Eli Roth’s ‘Thanksgiving’ Is Available Today At Home – Plus A New BTS Featurette!

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Written by Anthony

December 19, 2023

“Thanksgiving” has carved its way not only into theaters but also onto PVOD platforms, offering fans of holiday horror a new treat. You can now rent or buy ‘Thanksgiving’ on any of the major PVOD platforms.

The film’s transition to PVOD is accompanied by a ‘Behind the Screams’ featurette, exclusively released this morning by our friends at Bloody Disgusting, providing a deeper look into the making of this gory slasher. Eli Roth, alongside co-writer Jeff Rendell, delves into their collaborative journey, shedding light on the creative process behind this original new slasher film.

Thanksgiving – “Behind the Screams” Featurette

Set in Plymouth, Massachusetts, the birthplace of Thanksgiving, the film’s narrative is as intriguing as it is horrifying. Following a chaotic Black Friday riot, a mysterious killer inspired by Thanksgiving embarks on a terror spree, adding a dark twist to the festive season. The ensemble cast, featuring Patrick Dempsey, Addison Rae, Jalen Thomas Brooks, Milo Manheim, Nell Verlaque, Gina Gershon, Tim Dillon, and Rick Hoffman, brings a dynamic range of talent to this chilling tale.

Critics and audiences alike have lauded “Thanksgiving”, with the film grossing an impressive $30 million globally within its first two weeks. Its success is further underscored by a strong second-week performance. The script, penned by Roth and Rendell, and produced in collaboration with Roger Birnbaum, has been praised for its engaging storytelling and thrilling execution.

The excitement around “Thanksgiving” continues to build, as a sequel has been officially announced, set to release in 2025. This upcoming installment promises to bring back the terror of John Carver, further cementing “Thanksgiving” as a potential new classic in holiday horror.

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