If you live outside of the USA, you probably won't know what Thanksgiving is.
It's a celebration that Americans have the day before Black Friday. That's all
you need to know.
I'd already seen trailers for the film, but they didn't prepare me for what I would see.
It's a teen slasher movie, which wasn't at all obvious from the
trailers. The film begins with Black Friday sales. There's a riot, and there
are several deaths. The following year there are a series of murders,
targeting teenagers who were present at the riots. Is someone trying to get
revenge? It seems like it, but there are no obvious suspects.
If you like slasher movies, you'll enjoy "Thanksgiving". It follows all the
usual tropes, including repeated jump scares. And best of all, it's directed
by Eli Roth, so you can expect quality.
You might be wondering why I've been calling my recent posts "Netflix
Thursday", even though it isn't a Thursday. My explanation is little more than
a lame excuse. A few years ago I decided to watch a film on Netflix once a
week, every Thursday. I didn't keep to this decision, and I watched a lot less
than once a week. I've only watched Netflix when I'm with my son
Benjamin, usually at the weekend, but I've been on holiday with him in Borkum
all week. I don't have my Blu-rays with me, so I rely on Netflix.
I've been calling my films Netflix Thursday films, whenever I watch them.
Does that make sense? Not really.
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