We get nice interviews from the actors all admitting that they hated Troll 2 when they first saw it. But grew to love it after the movie gained a cult status.
Claudio is clearly a guy who cannot take criticism. When someone tries to correct him about anything, he gets annoyed. There's a scene near the end when the cast do a Q and A and he is in the audience. Anytime somebody says the movie is bad, he would shout at them and get angry. He's like a child who can't understand that you can't have everything you want.
He also gets annoyed when people laugh at the movie for how bad it is.
We have interviews with random people explaining why they love this movie and we have screenings of them showing the movie.
The biggest focus on this doc is George Hardy. Shot in his home town, everyone is like "George is so great" and "George is amazing".....
The focus is no longer on Troll 2, but about fecking George.
We see him go over the moon when he is at screenings of this movie. Not just in his hometown, but all around the States too.
He is on top of the world and nothing can spoil his enjoyment.
That is until he goes to a convention in Birmingham.
He's sitting by the stalls, wondering why the hell aren't people asking for his autograph.
"Hey, I was in Troll 2!"
(Silence)
You just want to say "Take that, George! Serves you right for your attention seeking."
But it get worse when he goes to the convention in Texas and the same thing happens again.
Also, he is not found of the other Horror movies being promoted.
"I don't know this movie. This one neither. Oh boy."
Despite his attention seeking, you do feel a tad bit sorry not just for him, but for the other actors who starred in movies about 20 years ago and haven't done anything since.
This is why being an actor or actress sucks big time.
But then George goes back to his hometown and it is all "George is so great" again.
You're famous in your hometown, but not everywhere.
Claudio also gets one last word. "I make movies that emote me and this movie emotes the audience too."
Yeah, cos I clearly remember how emotional this movie made me.
You poor bastard, Claudio.
Still, it is a nice doc and worth watching if you liked (or even didn't like) Troll 2.
Claudio is clearly a guy who cannot take criticism. When someone tries to correct him about anything, he gets annoyed. There's a scene near the end when the cast do a Q and A and he is in the audience. Anytime somebody says the movie is bad, he would shout at them and get angry. He's like a child who can't understand that you can't have everything you want.
He also gets annoyed when people laugh at the movie for how bad it is.
We have interviews with random people explaining why they love this movie and we have screenings of them showing the movie.
The biggest focus on this doc is George Hardy. Shot in his home town, everyone is like "George is so great" and "George is amazing".....
The focus is no longer on Troll 2, but about fecking George.
We see him go over the moon when he is at screenings of this movie. Not just in his hometown, but all around the States too.
He is on top of the world and nothing can spoil his enjoyment.
That is until he goes to a convention in Birmingham.
He's sitting by the stalls, wondering why the hell aren't people asking for his autograph.
"Hey, I was in Troll 2!"
(Silence)
You just want to say "Take that, George! Serves you right for your attention seeking."
But it get worse when he goes to the convention in Texas and the same thing happens again.
Also, he is not found of the other Horror movies being promoted.
"I don't know this movie. This one neither. Oh boy."
Despite his attention seeking, you do feel a tad bit sorry not just for him, but for the other actors who starred in movies about 20 years ago and haven't done anything since.
This is why being an actor or actress sucks big time.
But then George goes back to his hometown and it is all "George is so great" again.
You're famous in your hometown, but not everywhere.
Claudio also gets one last word. "I make movies that emote me and this movie emotes the audience too."
Yeah, cos I clearly remember how emotional this movie made me.
You poor bastard, Claudio.
Still, it is a nice doc and worth watching if you liked (or even didn't like) Troll 2.