Thanksgiving review: Eli Roth serves up a gory feast

After 16 years, Eli Roth finally expands his faux Grindhouse trailer into feature form in Thanksgiving. Instead of building his quintessential slasher ar...

A generation ago, film director Eli Roth made “Hostel: Part II,” one of the most heinous things, never mind movies, on the planet — a film of lingering...

Not even “Sexiest Man Alive” Patrick Dempsey can save Eli Roth’s expansion of his 2007 fake trailer.

Eli Roth takes his infamous Grindhouse trailer Thanksgiving and turns it into a full length horror film with Patrick Dempsey. It somehow works.

Another day, another fake trailer from Grindhouse becomes a full-blown feature.

Eli Roth makes a full length feature out of his 2007 spoof trailer.

Eli Roth returns with a new seasonal slasher. Read the Empire review of Thanksgiving here.

Eli Roth's Thanksgiving blends OTT gore, devilish humor and on-the-nose satire

The horror director's fake ‘Grindhouse’ trailer is now a feature-length parade of inspired slasher set pieces.

THANKSGIVING is an Eli Roth horror movie about the American holiday surpassed only by Christmas. A real slasher! Full movie review >

A serial killer gets very upset about a Black Friday sale in a throwback slasher pic from the 'Hostel' director.

Director Eli Roth’s new horror movie is inane, gory, rife with stereotypes, but oh-so-fun for fans looking to be both terrified and repulsed at the theater.

Nell Verlaque, Patrick Dempsey, Rick Hoffman, and more star in Eli Roth's triumphant return to horror with "Grindhouse" slasher, "Thanksgiving."

Expanding on his fake trailer from "Grindhouse," the director returns to a subgenre he knows well, the high-school slasher, with perfunctory, uneven results.

From “Thanksgiving,” Eli Roth’s fun slasher film to a new adaptation of “Velveteen Rabbit,” here are 6 holiday movies available to watch now.

From a fake genre trailer comes a full horror meal, courtesy of Eli Roth.

None of it makes sense.

It’s the sorta-kinda Scream reboot we deserve

In 2007, Eli Roth contributed a faux trailer to the QuentinTarantino/Robert Rodriguez production, Grindhouse. Called Thanksgiving,the movie-that-didn’t-exi...

Thanksgiving easily affirms that when his script isn’t simply a pile of guts, Eli Roth can be a wicked good entertainer. 

Eli Roth’s back to take more perverse pleasure in pain — his movies’ “victims,” and that of viewers laughing at the gore but grimacing at the cruel...

What started as a feature-length take on an ingenious fake trailer is now just another messy, lazy horror film that strains to be merely mediocre.

A year after a deadly Black Friday stampede in a New England town, a knife-wielding killer appears as Thanksgiving nears, and a bloody banquet of slayings be...

The new slasher movie from director Eli Roth is gory and funny and a good time for seasoned and novice horror fans alike.

If you prefer to spend your holiday watching a serial killer off his victims in gory and inventive, Thanksgiving-themed ways, then Eli Roth’s gnarly new ho...

You don’t make a movie called Thanksgiving without mentally preparing for critics to label it a turkey. I suspect that pun will be dispensed quite a lot in...

Bloody, entertaining and knowingly ridiculous, Elli Roth's Thanksgiving up plenty of perishable screams, a high body count and a delicious turn from Patrick ...

The holiday horror film is so out it's in, and what was once a satire of it now plays like hip trash.

Patrick Dempsey and TikToker Addison Rae star in an overbaked entry into the holiday horror genre.

We don’t watch movies like this wondering what’s going to happen next. We watch because we know what’s going to happen next.

Eli Roth's passion project will leave you wanting seconds.