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“The result is that George [Hardy] and the rest of the cast have found fame in the most unlikely of circumstances, making this quite the most uplifting film of the weekend.”
Full Article: IGN“The result is that George [Hardy] and the rest of the cast have found fame in the most unlikely of circumstances, making this quite the most uplifting film of the weekend.”
Full Article: IGN“Importantly for the documentary’s success, everyone who was involved in Troll 2 seems to be bursting with personality, exhibiting either a knowing and gracious amusement at the celluloid crimes they committed, or in a couple of unfortunate cases, genuine madness.”
Full Article: Quiet Earth“So, by all means see it – it’s one of the most fascinating documentaries of the year. Just make sure you rent Troll 2 first. Because Best Worst Movie is best enjoyed by Nilbogs in disguise…”
Full Article: Total Film“After five heavy-duty washes (for the desired “I-was-there” effect), the shirt’s day-glo colors still pop like a wet back of Gremlins. I love that Betty the Bug-eyed Goblin aka Shit Eyes is appropriately crammed into the very front of this claw-foot cauldron. While staring at Betty in the mirror of a bar I go to, [...]
Full Article: Slashfilm“It departs from generic conventions so regularly, and turns out to be such a thoroughly strange film, that it leaves a door wide open for anyone who might want to join the party. And if that wasn’t already enough, it sends a pack of goblins to chase you through that door and towards a memorable [...]
Full Article: Panoptic Reels“Is Troll 2 really the worst movie ever made as claimed by IMDB and Rotten Tomatoes? Or is Troll 2, as some would claim, a misunderstood masterpiece that never fails to entertain… a work of genius? Twenty years after Troll 2 was made, the feature length documentary BEST WORST MOVIE explores the Troll 2 phenomenon [...]
Full Article: ABC 4 Salt Lake City, Utah“‘Best Worst Movie’ is a compelling and highly enjoyable documentary that also reveals the darker side of cult status and the strange and wondrous ways that people cope with being associated with a notoriously bad film.”
Full Article: In Utah This Week“For those who love a cult film, telling others why it’s so great can make us feel like a Mormon missionary in West Hollywood — they give us a hostile, guarded, “no” look. But when we finally find that rare investigator who watches the film, feels what we do, and becomes a convert, it’s just [...]
Full Article: Standard.net“The “Troll 2″ fans are as unique as “Best Worst Movie” portrays them, says Stephenson. They can also surprise, he says. “In Seattle a kid came dressed up as a tree in a pot and his friends dragged him into the theater,” recalls Stephenson laughing. (The fan was paying homage to segments of “Troll 2″ [...]
Full Article: Standard Examiner Blog“Troll 2 is nothing to mess around with. Like wet dynamite, oiija boards, or tropical fire ants it’s a threat to your health and mental stability…It’s all ugly, baby. That’s the beauty of it.”
Full Article: Los Angeles Examiner