Thanksgiving
Director: Eli Roth
Actors: Patrick Dempsey, Ty Olsson, Gina Gershon
PlotIn a small, picturesque town famed for its annual Thanksgiving festivities, the holiday spirit is marred by a mysterious, gruesome incident that sends shockwaves through the close-knit community. As the town prepares for its beloved parade and community feast, an intruder disrupts the peace with a chilling act of violence that leaves residents in turmoil. The local sheriff, burdened with the daunting task of maintaining order and ensuring safety, begins an investigation that uncovers a web of tension and secrets among the townsfolk. Despite the atmosphere of fear and suspicion, the determination to uncover the truth persists as the sheriff navigates through layers of deception and plagues of paranoia.
As days proceed and Thanksgiving approaches, peculiar occurrences escalate, sending the town further into disarray. Friends become foes as underlying vendettas and past grievances rise to the surface, complicating the investigation and fracturing trust within the community. Panic threatens to overshadow the holiday as residents begin to fear that no one is truly safe. Amidst this atmosphere of dread, connections between the past and present gradually come to light, suggesting that the catalyst for current events may have deep-rooted ties. With tensions soaring and time running out, the sheriff confronts a daunting challenge, unsure if they can restore calm and capture the one responsible before tragedy strikes again. As darkness beckons at what should be a time of warmth and gratitude, the community must reconcile past horrors with looming threats to find a semblance of peace amid impending chaos.
Writers: Jeff Rendell, Eli Roth
Release Date: 17 Nov 2023
Runtime: 106 min
Rating: R
Country: United States, Canada, Australia
Language: English
Home Video Reviews
A fun, mindless slasher with excellent Blu-ray visuals and sound; perfect for genre fans, though missing a 4K release.
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Thanksgiving's 4K release offers mindless, bloody fun with a stellar UltraHD/Atmos upgrade, perfect for slasher fans seeking nostalgic gore and humor.
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