Good news for our Goblin friends in Denver, the Starz Film Society has been gracious enough to extend our theatrical run by another week! You can now see the film there through Thursday, Sept. 9.
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Citizens of Nilbog, MGM/UA has finally heeded your prayers. TROLL 2: The 20th Anniversary Nilbog Edition Blu-Ray will be released on October 5th! We have no word yet of official specs or bonus features (I’m begging for a Claudio Fragasso commentary track), but this will reportedly be a Double Decker Blu-Ray/DVD Combo Pack. We’ll be [...]
Legendary film critic Roger Ebert reviewed BEST WORST MOVIE in anticipation of our big Chicago premiere this week, and by golly he liked it! He gave it a thumbs up 3 out of 4 stars, calling the documentary “curiously touching.” Read the full review here.
We just added a ton and a half of new cities to our Theatrical run — Anchorage, Gainesville, Springfield, Ft. Collins, Kansas City, Santa Cruz, Rochester, Detroit, Tempe, Denver and Portland. Phhheww, it’s going to be a busy summer!
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If you’re a regular reader of CNN.com, you’ll have noticed that the Goblins invaded the homepage over the weekend! Check out this great piece that CNN.com produced about the ‘Troll 2′ phenomenon.
Source: CNN.com
The good folks at NBC’s Last Call with Carson Daly produced this piece on ‘Troll 2′ featuring the first look at an original prop from the film - the chest piece worn by Michael Paul Stephenson in the infamous ‘Row Row Row Your Boat’ scene!
Goblins invade primetime! ABC’s Nightline produced this segment about the ‘Troll 2′ phenomenon, featuring new interviews with George Hardy and Michael Paul Stephenson.
Hop on over to the LOS ANGELES TIMES to sneak a peek at an exclusive clip from ‘Best Worst Movie’ highlighting Don Packard, who played the mysterious General Store Owner in the infamous ‘Troll 2′
In anticipation of our New York premiere, writer Dave Itzkoff of the New York Times wrote a great piece highlighting the film, which appeared in both print and the online magazine. Give it a look!
