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Welcome to Horror Movie Club, the show where two dudes who aren't quite nerds but not quite

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Choose a horror movie each week to rate and review.

I'm Oshvin. I'm on the phone with Brian. On this week's episode, we continue our month of sequel September with Troll 2,

the 1990 film written and directed by Claudio Fragoso and starring Michael Stevenson,

George Hardy, and Connie McFarland. In this film, a family takes part in a cultural exchange that sends them to the small village

of Nilbog, where evil forces and vegetarians await them.

If you're new to our show, we're going to spend the first 10, 15 minutes talking about the background of the film.

Then we'll take a quick break, you're going to hear a little bit of music, and then we'll come back, we'll talking about the background of the film. Then we'll take a quick break.

You're going to hear a little bit of music. And then we'll come back. We'll go over the plot, hit the spoilers, and get into the review. Brian, this might be, you know, the Rotten Tomato Score for this film is 5%. I think this might be the lowest rated film we've reviewed on this podcast. What do you think? I think it's got to be the lowest

rated film we've ever reviewed, unless something like, shoot, thanks killing. Like, maybe that

was lower, but I don't know. I think that might have even been higher than this. Five percent. I mean,

that's pretty shocking. I think there was only 21 reviews or something like that, though. Oh, okay. Interesting. Because I think it was 0% at one point, and then it's gotten up to 5%. So, yeah, which I'm surprised, because this movie's got a pretty big cult following. I assume their number of ratings, critic ratings, have, like, kind of grown over the years. Yeah, I know. I'm surprised that the cult following hasn't generated some Rotten Tomato-approved critics who give it a positive review. But, yeah, I guess there's only one of the 21, I think. But it's, we have some power here, depending on how we feel about this movie. We could bring that up to like 13% or something, I think. That is a lot of power. That's dangerous. Yeah. Let's see. Let's see where this movie ends. Speaking of movies like Thanksgiving and, like, thanks killing and like other films that are notoriously bad, like, you know, Silent Night, Deadly Night, Exorcist, Two,

that kind of stuff.

And, oh, yeah, Silent Night, Deadly Night, Part 2, actually.

These movies have a reputation of being so bad.

Where do you fall when it comes to enjoying movies that just have this reputation of being

so bad that it's supposedly good?

Yeah, you know, I've kind of been on a journey with that sentiment over the past few years

because I have tried to watch some of the So Bad It's Good movies.

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