Top 10 Horror Troll Movies

Description: This British sci-fi horror film involves mysterious creatures from the Trollenberg mountain, which could be interpreted as trolls, attacking a Swiss mountain resort.

Fact: The film was later adapted into an episode of the American TV series "The Outer Limits."

Description: This film kicks off our list with a classic tale of a family moving into a new home, only to discover a troll living in their basement. It's a blend of horror, comedy, and fantasy, making it a unique entry in the troll horror genre.

Fact: The film was directed by John Carl Buechler, who also created the special effects for "A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master."

Description: Often considered one of the worst movies ever made, "Troll 2" is a cult classic where a family encounters vegetarian goblins, not trolls, in a small town. Its unintentional humor and bizarre plot make it a must-watch for horror comedy fans.

Fact: Despite its title, "Troll 2" has no connection to the original "Troll" film, and it was originally titled "Goblins."

Description: Although primarily a fantasy epic, this film includes a terrifying encounter with stone trolls, adding a horror element to the adventure.

Fact: The trolls in this film are based on J.R.R. Tolkien's descriptions from "The Hobbit," but their appearance was significantly enhanced for the movie.

Description: While not a traditional horror movie, this animated film features trolls in a darker, more sinister light than usual, with scenes that could be considered mildly scary for younger audiences.

Fact: The film features a song by Justin Timberlake, who also voices the character Branch, making it a unique blend of animation and music.

Description: This Norwegian found footage film follows a group of students who document a government-employed troll hunter. It's a mix of horror, adventure, and dark comedy, offering a fresh take on troll mythology.

Fact: The film uses real Norwegian folklore about trolls, and the director, André Øvredal, went to great lengths to make the trolls look realistic.

Description: This animated series, while not horror, features episodes where trolls face various scary situations, providing a lighter take on the theme.

Fact: The series continues the story from the "Trolls" movie, expanding on the characters and their adventures.

Description: While not exclusively about trolls, this series features terrifying creatures known as the Skeksis, which share similarities with troll-like beings, offering a dark, horror-infused fantasy.

Fact: The series is a prequel to the 1982 film "The Dark Crystal," expanding on the lore and world-building.

Description: This lesser-known film involves a princess who must navigate through a kingdom filled with magical creatures, including menacing trolls, to save her kingdom.

Fact: The film was released directly to video and has gained a small cult following for its unique blend of fantasy and horror elements.

Description: A lesser-known film where a troll terrorizes a small town, this movie blends elements of horror and fantasy, focusing on the creature's malevolence.

Fact: The film was produced by Full Moon Features, known for their low-budget horror and fantasy films.