Amityville Turkey Day

In this chaotic Thanksgiving horror-comedy, a group of friends looking for a peaceful holiday getaway find themselves in the infamous Amityville house. Their attempts to enjoy a traditional Thanksgiving dinner are violently interrupted by a vengeful spirit and a bloodthirsty turkey with a taste for human flesh. They must band together and fight for survival as the holiday turns into a deadly nightmare.

Amityville Turkey Day has been met with a mixed to negative reception, largely criticized for its low production values and derivative plot, though some viewers found amusement in its over-the-top gore and comedic elements. It has been labeled by many critics as a forgettable entry in the Amityville franchise.

• Praised by a niche audience for its campy humor and excessive gore.

• Widely panned for its predictable plot, poor acting, and weak special effects.

• Seen as a low-effort addition to the long-running Amityville series.

Google audience: Audience reception is largely unavailable or non-existent for this title, with limited public discussion or ratings on Google platforms.

This film marks one of the final directorial efforts of actor Dustin Diamond, who passed away in 2021, though the film was released posthumously.