Eli Roth's Thanksgiving Proves That Horror Always Wins At The Box Office
Thanksgiving has a bit of an advantage at the Thanksgiving box office, but it's biggest advantage is being a horror movie.
Read MoreThanksgiving has a bit of an advantage at the Thanksgiving box office, but it's biggest advantage is being a horror movie.
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Read More/Film spoke with director Eli Roth, who adapted his Thanksgiving short into a full-length feature, about casting, the mixture of comedy and horror, and more.
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