To think that the premise for the thanksgiving theme around this goofy holiday slasher was originally just teased as a fake trailer teaser from the “Grindhouse” double feature by Quentin Tarantino & Robert Rodriguez’s infamous 2007 feat is quite impressive. 🦃 🍴🔪🍽️
Thanksgiving feels major. It's definitely the slasher of the year, but I mean looking back, it's the best in years. A new classic ripped straight out of the golden age of slashers. I felt like I was watching the culmination of someone's life work. Roth has said many times that he's been wanting to make this movie since he was 12, and I could feel every bit of that passionate energy jump off the screen. It felt like Roth was emptying out all of his pockets and throwing out all of the tricks that he had been saving for years. Every other moment felt like it was attempting to one-up the last. This flick is filled to the brim. I have no idea how the rest of the world will receive this film, but this completely blew me away. Thanksgiving was everything I wanted and more, Roth completely delivered on all fronts. I can only predict it will be trashed and forgotten like the rest of Eli Roth's work, but perhaps just maybe others will agree with me.
If you’re a horror fan and love slashers give this one a try, the trailers didn’t do its full justice. 🔥
I was shocked how good this was… if you like the scream movies, you are subconsciously going to like this …
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So happy to see Eli back at it.
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@MellowMutant Robert Rodriguez made a new film this year too. Noone talked about it though.
@@regan.8077 I'll definitely have to look into it, thanks for letting me know
Eli Roths Best movie by a Mile
I'll be getting this when it comes to bluray. I love horror/slasher movies that are...fun. This is the perfect movie to watch between Halloween and Thanksgiving. I really wish this had come out a week or 2 earlier because my schedule is swamped, but oh well. It looks really good and word of mouth seems to be strong. This absolutely 100% looks like the sort of movie that will become a fixture to watch every year and I'm really impressed with Eli Roth for actually going through and making this. My fingers are crossed so hard for 'Borderlands', but most video game movies don't really pan out, but we'll see.
I know someone who worked with Eli in the past. Said Eli was the sweetest guy on Earth.
Normally slasher movies are hit or miss but i am glad this one isn't bad. Slasher movies are back. Yay!!!
Agreed the continuity in the 3rd act when the final girl escapes the dinner scene realizing she’s in the historical barn set, runs through the woods while pursued by the killer, but finds the sheriff suddenly knocked out and bloody didn’t quite work.
And Tim Dillon is in the movie from what I hear, so another bonus! 😂
I guess it really was a knife fight out there.
The puns once the killer was talking. 😂 I loved it.
I really liked the comedic moments that were fairly consistent throughout the movie. I even think the moments like the killer reveal or the Teleporting characters were Not accidents or bad film making. I think those things were Leaning into the "badly made" Horror movie trope, which fits with the Heightened reality in this movie.
Tuesday I saw an advanced screening. But I'm happy to see it again and pay this time! 😂
I really enjoyed this. I also liked that it revolved around Black Friday and not the actual holiday. Not many horror movies make me react physically but more than once I threw my hands up in shock. And I agree, it wasn’t really advertised. I knew about it because I go to the theater every week and it was a trailer during another film.
Loved this film. It’s a 10 out of 10. I mean it’s not just a horror holiday film, it’s secretly a comedy as well. It’s such a mouth open, fun, and funny film, it does not disappoint, and it’s pretty short which I like because most movies, mainly superhero movies which they just abuse the runtime and it drags to when it comes to the climax it’s just boring. I hope it becomes successful and we get multiple sequels to this film as well, because it’s fun, I’d watch it a million times.
That guy threw that football the same way I’d imagine Mark Zuckerberg would 😂
That riot scene, just the build up was SO GOOD.
« Thanksgiving!? Thanks living! » -Trixie Mattel
We saw it! IT WAS THE BOMB!!!
Slasher horror movies are fun to watch. Just dont take them seriously. This movie reminds me of "Terror Train" from 1980. Where a psychopath takes revenge on those who played a crude joke on him. So he kills them one by one on a train that is holding a costume party. This takes place a dark snowy winter night. The ending was kinda weird though.
Speaking of Thanksgiving, Chris should review the movie where they go back in time to the 1st Thanksgiving to get turkeys off the menu.
That's right; They go back in time to the 1st Thanksgiving to get turkeys off the menu.
For anyone, who's wondering whether to watch this movie or not, TRUST ME its a must watch! Its unfortunate that imdb has rated it so low but don't always rely on it, the story of the movie is awesome and suspenseful. The duration of the movie is perfect as well. The only downside is some of the deaths seemed a bit exaggerated but it pales in comparison to overall score. A solid 8.5/10 from me! Its worth every penny. Just remember its not for the people who get easily disturbed
My parents had Halloween. I had Scream growing up. If I had kids right now, guaranteed this would be their slasher flick growing up and we’d be watching it every Thanksgiving
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Chris, it’s interesting that you say you haven’t heard about this movie because not only did it play as a trailer for every movie that I’ve gone to see thus far , the trailer for it also insistently played before every single TH-cam video I’ve watched , including yours ! Maybe it’s just because of my location ? Perhaps they heavily marketed it to the western Illinois suburbs 😂
That’s the kid from Disney. It’s good to see him branch out
The grindhouse trailer had more shock gore and nudity than the movie itself.
Although this movie is set in Plymouth Massachusetts, majority of the film was shot in Port Perry and other small towns just outside of Toronto Ontario. 🇨🇦
My wife and I saw this over the weekend. Overall we enjoyed it, specifically for the kills. They are very entertaining and hilarious. Gory as usual for Roth. I was shocked to find the gasps behind me when the killer was revealed. Maybe I'm old and jaded and too much of a horror and mystery fan, but it was VERY obvious from the opening of the film who the killer would be. Certainly not going to spoil it, but I mean, come on. It was revealed to us in the very beginning. Also, just pay attention to who's mysteriously missing when the killer is around. That is even enough to figure out who dun it. Anyway, it's a fun movie. I'm glad it exists, but I'm kind of hoping it doesn't become a tired franchise.
I loved this film. Its probably one of the best horror movies of the year
it was a lot of fun
You gotta be kidding me…
I love this movie and I'm ready for the sequels like Thanksgiving Final Chapter and then New Beginning and, of course, Thanksgiving in Space
Me too !
I remember seeing the trailer in 2007 on the Grindhouse double feature - Planet Terror / Death Proof. Everyone said all these trailers need to be movies - Machete was one of the trailers too! But yeah man, what you said about the marketing !!! OMG there is such a bigger conversation here, I just stumbled upon 3 movies that were released in November with decent names attached and I just discovering them now? The marketing is feast or famine. As a filmmaker you shouldn't need access to 100 million dollars for people to hear about your NEW MOVIE...but apparently this is the reality for advertising. You could do a whole video on the films that didn't get fair releases. Random thoughts, peace.
I saw the thumbnail for this review and I thought, "Hmm, I wonder if Chris will like this movie".
My wife and I now have our Holiday Trilogy. Trick r Treat, Thanksgiving and Krampus.
Funny that Chris says that the kills didn't just disgust, as this was what the original fake trailer did exclusively. Wasn't my cup of tea, but I guess I'll give it a try when I'm in the slasher-mood.
I just saw this film, I enjoyed it a lot. The theater I went to was a smaller size theater but it was packed, glad to see people came out to watch it
Love your videos Chris, been watching for years!
Thanksgiving & Blood Rage are the best Thanksgiving horror films!
When people says Tarantino movies are violent they havent seen Eli roth filmography
Tiktok is going crazy about this tbh, and then you definitely convinced me to watch it haha
Should I be concerned that my holiday will be the next one to have a horror movie? Don’t mess with International Lefthanders Day.
Thanks for the Review and the Video 😀
I'm excited to see this ASAP.
I thought this movie was called Thankskilling but that's a whole other disaster lol 😂
I thought the same thing too. 😂
This movie is super fun and the kills are great. And yeah there were some things in the final act that were a bit sloppy but I wasn’t expecting this movie to be a masterpiece so it is what it is. If you need a good ol’ fashioned slasher this is definitely a treat.
Canadians have been seeing the trailer for this one for Months, and have been waiting impatiently for ‘your’ Thanksgiving to get here! 🦃 🔪
I don't see why people would even place faith in Eli Roth. He's always been a horrible filmmaker.
Not a fan of Knock Knock 😂
@@kingslayer2999Are you? 🤭
This film didn’t really grip me the way I hoped but I definitely appreciate the imaginative kills
Man I gotta watch this Saturday,❤ always love watching your reviews.
I’ve had a day or so to digest the movie now. I think It was a fun, gory slasher. Exactly what it claimed to be. It’s not reinventing the sub genre or anything but it’s a very entertaining, likeable movie. What more could you ask for? And Thanksgiving isn’t even a thing in this country - that didn’t matter at all as far as my enjoyment of the movie went.
Eli Roth was on the TigerBelly podcast, that’s how I found out about it ! Can’t wait to watch it .
This reminded me of Halloween Ends as your rooting for the killer, I’m in the minority enjoying Halloween Ends but I enjoy the scum of society being hunted down in inventive ways, thanksgiving has this vibe all the way through I really had fun with it. Happy new year Chris and good luck with your upcoming movie.
I watched this movie on Thursday. I recognized some scenes that were I almost wanna say "copied" from other movies. If you've seen Thanksgiving 2023 and know about late 90s to 2000s horror you know what I'm talking about. The killer looks and executes similar to the killer in Valentine (2001) in my perception, more so the look when I think about it (bye the way, Chris you need to rewatch that movie and make a review for Valentine's Day), the plot twist is similar predictable. There is one scene straight out of "I know what you did last Summer (1997)", another scene straight out of "Saw II (2005)", then one scene out of let's say "The Texas Chanisaw Massacre (2003)" and the final act, the climax and the ending, are also reminiscent of other horror movies.
You can say copied because that's what it was. The parade scene you mention from I Know What You Did Last Summer wasn't even subtle. It wasn't just the setting, but the whole concept behind the scene. I find storytelling like this incredibly lazy, and it did this over and over. It was kind of embarrassing. I feel people who are impressed by this movie cannot be actual horror fans who watch a lot of horror because you'd immediately know how derivative and unimaginative it was.
Omg , I don't watch alot of horror movies but I KNEW it was so damn similar to valentine and I know what you did last summer , literally it's not much of a difference but even then , those two movies were so much better than this , they were fun , had good story telling and fun characters even if they make dumb decisions
I'm surprised Chris didn't mentioned the practical effects. This movie was MADE by the fact that the fun kills actually use practical effects. The horror, the humor, none of it would have worked with the typical cheap CGI gore.
Y'all just weren't paying attention, I couldn't STOP getting ads for this!
thats weird you havent heard about it, it's all over my feed. this flick is right down my alley i love scream, urban legend i know what you did so maybe the algorhtm knows that and have been sending it to me lol. GREAT review cHRIS
my only wish for xmas is, eli texting you warm thanks for this.
Spoiler warning:
I think the killer got to the warehouse first because he has the cop car, where he had already drugged and placed Bobby. He saw her going in that direction, she stumbled her way there cuz of the sprained ankle (which was a clear hint that they wanted to make it seem believable) and he placed Bobby there as a fall guy. He probably planned to “save” her from Bobby and kill her once everyone was back home “safe” with their guards down, because he knew he probably wouldn’t be able to avoid word getting out about the Carver’s house.
As an American who does not give two craps about Black Friday for the reason that all it does is show how demented and selfish we are in the sense of having to be number one and willing to cause death over it at your local Walmart, I SUPPORT THIS MOVIE! THERE SHOULD BE MORE MOVIES LIKE IT! I give this movie five stars!
This was a great movie. Had a lot of laughs. Effects were really good too.
I truly can't stand Eli Roth's frat humor, poop jokes and misogyny so I'm disappointed to see this getting such good reviews. Am I going to have to torture myself and go see this?
With the ending, I think there is actually 2 killers, hence the teleportation. They are setting up for a sequel and I think, similar to the Scream TV series, they will reveal that someone else was in on it the whole time.
16 years in the making. I love Grindhouse from front to back. Excited for this gem.
You'll come home for the holidays...in a body bag.
I think the issue with the character "teleporting" hints at there being a second killer
THANKSGIVING was fucking amazing! I loved the homage to HALLOWEEN, I loved the inadvertent homage to SOUTH PARK, and I loved the homage to the mock trailer from 17 years ago, THANKSGIVING. It was perfect. I'm dying for it to come to VOD like NOW. Went and saw it on Thanksgiving, after eating Thanksgiving dinner.
This was a good time at the movies. Hopefully there’s a sequel