“We get to dig into the mind of filmmaker Michael Paul Stephenson over the incarnation of his documentary Best Worst Movie with actor and dentist George Hardy on the bad film, nationwide screenings and green food.”
Full Article: Killer Film“Coming off of a publicity tour for his documentary about the legacy of Troll 2, Best Worst Movie (seriously, see it), director Michael Paul Stephenson filled us in this morning on what we could expect when the DVD rolls around.”
Full Article: Shock Till You Drop“I would have to say that Troll 2 is my favorite best worst movie right now, and I have seen a lot of bad movies. There’s just never a dull moment in that film and now we get to see the people behind the film talk about their experiences thanks to Michael Stephenson.”
Full Article: Action Flick Chick“Best Worst Movie goes down a lot of roads but emerges an affectionate valentine to a most terrible, much-loved movie. Ed Wood, watch your back. Plan 9 From Outer Space has got nothing on the vegetarian goblins in Troll 2.”
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“Most of the cast went on to productive lives, and the movie is bringing pleasure to sold-out crowds 20 years later. Maybe “Troll 2″ isn’t such a bad film after all.”
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“We recently finished a screening in New York and went back to the hotel and watched a segment that Nightline did about us. When it finished, I looked at George and he had tears in his eyes.”
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“Best Worst Movie is a documentary with a sense of humor but at the same time is able to find a deeper meaning behind all the laughs without nailing it in too hard.”
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“However, beyond the handful of folks who joyously attend these screenings, the film could have blipped off the radar for the rest of us. But here we are 20 years later and Stephenson’s doc will certainly impel some to revisit this ‘classic.’”
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“In a recent New Yorker cartoon, a couple exit a movie theater and the man says to the woman: “I can’t decide if that was bad in a good way, good in a good way, good in a bad way, or bad in a bad way.” It’s a fitting question for fans of an unlikely [...]
Full Article: The Los Angeles Times“The film, which charmed audiences at various festivals before securing this limited run in theaters nationwide, chronicles the production and eventual legacy of Troll 2, a gloriously terrible sequel that has achieved a remarkable level of infamy in the years since its release.”
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