The Killing Tree

Regissert av Rhys Frake-Waterfield

Not Rated

1. november 2022 73mHorror, Comedy

3.317%3.7

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On Christmas Eve, a widow casts a spell to resurrect her executed husband, but the spell goes wrong and the husband is brought back as an Evil Christmas Tree hell-bent on getting revenge on the one who caused his execution.

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Sarah Alexandra MarksFaith
Marcus MasseyClayton Slayter (Tree)
Judy TcherniakMorrigan
Sarah T. CohenCindy
Kelly Rian SansonBecky
Ella StarbuckLouisa
Lauren StaerckTina
May KellyMaria
Nikolai LeonAlex
Richard HarfstGilbert
Gillian BroderickMagna
Bao TieuTerry
Mike KelsonDrunk Man
Nicola WrightAngel Tree
Rhys Frake-WaterfieldRegissør / Produsent / Klipper
Craig McLearieManusforfatter
Scott ChambersProdusent / Klipper
Vince KnightDirector Of Photography
James CoxKomponist
Steve ClarkeVfx Artist
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jackmeat12. oktober 2025
My quick rating - 3.1/10. I don't have high hopes, but it is that time of year. Justwatch calls it The Killing Tree if you want to stream it. I had to look and see who brought us this silliness, and Rhys Water (Rhys Frake-Waterfield) happens to be the director of the upcoming Winnie the Pooh horror flick. It didn't take long for this to get just goofy and made me think the people behind Thankskilling were afoot LOL. With a possessed Christmas tree walking around, you would think the potential for a so dumb it is funny was on its way, but in truth, it still fails. There are insanely long amounts of time with people blabbering on about nothing, and half of it you cannot hear since the audio quality and mixing are horrible. Voice will be nonexistent while music is blaring. Also, the day vs night inconsistencies and bizarre spotlights are distracting while you are trying to figure out why the killer tree sometimes is as tall as a two-story house, while the next scene is walking around inside the exact same house on the first floor, lol. I guess I should mention the story of how the tree is possessed is shown in flashback scenes that look completely like afterthoughts to just give some sort of explanation. It looks like two old people breaking into houses to stab the owners for being rich or greedy. They don't really explain much. The dialogue from the tree itself should've been really cheeseball, throwing out stupid one-liners, but instead is just repetitive, often saying silly things like "you can't escape" for no reason. But I will say a few of the kills are entertaining enough, along with a strange final battle that had to stretch the effects department to the max. Surely not destined to be a classic at all, and such a wasted good but dumb idea that could've easily succeeded in the B-budget fun category. Instead, far too much time is just blown on the chicks pointlessly talking about nothing. Just not funny enough to be recommended to anyone but the die-hard low-budget fans, yet enough laughs to peek above a #turkey.

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