Thanksgiving

It all concludes in a denouement that implies that Roth isn't done with the holiday forever—and, hey, if a sequel comes along, I'd be down for seconds.

It's a fun movie to see with a crowd.

This does what it does really well, and I had a good time.

It’s easily one of Roth’s best horror banquets — gory, ridiculous and over the top.

Thanksgiving serves up the gorily delicious goods.

It might taste good for a bite or two, but Eli Roth’s “Thanksgiving” isn’t a full meal.

... "Thanksgiving" goes hard, though not as hard as "Planet Terror" in the gore department, but hard enough to unsettle stomachs and inspire eye aversion.

Thanksgiving feels like a wasted opportunity. We are still waiting for that project that will make Roth a household name.

Eli Roth gives the holiday the bloody horror comedy it deserves.

This throwback to 90s horror slasher is [Roth’s] best work.