Treehouse

Name: Treehouse
Genre: Mystery, Thriller, Horror
Released: February 20, 2015

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Uncork'd Entertainment | Release Date: February 20, 2015 | Not Rated

Summary: After chasing a mysterious shadow figure into the woods, a young girl disappears and is later discovered by two teenage brothers. Trapped inside an old treehouse in the woods, together they must battle an unimaginable evil that is trying to get in.

Director: Michael G. Bartlett

Genre(s): Mystery, Thriller, Horror

Rating: Not Rated

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Gary Goldstein

Feb 22, 2015

Treehouse is a lackluster backwoods thriller that takes far too long to get — well, not very far. There's more tension in a round of Final Jeopardy. Read full review

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A_So_Horror_Fan

May 23, 2015

“Treehouse” is a solid film where the drama and character development are concerned. The cast give mature, well acted scenes of heavy substance, and depth. The horror aspects are mostly off camera with very little moments of chilling terror taking place through the first 75 minutes of the“Treehouse” is a solid film where the drama and character development are concerned. The cast give mature, well acted scenes of heavy substance, and depth. The horror aspects are mostly off camera with very little moments of chilling terror taking place through the first 75 minutes of the film which is a bit of a let down. However the film does have some intense, chilling action that climaxes this nightmare scenario, lasting right up until the abrupt and irritating end. Yeah I know- total spoiler moment.

The special effects, settings and sounds in “Treehouse” all work for the horror elements in the film. Everything that happens gives more of an adult horror vibe, instead of the teen driven story that is actually presented. Think “Under The Bed” in heavy seriousness but without the actual horror for most of the film. I know I keep bringing that issue up but it is a big irritant for me, personally. Still the film has been getting some great reviews mixed in with some disappointing ones. The effects are great when displayed, real quality work. The last act is terrifying when the true horror of the situation is revealed. Disturbing to say the least.

Overall, “Treehouse” gives good story, but mostly on the side of – say if- Lifetime has an R- rated channel where the films had darker material and stronger gory violence. When the horror is there it brings it! Unfortunately the first 75 minutes is mostly drama with suspense and no release for die-hard horror fans. It is a noticeable loss even with a story this well written and delivered. Plus that “WTF” ending is just so rude and disappointing that you sort of fill pissed.… Expand

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kuehnau

Apr 8, 2020

Stupid. Boring and slow paced. Manages to completely lose any impact on any attempts they made at social commentary.

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