ThanksKilling (2008)
Gobble, Gobble, Motherfu%#@r!
An evil, fowl-mouthed turkey carves up college students on Thanksgiving break.
- Date of release
- 2008-12-08
- TMDB
- 3.9 / 10 (120)
- Runtime
- 1h 7m
- Genres
- Comedy, Horror
- Director
- Jordan Downey
- Collection
- The ThanksKilling Collection
Casting
- Lance Predmore — Johnny
- Ryan E. Francis — Darren
- Lindsey Andersen — Kristen
- Aaron Ringhiser-Carlson — Billy
- Natasha Cordova — Ali
- Jordan Downey — Turkie (voice)
- Chuck Lamb — Sheriff Roud
- General Bastard — Oscar the Hermit
- Wanda Lust — Naked Pilgrim
- Steve Steinmetz — Man in Car
- Pat Love — Sheryl the Stepmom
- Terry Reagan — Johnny's Dad
Interesting facts
ThanksKilling is a 2008 American independent black comedy slasher film produced, co-written and directed by Jordan Downey. A spoof of low-budget horror features, it follows a group of college students who are terrorized by a killer possessed turkey. With a production budget of $3,500, the film received generally negative reviews from critics upon release. However, it attained a cult following, and was followed by a sequel, ThanksKilling 3, in 2012 and a musical adaptation in 2013.
Production
ThanksKilling was shot on a budget of $3,500 for 14 days in the summer of 2007, by college students Jordan Downey (director/writer/producer), Kevin Stewart (writer/producer), and Brad Schulz (additional writer). Due to the film's minuscule budget, Turkie's puppet was handmade in Downey's apartment bathroom, many locations were locally accessible without permits, and casting commenced in a garage.
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