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'We don’t want this!': Fans slam Patrick Dempsey and Addison Rae-starrer slasher film 'Thanksgiving'

TriStar Pictures plans to release Thanksgiving in the United States on November 17, 2023

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: After recently securing a deal with TriStar Pictures, a division of the Sony Pictures Motion Picture Group, director Eli Roth's much-anticipated slasher 'Thanksgiving' is now being filmed, according to the Sony Pictures Twitter account. The movie will be released in theatres on the same day as 'The Hunger Games: A Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes'. Although the 'Hunger Games' film series has a history of being successful at the box office, 'Thanksgiving' may give moviegoers a nice alternative with a spooky experience. However, fans appear to be unenthusiastic about the upcoming film.

The film will be based on the 2007 mock trailer for 'Grindhouse' created by Eli Roth. The script is written by Roth and Jeff Rendell, and produced by both. Patrick Dempsey and Addison Rae play key roles in the movie. Thanks to Spyglass Media stepping in to finance the project, the film is now actually in the works.

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The behind the scene image

In an image posted on the company's Twitter page, Sony Pictures revealed director Eli Roth's chair with 'Thanksgiving Eli Roth', inscribed on it, indicating that filming has begun. In the image, an axe is kept on the same chair, which evokes the scary and horror movie genre. And the image was captioned with "there will be no leftovers. 🔪🦃 #ThanksgivingMovie is now in production. @tgivingmovie."

Fans question another project

Even if it meant having 'Deadpool's Tim Miller take over as director on the reshoots for his video game adaptation 'Borderlands', Eli Roth leaped at the chance to get the movie made. However, 'Borderlands' official release date has not yet been determined. Fans have plenty to ask about 'Borderlands' with significant projects on the horizon.

'We will NOT be watching'

One fan said, "Addison Rae bruh we will NOT be watching. Already know it's gonna be trash," while another wrote, "Who's trying to make addison Rae a movie star."

'We don't want this'

An unhappy fan wrote, "movie guaranteed to bomb already," while another one said, "We don't want this!!!" Yet another user wrote, "I speak for soceity when i say we will not be watching."

TriStar Pictures plans to release 'Thanksgiving' in the United States on November 17, 2023.

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