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“Gobble Gobble, MOTHER#%@ER!!” Christina is taking over W2WBUD to bring you the most iconic work in the Thanksgiving-themed cinema canon. Subscribe – http://goo.gl/9AGRm

Turkeyologists all over the world know it as… Thankskilling!

It’s a holiday here at CineFix, and so it’s a special TAKEOVER episode of What to Watch Before You Die. Mackenzie gets the day off, and Christina will introduce you to what is hands-down the BEST movie ever made about killer poultry.

From the art direction to the soundtrack (featuring a truly touching song about the nature of friendship), Thankskilling simply blows the competition away (or pecks it to death). We feel confident that it’s the best Thanksgiving-Horror film ever. Except maybe Thankskilling 3.

Find out more about Thankskilling here: http://goo.gl/WLqyTt

Have you seen Thankskilling? Or Thankskilling 3? What’s your favorite quote or the moment from the movie? Did it inspire you to look at Thanksgiving differently? Make you a fan of Wanda Lust? When we return to our regularly scheduled programming, what movies would you like to see Mackenzie talk about on the show?

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