In 2007, the filmmaker Eli Roth believe Thanksgiving like a fake trailer for the movie Grindhouse by Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodríguez, and now, after 16 years of rumors, the fake trailer comes true with Thanksgiving becoming a true feature film that is just a few weeks away from being released in theaters via TriStar Pictures y Spyglass Media Group.
- In Mexico and throughout Latin America, Sony Pictures will distribute it in theaters starting November 30.
The film follows a serial killer who dices up the residents of Plymouth, Massachusetts, one by one during the Thanksgiving holiday.
The most recent in the marketing campaign was shared by the media Fandango as part of its Holiday Movie Preview, offering fresh looks at the most anticipated movies for the remaining two months of the year. This is the official image:
The deranged Christmas slasher set in the present tense in Plymouth debuted a bloody trailer in recent weeks, signaling a return to Roth’s “gore” roots. As in the teaser trailer released in September, the aesthetics of Grindhouse It’s not present in the trailer, but it does integrate some of Roth’s favorite elements.
The cast is headed by Patrick Dempsey (Ferrari, Grey’s Anatomy) y Addison Rae (He’s All That), con Gina Gershon (Chucky), Milo Manheim (Zombies), Rick Hoffman (Hostel), Tim Dillon, Jalen Thomas Brooks (Walker), Nell Verlaque (Big Shot), Gabriel Davenport, Tomaso Sanelli, Karen Cliche y Jenna Warren.
OFFICIAL SYNOPSIS:
The table is set, the festivities have begun, but an uninvited guest has arrived… and this year there will be no leftovers.
After a Black Friday riot ends in tragedy, a mysterious Thanksgiving-inspired killer terrorizes Plymouth, Massachusetts, the birthplace of the infamous holiday.
Roth y Jeff Rendell they wrote the script. Spyglass produces the film, along with Roth and Roger Birnbaum.
Filming of the feature film ended in January 2023. Its release date Theatrical release is set for November 17 in the US, and November 30 in Mexico.
Source: https://cine3.com/el-slasher-viernes-negro-thanksgiving-de-eli-roth-presenta-aterradora-imagen/