Thanksgiving: A different kind of horror party Thanksgiving, the reunion festival in the West, is as important as our Spring Festival. The theme of the holiday is food, play and revelry, but a movie called "Thanksgiving" adds a different color to this year's Thanksgiving. This large-scale, bloody, and creepy horror film has attracted the audience's attention with its unique atmosphere. Director Eli Ross is good at controlling the pace, while the low-budget production of "Thanksgiving" was a huge success at the North American box office, earning 10.2 million on the day of its premiere.
The film tells the story of a mysterious Thanksgiving-inspired serial killer who unfolds a bloody slaughter in a small town in Massachusetts, and the scenes are extremely tense and unprovoked horror. From supermarket chaos to **, to brutal killings, the film presents a distorted and morbid picture of society. The unique charm of the film "Thanksgiving" lies in its unique atmosphere and director Eli Rose's excellent ability to control the rhythm. Director Ross has directed high-profile films such as "No Bones" and "Human Skin Inn", and this time he once again challenged the limits of the audience's psychological endurance.
The small-budget production, which cost only $15 million, was a huge success at the North American box office, grossing 10.2 million on its opening day. This is enough to prove the appeal of the director and the attractiveness of the film. The bloody scenes and tense atmosphere in the film are creepy, and the series of killings are even more breathless. "Thanksgiving" follows the bloody slaughter of a mysterious Thanksgiving-inspired serial killer in a small town in Massachusetts. Young men and women throughout the town receive "death notices" while the mysterious killer tries to make them a Thanksgiving living engraving.
The film begins with an unbelievable scene of supermarket chaos as people scramble for items in the supermarket. This chaos then extended outside, evolving into **, where people stamped on each other and even collided with vehicles. And the mysterious killer lurks quietly in this chaos. What's even more shocking is that some people even hold up their mobile phones to film all this, showing the distortion and pathology of society. Wearing masks and hats, the killer appears elusively behind each of their targets. In the film, the audience will see a series of thrilling killing scenes, from throat slitting to tearing, from a sail piercing the head to a sea of blood, each scene is full of tension and horror.
The atmosphere of the whole film is tense and distorted, which makes people take their breath away. With its unique atmosphere and bloody horror scenes, "Thanksgiving" adds a different touch of color to this holiday of Western reunion. Director Eli Rose's excellent pacing and box office success highlight his position in the horror film scene. The audience will experience a twisted and morbid social party during the viewing process, which is an absolutely creepy sensory shock. "Thanksgiving": An extremely terrifying visual feastIn a chaotic city, the police are busy, but it has become the backdrop for the killer**.
In the midst of this chaos, the killer easily snatched the vehicle, took the hostages, and took them to a prepared place. A bloody theme party begins, and the hostages are going to be made into a Thanksgiving feast one by one. This movie is considered by many to be a cult-level film that only focuses on gore and **, but in reality it is not completely devoid of inner depth. When you look closely, you can see that there is a certain irony in the fact that the killers target those young men and women who are in high society. However, the film does not explain why upper-class young men and women were chosen as targets.
Like every *** personality killer, maybe ** has experienced some kind of irritation, or maybe he is a defender of egalitarianism. Since we are not Americans and do not live in their society, what we see is a movie full of horror elements: exciting, bloody, not small in scale, and so on, ......These elements are all present in this film, and they are also double-tied. In general, the movie "Thanksgiving" is cult enough, B-rated enough, and bloody enough. For commercial film director Eli Rose, his works are known for their pure, naked visual stimulation and plot setting, which is also his signature and the highlight of attracting audiences.
However, not to mention the lack of depth in his work, because some of the compositions in the film are quite artistic, such as the appearance of the killer in conjunction with the gloomy atmosphere of the city. In addition to these details, the final human dinner is full of creativity. However, the only pity is that the ending of the movie seems a bit cliché, and the killer is eventually eliminated. If something could change, maybe it would be even more shocking. Finally, I will assign you a task: do you find any shadows of other horror films in this movie?