The Tree
Constructed from the wood of the Tree of Knowledge, The House moves through time and space, manifesting evil. Step inside its walls in this anthology series celebrating the horror storytelling tradition, from matinee chills to otherworldly terror.
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Constructed from the wood of the Tree of Knowledge, The House moves through time and space, manifesting evil. Step inside its walls in this anthology series celebrating the horror storytelling tradition, from matinee chills to otherworldly terror.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Shane Small, Daniel Marks, Minoc, Chris Bernier, Levi Smock
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:Alter
Cast
Minoc, Shane Small, Marko Slavnic, Dylan Ryder, Daniel Marks
Director
Larry Hankin
Old Man ("The Tree") / The Projectionist
Philip Labes
Jack ("The Projectionist")
Lauren Bray
Wendy ("The Projectionist")
Biff Miller
Levi ("The Projectionist")
Eden Shea Beck
Vanera ("The Projectionist")
Jake Elliott
Kieran ("The Projectioist")
Katy Townsend
Megan ("The Projectionist")
Brad Greenquist
Reece Tanner ("Unexplained Phenomena")
Kevin Bigley
Jonathan Brother ("Unexplained Phenomena")
Seth Kirschner
Stan ("Unexplained Phenomena")
Lisa Marie Summerscales
Rosemary ("Let Us In") / Mona ("Seven Moons")
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