Quick Answer
Barricade is a 2007 German horror-thriller directed by Timo Rose about three friends who, while camping in the Black Forest, are attacked by a family of deformed, cannibalistic mountain people.
Programmer's Pick
Redneck horror goes Teutonic in Barricade, where the Black Forest is less fairy tale, more cannibal nightmare. If you think rural Germany is all cuckoo clocks and cake, this murderous clan will set you straight—one limb at a time.
— SassyFlix Programmer
Overview
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A family of deformed mountain people stalk and devour unlucky campers, bringing a savage twist to the slasher formula.
The film’s rural German backdrop adds an eerie, unfamiliar flavor to the classic backwoods horror scenario.
Barricade doesn’t skimp on grisly effects—expect a healthy dose of blood, torture, and cannibal carnage.
A simple camping trip spirals into a relentless fight for survival, ramping up the tension with every grisly encounter.
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Group of friends camping in the Black Forest
Deformed cannibalistic mountain family
Murder and cannibalization of intruders
Secluded territory in Germany's Black Forest
Questions from the Vault
Who directed Barricade? +
Barricade was directed by Timo Rose.
How long is Barricade? +
Barricade has a runtime of 96 minutes.
What genre is Barricade? +
Barricade is a horror-thriller.
When was Barricade released? +
Barricade was released in 2007.