ThanksKilling
Directed by Jordan DowneyA homicidal turkey axes off college kids during Thanksgiving break.
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- George K.29 november 2024A holiday classic. 6/10
- DavChar1 december 2025Wow, this was so bad. I should have known this would be bad when it opened with a woman's bare breasts, but...I had hopes for improvement. Sadly, those hopes were quickly dashed. The "actors" seemed like people grabbed off the street. I don't mind scary movie parodies, but the killer turkey was just lame. Also, why would a turkey brought to life by an Indian shaman speak perfect modern English? Back in the 1600's? And the sex scene--ew, and nope. The kills were few and far between, and so dumb. Blech.
- thesubcon327 november 2025Yearly watch!
- Paul Kalkhof26 november 2025For this type of movie, it falls behind others like Gingerdead man, evil bong, Jack Frost, etc. It is insufferably boring.
- jackmeat28 november 2024My quick rating - 3,9/10. This flick has "wannabe Troma" written all over it—a crude, absurd, and self-aware attempt to recreate the gleeful chaos of low-budget classics like The Toxic Avenger. While it doesn’t quite capture the campy magic of Troma’s finest, it dives headfirst into the same vein of outrageous absurdity. This is a movie that knows exactly how bad it is, leans into that identity, and invites us to laugh along with it. The premise is ludicrous: a murderous ancient turkey embarks on a wisecracking rampage, slaughtering a group of college kids on Thanksgiving break. From the moment the turkey speaks its first line—complete with eye-roll-inducing puns—you know you’re in for a no-holds-barred parody of the "animals attack" subgenre of horror. The acting is laughably bad, bordering on nonexistent, and the budget feels like it was cobbled together with pocket change and sheer willpower. Yet somehow, all these flaws become part of its charm. It’s purposely dumb, with scenes so ridiculous that they become unexpectedly funny. A killer turkey wearing a human face? That kind of ludicrousness is where this movie thrives. At just over an hour, the film wisely doesn’t overstay its welcome. While it’s no cinematic masterpiece (a term that feels inappropriate in this context), it’s more entertaining than many movies that actually try to be good. At least ThanksKilling owns its badness and runs with it, unlike some unintentionally terrible films that end up as unwatchable disasters. This movie is best suited for anyone who actively seeks out so-bad-it’s-good cinema. If you’re in the mood for absurd humor, intentionally awful effects, and a relentless barrage of silliness, this might just carve out a spot on your “bad movie night” list. For everyone else, consider this a warning: this turkey’s best left untouched.
ThanksKilling Trivia
ThanksKilling was released on 8 december 2008.
ThanksKilling was directed by Jordan Downey.
ThanksKilling has a runtime of 67 m.
ThanksKilling was produced by Kevin Stewart, Jordan Downey.
A homicidal turkey axes off college kids during Thanksgiving break.
The key characters in ThanksKilling are Johnny (Lance Predmore), Darren (Ryan E. Francis), Kristen (Lindsey Andersen).
ThanksKilling is rated Not Rated.
ThanksKilling is a Horror, Komedie, Thriller film.
ThanksKilling has an audience rating of 4.2 out of 10.
ThanksKilling had a budget of US$ 3.500.