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Arbor Day: The Root of Evil (2026)
Every Arbor Day, a New Jersey campground closes while locals whisper about disappearances and eerie sightings. A curious visitor hears five chilling tales revealing the deadly force stalking the woods.
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Every Arbor Day, a New Jersey campground closes while locals whisper about disappearances and eerie sightings. A curious visitor hears five chilling tales revealing the deadly force stalking the woods.
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror
Directed By:Michael Jayne, John Johnson, Joe Raffa, Brooke Mulkins, Justin Timpane, Karrie A. Lyons-Munkittrick
Written By:Michael Jayne, Karrie A. Lyons-Munkittrick, John Johnson, Joe Raffa, Justin Timpane, Brooke Mulkins
In Theaters:4/24/2026
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Big Damn Films
Cast
Michael Jayne, John Johnson, Joe Raffa, Brooke Mulkins, Justin Timpane, Karrie A. Lyons-Munkittrick
Director
Joe Raffa
North (segment "The Forest of Retribution")
Logan Liskovec
The Arborist
Karrie A. Lyons-Munkittrick
Passerby (segment "Head Plant")
Kevin Troy
Joe (segment "Head Plant")
Michael Adam Hamilton
Park Ranger (segment "Wrap Around")
Nicole Cinaglia
Melissa (segment "A Quartet of Screams")
Brooke Mulkins
Representative (voice) (segment "Familiar Roots")
Anthony Hoang
Carter (segment "A Quartet of Screams")
Paul Sieber
Gary (segment "Festooning")
Jennifer M. Kay
Amber (segment "A Quartet of Screams")
Joe Gariffo
Max (segment "Familiar Roots")
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