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Eli Roth's long-anticipated Thanksgiving horror film promises a fresh twist on slasher movies, maintaining a strong nostalgic vibe. Inspired by classics like "Scream" and "Halloween," the film aims to blend genuine scares with fun and memorable kills, prioritizing a distinctive aesthetic. Each character's demise is designed to be an iconic slasher scene, and the production embraces campiness, even featuring fake trailers that pay homage to classic horror tropes.
The plot follows a whodunit style, akin to "Scream," but adds a unique Thanksgiving theme that the horror genre has rarely explored. The story begins with a Black Friday riot culminating in a tragedy, leading to a Thanksgiving-themed serial killer terrorizing Plymouth, Massachusetts. What initially appears as random slashes soon reveals a deeper, revenge-driven motive. Regarding the gore, the film is expected to be gruesome, but not excessively so. Eli Roth intends to cater to a broader audience while outdoing the horror scenes from the fake trailers. It's a rated R film but won't push viewers to the extremes of nausea.
The film's fifteen-year journey to the screen involved script revisions and the impact of the pandemic. Jeff Rendell, Roth's co-writer, played a crucial role in finding the right approach to the story. The project essentially treated the trailer as the sole existing element and built the script from there. With its blend of gore, camp, and a nostalgic yet fresh approach to slasher horror, Eli Roth's Thanksgiving has the potential to become a classic holiday horror film, offering a long-awaited treat for fans of the genre.
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:30 Aesthetic
01:36 Fake Trailers
02:16 The Plot
03:13 The Gore
03:55 Fifteen Years
04:47 Outro
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Written by: Ace Louzon
Narrated by: K. Ryan
Edited by: V.Serhii
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Eli Roth's long-anticipated Thanksgiving horror film promises a fresh twist on slasher movies, maintaining a strong nostalgic vibe. Inspired by classics like "Scream" and "Halloween," the film aims to blend genuine scares with fun and memorable kills, prioritizing a distinctive aesthetic. Each character's demise is designed to be an iconic slasher scene, and the production embraces campiness, even featuring fake trailers that pay homage to classic horror tropes.
The plot follows a whodunit style, akin to "Scream," but adds a unique Thanksgiving theme that the horror genre has rarely explored. The story begins with a Black Friday riot culminating in a tragedy, leading to a Thanksgiving-themed serial killer terrorizing Plymouth, Massachusetts. What initially appears as random slashes soon reveals a deeper, revenge-driven motive. Regarding the gore, the film is expected to be gruesome, but not excessively so. Eli Roth intends to cater to a broader audience while outdoing the horror scenes from the fake trailers. It's a rated R film but won't push viewers to the extremes of nausea.
The film's fifteen-year journey to the screen involved script revisions and the impact of the pandemic. Jeff Rendell, Roth's co-writer, played a crucial role in finding the right approach to the story. The project essentially treated the trailer as the sole existing element and built the script from there. With its blend of gore, camp, and a nostalgic yet fresh approach to slasher horror, Eli Roth's Thanksgiving has the potential to become a classic holiday horror film, offering a long-awaited treat for fans of the genre.
Subscribe: bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Things
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:30 Aesthetic
01:36 Fake Trailers
02:16 The Plot
03:13 The Gore
03:55 Fifteen Years
04:47 Outro
Our Social Media:
Facebook: facebook.com/TheThingscom
For more videos and articles visit:
thethings.com
Written by: Ace Louzon
Narrated by: K. Ryan
Edited by: V.Serhii
For copyright matters please contact us at: legal@valnetinc.com
