'Thanksgiving': Eli Roth's New Horror Film Hits Theaters
Set in Plymouth, Massachusetts, the film pits residents against a serial killer dressed as John Carver, targeting those linked to a deadly Black Friday riot.
- Eli Roth's new horror film 'Thanksgiving' is a feature-length expansion of the 2007 faux-trailer that he contributed to Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez’s Grindhouse.
- The film is set in Plymouth, Massachusetts, and pits a group of residents against a serial killer dressed as John Carver, the Mayflower pilgrim and first governor of Plymouth Colony.
- The killer targets the characters who are linked to a deadly Black Friday riot at a local appliance store the previous year.
- Reviews highlight the film's balance of horror and comedy, its social commentary on American consumerism, and its effective use of modern technology like social media.
- The film hits theaters on November 17, 2023.