Fowl-mouthed villain Turkie carves through the likes of a rapping grandma, a mindless puppet, a wig-wearing inventor, a bisexual space worm, and their equally ridiculous friends on his quest to recover the last copy of "ThanksKilling 2".
Bande-annonce
Casting
Jordan Downey
Director
Daniel Usaj
Uncle Donny
Joe Hartzler
Jefferson
Preston Altree
Nibla
Benjamin Siemon
Mrs. Turkey
Mike Litzenberg
Greg Garbage
Bridge Stuart
FrankenTurkey
Wanda Lust
Naked Astronaut
Christina Blevins
Newscaster
Jordan Downey
Turkie
Jordan Downey
Yomi
Jordan Downey
WiseTurkey
Kevin Stewart
Rhonda Worm
Kevin Stewart
PluckMaster
Kevin Stewart
Meowmir
David Cronin
Pie-Lett
Marc Menchaca
Flois
Ryan McLelland
Rimjob Rick
Brian Jackson
Guest Death 1
Roger Ford
Guest Death 2
Jonathan Gaskill
Guest Death 4
Amanda Gaskill
Guest Death 3
Jeffery A. Baker
Flamethrower 1
Jordan Downey
Writer
Michael W. Downey
Writer
Kevin Stewart
Writer
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2 commentaires
Puppets, violence, gags, and of course our beloved crass Turkie. Everything in this film is much bigger. The sets, the lighting, the special effects, the songs and score. Decidedly less human actors, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Almost every style of animation is present, save for claymation. I'd recommend going into Thankskilling 3 with an open mind, and not expecting to see an exact clone of the original. It has HILARIOUS parody songs, sight gags, and lots of hidden little nuggets to be discovered. All in all it was a very enjoyable film. It is definitely a proud addition to the collection. It took a little bit of a deviation from the first, but thats why its the 3rd installment right? The only drawback was there could have been more violence. If the entire reason you loved the original was the violence, you may be left wanting more. I personally would have a better time selling this film to regular movie watchers, and maybe a harder time of those who's normal viewing experience to be the scenes of torture and extreme that occupy todays horror cinema.
