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Blog & StoriesOne year after a Black Friday frenzy spirals into a horrifying tragedy, the quiet town of Plymouth, Massachusetts—the birthplace of Thanksgiving—becomes the hunting ground for a masked killer with a twisted holiday theme. As the anniversary approaches, the body count rises, and the survivors of that fateful night are forced to confront their darkest secrets. With razor-sharp kills and a creeping sense of dread, this is a brutal, satirical slasher that carves into the hypocrisy of consumerism and revenge.
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GoreHound – 7/10
“Eli Roth knows how to deliver splatter and this is no exception. The kills are creative and brutal, especially the opening. The killer's costume is iconic. It's not high art, but if you want a fun, bloody slasher, this hits the spot.”
ScaryFan88 – 6/10
“I appreciated the holiday theme and the social commentary, but it felt a bit all over the place. Some scares worked, others fell flat. Still, the atmosphere was creepy and the third act pulled me back in. Worth a watch for slasher fans.”
NostalgicNightmare – 5/10
“I was hoping for more psychological horror, but it's mostly a straightforward slasher. The acting was okay, but the characters were pretty thin. The killer reveal was predictable for me. It's not bad, just not as memorable as Roth's earlier stuff.”
FinalGirlFran – 8/10
“As someone who loves holiday-themed horror, this was a treat. The tension was well-built and the brutal set pieces had me covering my eyes. The last 30 minutes are relentless. It's not perfect, but it's definitely a bloody good time.”
