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Trees (2000)
In this botanical parody of Jaws, a monstrous killer tree begins sapping the life out of the hikers and campers in a forest park. Can a ranger, a botanist and a grizzled lumberjack chop it down to size?
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In this botanical parody of Jaws, a monstrous killer tree begins sapping the life out of the hikers and campers in a forest park. Can a ranger, a botanist and a grizzled lumberjack chop it down to size?
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Michael Pleckaitis
In Theaters:9/11/2000
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Brain Damage Films
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