ThanksKilling

In this low-budget horror-comedy, a foul-mouthed, possessed turkey named Turkie travels through time to 1977. His goal is to exact revenge on the college students who wronged him and to prevent Thanksgiving from ever happening. Turkie wreaks havoc with his newfound superpowers and a craving for vengeance.

ThanksKilling is a cult favorite, largely appreciated for its extreme silliness and campy humor rather than its cinematic merit. It gained a following through word-of-mouth and its unique premise, resonating with audiences who enjoy over-the-top, B-movie horror.

• Praised for its absurd premise and intentionally bad acting.
• Noted for its excessive gore and nonsensical plot.
• Considered a 'so bad it's good' cult classic.

Google audience: Audience reviews often highlight the film's ridiculousness and its appeal as a novelty horror film. Many appreciate the unintentional humor and the sheer audacity of its concept, making it a fun watch for those seeking something unconventional.

The film was made on a shoestring budget, with much of its production and special effects being amateurish by design, contributing to its cult status.