Remember that killer turkey on the loose flick, ThanksKilling, that I was raving about the other day? Well the director of the film has just supplied Freddy In Space with a copy of the DVD and i'm giving one of you guys the opportunity to take it home this Thanksgiving! But before we get to that....
The last contest I had on here, to win the new Natural Born Killers Director's Cut DVD, ended a week or so ago and though I contacted her, the winner never replied to my e-mail with her address. So on the off chance that you're reading this right now, killbillfanatic2005, you won the DVD but I need your address or else I can't ship it out to you! Please drop me an e-mail at mortis45@aol.com when you get the chance and let me know where to send this sucker. If I don't get a reply within the next week or so, i'll have to pick a different winner for the contest.
So who wants to inject a little killer turkey rape into their Thanksgiving this year? Here's all you have to do to snag your very own copy of ThanksKilling - the greatest Thanksgiving horror flick of all time! Leave a comment below with your e-mail address and the title of the horror film that you think is the most appropriate to watch on Thanksgiving. If you're feeling froggy, go ahead and tell me why you chose whatever movie you chose. Contest will run through Thanskgiving day and is open to EVERYONE. Good luck and Happy Thanksgiving to all!
By the way, if you don't want to wait and would like to watch ThanksKilling this Thanksgiving, it's available for instant watch on Netflix!
60 comments:
Addams Family Values
No other movie portrays a reversal of the Pilgrim/Indian story with such ghoulish glee. I will always remember the turkey song:
"Eat us!
Hey, its Thanksgiving Day!
Eat us, we make a nice buffet!
We lost the race with Farmer Ed, eat us 'cause we're good and dead. White man or red man
from east, north or south,
chop off our legs, and put 'em in your mouth!"
Awesome
Crap forgot my e-mail:
monsterscholar@gmail.com
spencer_barrett15@eku.edu
I think ThanksKilling would be the best to get me in the spirit of Thanksgiving!
Either House of 1000 Corpses or The Texas Chainsaw Massacre are both great for Thanksgiving. They really demonstrate why spending time with family is important.
Crystallakecamper001@gmail.com
Sadly there isn't a lot to pick from for Thanksgiving so I guess.."Blood Freak"? lol
I think the most appropriate horror movie for Thanksgiving viewing is The Midnight Meat Train.
People spend so much time carving turkey on this holiday, so it's only natural that they get a lesson on the right ways to carve, from none other than Vinnie Jones.
Email: MCWHAMMER AT GMAIL . COM
Nightmare on Elm Street: The Dream Child if only for Greta's death.
"That's why we diet dear, so can eat at social events and not upset the other guests"
who wouldn't want a second helping of filet de Barbie?
blood freak was the only one i could think of
Wow. I don't believe I get to be the first for the seemingly obvious Feast, Feast II and Feast III.
Fido, it's about family values and, well, zombies - how can you resist
last of the mohicans...thrasherny@aol.com
It would have to be Thanksgiving, if Eli Roth would only make the movie. I guess I'll have to settle with watching the trailer over and over again on YouTube.
onslaughter03@yahoo.com
dreamcleavers@yahoo.com
i guess i would pick faces of death part 2---it's all real stuff so why not
Well, well, well, Thanksgiving and horror, so many choices...Oh wait not so many.
I guess I would start with Eli Roth's Thanksgiving Trailer, pop in Blood Freak, continue on with Thankskilling, and end with Silent Night, Deadly Night to ramp up for Christmas (we always put up our Christmas decor Thanksgiving weekend.
I want Thankskilling, I NEED Thankskilling! Greatest turkey one-liners ever!
s_sjolin@hotmail.com
hmmmmmm okay easy..
Thanksgiving=Feast= one of the Wrong Turn movies aaaaaaahahahaha
sgibbs(at)aol(dot)com
I would pick the Meat Train as being more appropriate for Thanksgiving.
joan ferris
jnferris@aol.com
From Dusk to Dawn, thanks
Not sure if any are perfect for Thanksgiving. But Kane is a wild horror flick.
denyse_g@hotmail.com
Probably Wrong turn its about a family of inbreds....they do everything together appropriate for Thanksgiving.
Laramoor@msn.com
Hrm.. perhaps Otis? I mean, the family goes after him together, and thanksgiving is all about togetherness!
(hellomcfly85@cox.net)
I'd probably just watch Eli Roth's faux trailer for "Thanksgiving" on a loop, which sounds pretty perfect to me. :)
gkaufmanss@yahoo.com
I will have to go with Freaks! "Gooble-gobble, Gooble-gobble, we will make you one of us!" Creepy...
Thanks! sumo1964@gmail.com
Hmm...what about The Birds? A turkey is a bird...and that movie creeps me out!
It HAS to be Blood Freak. That's been my standard Thanksgiving horror for years -- but now that ThanksKilling is out, I think I'm going to watch it on Netflix this year. Hopefully I'll have a DVD to watch for next year's celebration :)
alex@horror-101.com
I say Splinter.
luckylady4163@yahoo.com
Blood Feast - A gory ass movie with acid laced turkey and a killer man/turkey hybrid teaching anti-drug/Christian values through GORE...It shits on everything sacred and is funny as hell!
RhonnyReaper@yahoo.com
I looooved the Feast movies!!
I think someone mentioned this before but I think Texas Chainsaw Massacre would be appropriate because of the dinner table scene.
shalandah@hotmail.com
Well Blood Freak is the only horror novie about Thanskgiving I have ever heard of and by all accounts it is really a terrible movie.
I have never seen it and don't think I really want to.
Maybe this one is better ?
Enter me and maybe I can find out.
Thanks
Neville
buddytho {at} gmail DOT com
I really hope that I win this movie. I think Thankskilling would be a good one.
what could be better than cannibal holocaust on thanksgiving?
I agree with the "Feast" poster. jelly15301@gmail.com
I will have to say Friday the 13th.
letessha@yahoo.com
Final Destination 2. Why? Because FD2 shows that everyday accidents can happen anytime. We have no control...so let's give thanks that we survived to celebrate another Thanksgiving this year.
flashlight13114 [at] yahoo [dot] com
I think it would have to be POULTRYGEIEST!! I guess it is killer Chickens instead of Turkeys, but close enough!!
-Hayes-
hch91@hotmail.com
Jeepers Creepers was a pretty scary movie.
Looks really scary
Midnight Meat Train would be my pick! tWarner419@aol.com
i would love to win this
House of 1000 Corpses is a nice family oriented film for Thanksgiving.
timmiedeluca@comcast.net
Thanksgiving killing movies are some of the best horror flicks!
The horror film that I think is most appropriate to watch on Thanksgiving is Thankskilling! Thanks for the giveaway!
sunnyview99@gmail.com
Sweeeet after your review I added this one right on to Netflix, but I wouldnt mind snagging a copy! You got the contact info already homeslice, but as for the Thanksgiving Day Horror flick, the wife and I kick off our Christmas Horror movie marathon on Thanksgiving day, so we usually throw on SANTAS SLAY, CHRISTMAS EVIL, or GREMLINS to get things going.
Cant wait to see THANKSKILLING so that we can change that up for next year!
texas chainsaw massacre what better way to carve a turkey (and the guests) thanks minsthins at optonline dot net
We'd love to watch this! My kids love stuff like this! They're old enough 20 and 18. My favorite horror film might be Friday the 13th.
kngmckellar@hotmail.com
Feast would be great for Thanksgiving! Thanks!
sherri419 at gmail dot com
I dont know how appropriate it was but my son and i watch dead air
I think Blood Diner is a great Thanksgiving movie. Nothing says family like the brain of Uncle Anwar shouting orders and insults at his half-wit nephews as they scramble to resurrect the goddess Shiitar.
I don't know whether or not it would qualify as a horror film but think about watching Silence of the Lambs after your Thanksgiving meal. For some reason I am thinking of Night of the Living Dead for no particular reason. garrettsambo@aol.com
think the most appropriate horror movie for Thanksgiving viewing is The Midnight Meat Train.
rajee@momsfocusonline.com
My sister & I love low-budget horror movies. I'd love to win!
mscoffee77(AT)juno(DOT)com
Halloween
chicagocubsmlb@sbcglobal.net
Forgot email sorry
kerrisixtynine at gmaildotcom
I think i would have to watch Meat Train perfectly appropriate
Nightmare on Elm Street.. it's an any day of the year type movie.
The Midnight Meat Train, lots of carving and cutting just like the meat eaters do on thanksgiving day
singermagic1 at yahoo dot com
Texas Chainsaw Massacre..if that doesn't get you in the mood to hack away at that bird..what will?
Thanks
The Fog, It's a great Autumn Horror film.
Joy Ride. Movie and day that I met my wife. Okay I am full of crap this movie looks cool and I liked Joy Ride (and the wife too lol).
Eli Roth "Thanksgiving" trailer & then "Deathproof" because it RULES. Thanks for the contest... paul.perez@georgfischer.com
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