The suspenseful movie starring Patrick Dempsey from Grey’s Anatomy, known as Thanksgiving, is currently popular in the United Kingdom.
In 2023, a movie emerges that is inspired by a fake trailer from the 2007 Grindhouse collection. This film unfolds in a quiet Massachusetts town where a ruthless serial killer causes chaos during the Thanksgiving season.
In a star-studded cast, Addison Rae and Gina Gershon take on supporting roles in the newly released slasher horror movie on Netflix UK. The film is enjoying popularity, currently ranking at number 4 on Netflix’s movie chart, as reported by FlixPatrol.
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Beyond just being loved by viewers, the celebration of Thanksgiving also received acclaim from critics when it first debuted. Currently, on Rotten Tomatoes, it boasts an impressive 84% approval rating based on 150 reviews.
In a similar vein, Roth skillfully creates an exhilarating, rowdy, and chilling slasher film that culminates in an unforgettable climax, according to Bloody Disgusting. The Daily Telegraph described it as a gory delight worth savoring.
The components of this recipe are commonplace, yet what truly makes it enjoyable is the excessive fun that Roth adds to the idea in a delightfully gory manner, according to Empire Magazine.
The Wrap expressed appreciation by saying, “Boasting visually stunning set design and a lively, appetizing plot, you’ll find yourself grateful for the satisfying, indulgent feast that Roth’s new horror film offers.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, it delivers numerous exciting, yet inexpensive experiences, or more specifically, affordable deaths, detailed with a level of gruesome precision that horror enthusiasts desire. Meanwhile, The Guardian described it as creative and satisfying.
The movie was tremendously successful, earning $46 million at the box office while only costing $15 million to produce. This prompted the producers to quickly give the go-ahead for a sequel. Once again, Roth was involved in crafting the story and assuming directorial duties.
It appears that the second installment of Thanksgiving was initially planned for a theater release in November. However, given the statement made by Nell Verlaque to Deadline in May, it seems unlikely that the movie has started filming yet.
Thanksgiving is streaming now on Netflix; development on a sequel is under way.
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2025-09-02 20:20