The Treehouse

A 30 year old, delusional, no talent musician kidnaps a girl that he thinks is in love with him and stalks a guy who he believes is a record company scout.

Cast

Kelly Misek Jr.

as Timmy Wilson

Christina Licciardi

as Sally

Mary Carrig

as Mom

Reece Kirk

as Joe

Heather Paige Cohn

as Amy

Luke Barnett

as Dave

Scott Baxter

as Mike Patterson

Rhoda Pell

as Grandma

Carl Watts

as Uncle Roy

Marcus Weise

as Johnny

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