Eli Roth’s “Thanksgiving,” born from a fictitious trailer in the Grindhouse Double Feature of 2007, stormed into theaters with a gruesome and gleefully slasher-filled prelude to the Thanksgiving holiday. Now, Roth’s blood-soaked holiday tale makes its grand entrance onto PVOD, surprising fans with a home release.

“Thanksgiving” is now hitting theaters and available for purchase or rental on PVOD, presenting myriad ways to revel in holiday horror this season.

Explore the exclusive featurette below, delving into Roth and co-writer Jeff Rendell’s friendship and the journey toward crafting this fresh, terrifying slasher.

In “Thanksgiving,” a mysterious killer, inspired by the holiday, unleashes terror in Plymouth, Massachusetts, following a tragic Black Friday riot.

The ensemble cast of this full-length slasher boasts Patrick Dempsey, Addison Rae, Jalen Thomas Brooks (“Walker”), Milo Manheim (“Zombies”), Nell Verlaque (“Big Shot”), Gina Gershon (“Chucky”), Tim Dillon, and Rick Hoffman (“Hostel”).

Roth, in collaboration with Jeff Rendell, penned the script, while Roger Birnbaum and Eli Roth took on the production reins.

In my review, I described Roth’s creation as a perfectly curated holiday feast, orchestrating a vicious, thrilling, and riotously entertaining slasher, complete with a show-stopping finale. A delectable treat for horror enthusiasts during this time of year, it’s poised to become a new classic in holiday horror.

“Thanksgiving” garnered praise from both critics and audiences, raking in $30 million worldwide within its first two weeks and maintaining an impressive -31% hold in its second week.

If you haven’t yet witnessed the chilling spectacle of “Thanksgiving,” now’s the time to catch up. John Carver is officially set to haunt the holiday again in the greenlit sequel scheduled for 2025.