Thanksgiving

• Horror
• Mystery

A darkly comedic and relentlessly gruesome slasher unfolds in the seemingly idyllic town of Plymouth, Massachusetts, following a chaotic Black Friday riot that spirals into brutal, Thanksgiving-themed vengeance. This isn’t a whodunit focused on intricate mystery, but a visceral exploration of societal rage and consumerist excess manifesting as sadistic, personalized killings. The film deliberately leans into operatic gore, offering a theatrical and unapologetically shocking experience. While rooted in slasher tropes, *Thanksgiving* distinguishes itself through its satirical bite and the sheer audacity of its holiday-fueled mayhem, crafting a strangely celebratory atmosphere around the carnage. It’s a self-aware descent into holiday horror that doesn’t attempt to redefine the genre but embraces its extremes with gleeful abandon.