The Troll

A group of friends on vacation in the remote mountains of Romania find themselves hunted by a vicious, ancient troll. As they struggle to survive the creature's brutal attacks, they uncover a dark secret about the troll's origins and a way to stop it. The group must band together to fight for their lives against the monstrous entity.

The Troll (2019) received a largely negative reception from critics and audiences, often cited for its low-budget production values, uninspired plot, and weak performances. While some reviewers acknowledged its attempt at a creature-feature horror-comedy, most found it failed to deliver on either front effectively.

• Praised by a small minority for its B-movie charm and gore.

• Widely criticized for its poor acting and underdeveloped story.

• Seen as a derivative and unoriginal entry in the creature-feature genre.

Google audience: Audience reviews for 'The Troll' are scarce and generally negative, with viewers often pointing to its low budget, predictable scares, and lackluster special effects as major drawbacks. Some mention that it might appeal to die-hard fans of low-budget horror, but it generally fails to impress.

Director Kevin Tenney is known for his work in low-budget horror films, with 'The Troll' being part of a prolific career in the genre.