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J. R. Jones
Troll 2 has become a midnight favorite, and Stephenson looks at the phenomenon while catching up with his profoundly untalented costars and the grouchy Italian director.
Bill Goodykoontz
A documentary so enthusiastic, good-natured and sweet about such an abject disaster that it almost makes Troll 2 worthwhile.
Roger Ebert
This curiously touching doc has a bittersweet ending.
Joe Williams
[A] surprisingly rich documentary.
Frank Scheck
Somewhere, Ed Wood must be smiling.
Jeff Shannon
In 26 years as a film reviewer, I've never seen a film that so perfectly encapsulates the obsession Pauline Kael famously classified as Movie Love.
Critic reviews
J. R. Jones
Troll 2 has become a midnight favorite, and Stephenson looks at the phenomenon while catching up with his profoundly untalented costars and the grouchy Italian director.
Bill Goodykoontz
A documentary so enthusiastic, good-natured and sweet about such an abject disaster that it almost makes Troll 2 worthwhile.
Jeff Shannon
In 26 years as a film reviewer, I've never seen a film that so perfectly encapsulates the obsession Pauline Kael famously classified as Movie Love.
Cary Darling
Some movies are just bad. Some are so bad they're good. And others are so intensely bad that they rise to a level of perverse greatness.
Cast and credits
| Actors | Darren Ewing, George Hardy, Jason Steadman, Michael Stephenson, Jason Wright |
| Director | Michael Stephenson |
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English
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Start within 30 days, finish within 48 hours.
Run time
93 minutes
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