The speaker starts by introducing a movie and warning about its strange content. The movie begins with trolls chasing a boy in a forest. The boy encounters a mysterious girl who gives him a strange drink, and he falls unconscious. The boy wakes up to discover the girl is a troll and is then eaten. Meanwhile, a family goes on vacation and arrives at a strange house. The grandfather, who is dead, warns the child not to let the family eat anything on the table. The child throws eggs to prevent them from eating. A man in the forest encounters a half-naked girl and pursues her. They find a suspicious building, where they drink a strange liquid that transforms the girl into a green mass. She is eaten by the trolls. The speaker comments on the bizarre events in the movie throughout.
Sure, here are the key facts extracted from the provided text:
1. The movie being discussed is "Troll 2," which is described as a gem of the last century.
2. The movie starts with trolls chasing a boy in a forest.
3. The boy is saved by a girl who offers him a mysterious drink.
4. The boy's grandfather is dead, and the girl becomes the child's sister.
5. There is a mention of modern music and actors like Tom Cruise and Johnny Depp.
6. The family arrives at a house and finds a set table.
7. The grandfather's ghost warns the child not to let the family eat what's on the table.
8. The child is worried that the family will turn into trolls if they eat.
9. The child plans to throw eggs at the food to prevent them from eating.
10. There is a confrontation between the father and the child.
11. A man in the forest chases and catches a half-naked girl.
12. The girl warns that monsters are chasing her.
13. They enter a suspicious building in desperation.
14. They find a cup with a mysterious liquid and drink it.
15. The liquid causes the girl to transform into a green mass.
16. The girl's transformation is described in detail.
17. The trolls arrive to eat the transformed girl.
18. There is a scream of brutal despair at the end.
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