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Cannibal Troll
A group of friends on a camping trip, for the bride to be' s hen do, find themselves hunted down by a man eating cannibal troll in the woodland. They are hunted, captured and locked up in the Trolls torture chamber being forced to undergo a variety of challenges in order to escape their fate.
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Plot Summary
In this schlocky horror-comedy, a group of unsuspecting campers stumble upon a remote cabin and its ravenous, man-eating inhabitant. As they try to survive the night, they realize this isn't just any ordinary troll, but one with a taste for human flesh and a twisted sense of humor. Their fight for survival becomes a chaotic and gory battle against a creature unlike any they've ever encountered.
Critical Reception
Cannibal Troll is a low-budget creature feature that leans heavily into its B-movie charm and gore. While critically panned for its simplistic plot and amateurish execution, it has gained a cult following among fans of schlocky horror for its over-the-top violence and darkly comedic moments.
What Reviewers Say
An exercise in gore with minimal plot
Amateurish filmmaking with unintentional comedy
A must-see for fans of ultra-low-budget creature features
Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce, but those available often highlight the film's gratuitous violence and lack of narrative coherence. Some viewers appreciate its campy nature, while others find it unwatchable.
Fun Fact
Despite the prominent billing, Bridgette Wilson-Sampras and Michael Gross only appear briefly, with much of the film focusing on the troll and less recognizable actors.
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