Troll Hunter (With Play.com Exclusive Troll Trump Cards) (With Lenticular Sleeve) (Blu-ray)

Scandinavia is becoming a hotbed of fantasy film making at the moment. Perhaps it's because Hollywood is running out of ideas and for most English speaking audiences the myths of other countries haven't been played out yet. With the Northern European countries producing their own skewed versions of the classic slasher movie, groundbreaking vampire movies and twisted Christmas tales, Troll Hunter is in great company.

If you like the found footage horror of Blair Witch or Cloverfield or you're seeking suspense and action without the cliches of a big studio picture or if you want a horror film that isn't built on well trodden plot ideas, the mixture of thrills, terror and whimsy in this Norwegian effort will delight you. The combination of documentary style hand held footage and CGI monsters fits hand in glove, with the shaky camerawork adding to the veracity of the computer generated creatures.

Troll Hunter offers a unique viewing experience, one where you can't predict the outcome based on previous viewing habits. Recommended!

Scary fun in this mockumentary from the mountains of Norway. Here you will learn everything you never thought you would need to know about trolls. Trolls are the new Godzilla!

Best orignal movie in a long long long long time! The movie takes you on a fun and wild chase back to your storybooks as a child, and makes you're nights by the forest so much more than a walk in a park,- you just keep on looking over your sholder at every sound!

tanx norway for makeing this

Very disappointing. OK acting and it builds up ok but it doesnt grip you like Cloverfield and the plot is pretty thin. Interesting but some of the trolls look like they should be in a CBBC programme. The end is decent but its a lot of money to pay for 10 minutes.

i really enjoyed this film, a great ride from start to finish, scary and funny.

Scandanavia is producing some excellent films recently, and this continues that trend. Norway looks really amazing, although the "mockumentary" style is becoming a bit predictable by now.

Some great performances from the cast, and the deadpan Hans, the Troll Hunter, is the star of the show.

Well worth the money.