Directed by:
Michael BartlettCinematography:
J. Christopher CampbellComposer:
Richard WellsVOD (2)
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If you go down to the woods today, you re sure of a gruesome surprise. When a young girl and her little brother are the latest to go missing without a trace, their home town imposes a curfew, no one is allowed to go out after dark. But when a group of teenagers break the rules for a secret double date in the woods, they unwittingly stumble across an old isolated treehouse... And right into the middle of an unimaginable nightmare. Inside, they find the missing girl but her brother has vanished. Together they start to unravel the horror behind the killings... But while they re safe inside the Treehouse, they can t stay hidden for long. Whatever is out there is watching them, and waiting for them to come down. Treehouse is the bone-chilling horror that critics are calling a masterpiece in suspense and it will keep you hooked from beginning to bloody end. (Signature Entertainment)
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It's not even the excessive runtime that causes issues for the film, as the scenes could be built up effectively. Rather, it's that the creators lingered in scenes that start atmospherically but lose their necessary atmosphere due to their slow pace, becoming tedious. That's a real shame because I would have quite liked the film otherwise, and the characters didn't seem so annoying or bothersome to me either. Unfortunately, in this case, more is sometimes better. You won't see anything for a while in the film, and that's a shame.
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