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Brett Glassberg’s twisted holiday horror film, Derelicts, is out this Friday the 13th, from Terror Films! Written by Glassberg, Andre Evrenos, and Clay Shirley, the film introduces us to a dysfunctional family on Thanksgiving Day. From the over-sexed grandparents to the squabbling siblings and an emotionless husband who seems uninterested in touching his wife – all appears normal for this particular household. That is until a gang of vicious vagrants invades their home, not only to cause havoc, pain, and death but also laying bare everyone’s faults and inhumanity while exposing some deeper family secrets along the way. Produced by Udoy Rahim and co-produced by Mark Newton and Matt Stryker, Derelicts premiered at the Telluride Horror Show Film Festival in 2017. During its festival run the film received praise from critics, including Modern Horrors who referred to the film as “A visual feast of sex, violence, and insanity” and Killer Horror Critic who stated, “Derelicts is the Thanksgiving horror film
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There’s only one thing more disturbing than your creepy uncle on Thanksgiving, that’s Thanksgiving themed horror films. And we just happen to have a list of them for you, so fill up on turkey and settle in for a real family nightmare. Thankskilling The First film up is Thankskilling . The cover of the film advertises “Boobs in the first second” and sure enough, there they are. Any movie that stars a monster, talking, tomahawk wielding turkey must be seen. Just when you think it couldn’t get any better, you learn there are two sequels to Thankskilling. Home Sweet Home An escaped psychopath crashes a Thanksgiving and people are brutally murdered. The film even features a KISS fan killed with an electric guitar. Blood Freak A man is experimented on by a scientist and is transformed into a turkey-headed monster with a thirst for blood. Addams Family Values What’s more adorable than Wednesday Addams in an Indian costume, while trying
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IndieMoviesNewsTrailers
Brett Glassberg’s twisted holiday horror film, Derelicts, is out this Friday the 13th, from Terror Films! Written by Glassberg, Andre Evrenos, and Clay Shirley, the film introduces us to a dysfunctional family on Thanksgiving Day. From the over-sexed grandparents to the squabbling siblings and an emotionless husband who seems uninterested in touching his wife – all appears normal for this particular household. That is until a gang of vicious vagrants invades their home, not only to cause havoc, pain, and death but also laying bare everyone’s faults and inhumanity while exposing some deeper family secrets along the way. Produced by Udoy Rahim and co-produced by Mark Newton and Matt Stryker, Derelicts premiered at the Telluride Horror Show Film Festival in 2017. During its festival run the film received praise from critics, including Modern Horrors who referred to the film as “A visual feast of sex, violence, and insanity” and Killer Horror Critic who stated, “Derelicts is the Thanksgiving horror film
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Holiday HorrorNewsReviews
There’s only one thing more disturbing than your creepy uncle on Thanksgiving, that’s Thanksgiving themed horror films. And we just happen to have a list of them for you, so fill up on turkey and settle in for a real family nightmare. Thankskilling The First film up is Thankskilling . The cover of the film advertises “Boobs in the first second” and sure enough, there they are. Any movie that stars a monster, talking, tomahawk wielding turkey must be seen. Just when you think it couldn’t get any better, you learn there are two sequels to Thankskilling. Home Sweet Home An escaped psychopath crashes a Thanksgiving and people are brutally murdered. The film even features a KISS fan killed with an electric guitar. Blood Freak A man is experimented on by a scientist and is transformed into a turkey-headed monster with a thirst for blood. Addams Family Values What’s more adorable than Wednesday Addams in an Indian costume, while trying
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