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Black Friday
Directed by
Casey Tebo
2021
84m
Not Rated
Horror
,
Comedy
,
Science Fiction
4.7
65%
38%
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A group of toy store employees must protect each other from a horde of parasite infected shoppers.
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Cast of Black Friday
Devon Sawa
Ken
Ivana Baquero
Marnie
Ryan Lee
Chris
Stephen Amethyst Peck
Brian
Michael Jai White
Archie
Bruce Campbell
Jonathan
Louie Kurtzman
Emmett
Stephen O'Neil Martin
All Mart Employee
Leah Procito
Infected Shopper
Mark Steger
Gram
Kayla Caulfield
Store Employee
Andria Blackman
Wife
Lonnie Farmer
Monty
Marilyn Busch
Worm Women
Adrian M. Mompoint
WLT Worker Adam
Christopher Mikael
Lou Truck Driver
Christian Cibotti
Store Employee
Seth Green
Dour Dennis (voice)
Ellen Colton
Ruth
Black Friday Reviews
Blu-ray.com
Brian Orndorf
"Black Friday" has the advantage of being tremendous amounts of fun to watch, and it's blessedly short.
Bloody Disgusting
Trace Thurman
Black Friday turns out to be a dad joke of a movie: obvious, predictable and corny.
IGN Movies
Matt Fowler
Not all of the comedic elements land, but the movie's energy and ensemble help carry it across the finish line.
The Gist
Matt Donato
Robert Kurtzman's special effects endure, but it's a "halfway there" effort both as holiday horror and workplace horror.
Screen Rant
Sarah Bea Milner
Black Friday is a solid B-movie horror-comedy that blends hilarious visual gags with some seriously grisly - if problematic - guts and gore.
Elements of Madness
Douglas Davidson
All the tension, frustration, and entitlement retail workers experience is the perfect basis for science-fiction horror tale Black Friday ... Black Friday is always about survival, they just give it a spin that makes it more literal.
Eye for Film
Jennie Kermode
Early scenes which remind us how horrible shoppers can be to retail staff, especially on this sort of occasion, have a lot more bite than, well, the scenes involving actual biting.
RogerEbert.com
Brian Tallerico
An easy watch in a B-movie marathon but you'll have forgotten it by the time you're done with the Thanksgiving leftovers.
Common Sense Media
Jeffrey M. Anderson
The elements are here for a memorable, re-watchable holiday horror-comedy, but despite the practical FX and genre fave Campbell, it feels a little too low-energy and depressing to be fun.
The Maine Edge
Allen Adams
Black Friday is a throwback in the best way ... funny (in a gross way) and gross (in a fun way) - a quick and breezy romp that could be ideal viewing before you head out in search of bargains on that darkest of retail days.
New York Times
Lena Wilson
This is exactly the kind of thing horror lovers should watch with like-minded friends as the holidays roll around (probably pre-meal, though, thanks to copious amounts of zombie puke).
Film Inquiry
Amanda Mazzillo
Black Friday is a gory, fun and humorous ride, exploring and satirizing a holiday that usually doesn't get the movie treatment while chock-full of pleasing performances and compelling practical effects.
In Review Online
Steven Warner
Black Friday ... accomplishes the near-impossible in taking a foolproof premise and likeable cast and delivering what is essentially the film version of salmonella poisoning.
Vague Visages
Joey Keogh
Tebo's low-stakes take on holiday horror is a lot like Christmas candy; [it] hits the spot, but you might be left craving something slightly more substantial soon afterwards.
AIPT
Nathaniel Muir
A fun holiday horror movie that is thin on characters and heavy on action. Loses its way in the middle before finishing strong.
Easy Reader (California)
Neely Swanson
Platforming off the horror genre, this clever, often hilarious film is effective until it collapses under its own weight. But until it does, it's a fast, funny, and engaging ride.
Keith & the Movies
Keith Garlington
It's an entertaining premise and the cast are all onboard. That's enough to keep your attention, but not enough to stick in your memory.
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