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A British micro-budget holiday horror follows a family reunion at a cabin built over a cannibal priest's grave. Reviews note slow pacing, a brief topless moment, scythe attacks with minimal gore and more mood than splatter. No official US rating is listed. Best for older teens who accept slow-burn slashers, not young kids expecting a festive watch.
Story (may spoil tone)
A family gather to spend Thanksgiving at an isolated cabin, unaware that the site has a horrific history of murder and cannibalism and that the Priest responsible did not rest in peace. Now they are on the menu for Thanksgiving dinner.
Details
Violence Scythe attacks and cannibal backstory; gore stays relatively restrained
Scythe attacks and cannibal backstory; gore stays relatively restrained
Sex / nudity A brief topless steam-room scene with voyeurism
A brief topless steam-room scene with voyeurism
Frightening Cabin crawlspace dread and a vengeful buried priest drive slow holiday…
Cabin crawlspace dread and a vengeful buried priest drive slow holiday chills
Gore / death / weapons A scythe weapon and blood glimpses appear; reviewers call the gore rest…
A scythe weapon and blood glimpses appear; reviewers call the gore restrained
Flashing lights We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
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Talk after watching
- The cabin sits on dark history the family never knew. How does setting shape horror tension?
- Some characters are unlikeable before danger arrives. Does that change who you root for?
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