ThanksKilling 3 2012
"Only one copy remains"
Turkie returns for another outrageous blood-soaked adventure in *ThanksKilling 3 (2012)*, Jordan Downey's wild comedy-horror mashup directed with gleeful abandon.
Director: Jordan Downey
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is ThanksKilling 3 (2012) about?
Turkie, the foul-mouthed villain, embarks on a gory road trip through space to reclaim the last surviving copy of *ThanksKilling 2*. Along the way he clashes with a bizarre cast of misfits—from a talking puppet to a bisexual alien worm—while dodging absurd threats. It's a raucous mix of horror, comedy, and sci-fi that pushes every trope to the limit.
Who directed ThanksKilling 3?
ThanksKilling 3 was directed by Jordan Downey, whose energetic style perfectly suits the film's chaotic, genre-blending tone.
Who stars in ThanksKilling 3?
The film features Daniel Usaj as Turkie, joined by Joe Hartzler, Preston Altree, Jordan Downey, and Benjamin Siemon in a ragtag ensemble of lunatics and monsters.
Is ThanksKilling 3 (2012) worth watching?
If you love irreverent horror-comedy with practical effects and rampant absurdity, *ThanksKilling 3* delivers exactly what fans crave. While unrated on IMDb, its cult pedigree and one-of-a-kind premise make it a niche but unforgettable experience.
How long is ThanksKilling 3?
ThanksKilling 3 runs for 99 minutes, packing in enough gags and gore to satisfy even the hungriest turkey.
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About ThanksKilling 3 (2012) — Fowl-mouthed turkey terrorizes space in cult horror-comedy
Turkie returns for another outrageous blood-soaked adventure in *ThanksKilling 3 (2012)*, Jordan Downey's wild comedy-horror mashup directed with gleeful abandon. This time the foul-mouthed antihero barrels through an absurd galaxy of characters—rapping grandmas, empty-eyed puppets, a dapper wig-wearing inventor, and a pansexual space worm—all while hunting the last surviving copy of its own predecessor. The film's neon-soaked chaos blends slapstick gore with sci-fi absurdity, painting a universe where nothing is sacred and everyone is a target. Expect non-stop laughs, sudden shocks, and one-liners that push boundaries across every genre.
Loaded with practical monsters and low-budget charm, *ThanksKilling 3* delivers exactly what its tagline promises: only one copy remains—and it's not for the faint of heart. The story's manic energy mirrors the franchise's cult spirit, proving that even when logic vanishes, entertainment never does.