Digest

The episode begins with listener feedback and corrections regarding the movie "Troll," including a memorable scene with a "Play Troll" magazine and a story about a four-year-old brother who was convinced he was possessed by a troll. The conversation then shifts to Star Wars, with Paul and Jason discussing their experiences with the franchise, including their children's introduction to the story through Lego games and comics. They also share their thoughts on the new Star Wars game "Outlaws" and other recent TV shows and movies they've been enjoying. Finally, Paul announces that next week's episode will be about the infamous "Troll 2," a film that has nothing to do with "Troll" and is actually about goblins. He highlights the film's low Rotten Tomatoes score and its reputation as one of the best worst movies of all time.

Outlines

00:01:06

Listener Feedback and "Troll" Corrections

This chapter features listener feedback and corrections regarding the movie "Troll." Listeners share their experiences with the film, including a memorable scene with a "Play Troll" magazine and a story about a four-year-old brother who was convinced he was possessed by a troll.

00:01:57

Star Wars and Gaming

Paul and Jason discuss their experiences with Star Wars, including their children's introduction to the franchise through Lego games and comics. They also share their thoughts on the new Star Wars game "Outlaws" and other recent TV shows and movies they've been enjoying.

00:39:41

"Troll 2" Preview

Paul announces that next week's episode will be about the infamous "Troll 2," a film that has nothing to do with "Troll" and is actually about goblins. He highlights the film's low Rotten Tomatoes score and its reputation as one of the best worst movies of all time.

Keywords

Q&A

• What is the significance of the "Play Troll" magazine in the movie "Troll"?

  The "Play Troll" magazine is a humorous reference to the film's campy nature and its unexpected inclusion of adult themes. It's a scene that has become a cult classic among fans of the movie.

• How does Paul's son's experience with Star Wars through Lego games and comics differ from his own childhood experience?

  Paul's son is experiencing Star Wars in a more fragmented way, learning about the story through games and comics before watching the movies. This allows him to discover the story in a different order and potentially have a different perspective on the characters and events.

• What are some of the key elements that make "Troll 2" such a popular "best worst" movie?

  "Troll 2" is known for its nonsensical plot, poor acting, and bizarre dialogue. It has become a cult classic for its unintentional humor and its status as a prime example of a bad movie that is so bad it's good.

Show Notes