About This Film
The Potter family – Harry Sr. and Anne with teenage son Harry Jr. and young daughter Wendy – move into a new apartment complex in San Francisco. While unpacking, Wendy is attacked by a grotesque little creature wielding a magic ring. The troll captures Wendy and takes on her appearance. After meeting the other eccentric tenants, the family notices Wendy's unusual and aggressive behavior, but they attribute her behavior to the stress of the move. The troll goes from apartment to apartment transforming the tenants into fairy tale creatures (such as goblins, nymphs and elves) and their apartments into lush forests. Concerned by his sister's behavior, Harry Jr. seeks solace in the company of a mysterious old woman named Eunice St. Clair, who reveals herself to be a witch. Long ago, she and a powerful wizard named Torok were in love. At that time, the world was divided between fairies and humans. The realms were equal and independent of each other; however, Torok and some of the fairies challenged this balance, resulting in a great war in which the humans prevailed. Torok was mutated into a troll as punishment.
Torok seeks to regain his power, destroy humanity and recreate the fairy tale world he had once lived in. As Torok requires a princess, he is keeping Wendy alive. Eunice and Harry Jr. discover that all the apartments have been transformed into a part of the magical world. Eunice gives Harry Jr. a magic spear capable of killing the largest and most vicious creature in this world. Eunice is attacked by Torok and mutated into a tree stump, and Harry finds his sister trapped in a coffin of glass. Harry Jr. saves Wendy, but loses the magic spear when Torok's great batlike monster attacks.
Before the monster can kill Harry Jr. and Wendy, Torok kills it himself to spare Wendy, destroying his carefully constructed fairy realm. As the magic world collapses around them, Harry Jr. and his family are given a chance to escape, leaving just as the police arrive. Eunice is restored to normal as well as she bids Harry farewell and departs. As the police investigate the house, one of them is drawn into a remaining fragment of the alternate fairy world. Torok's arm rises into view, preparing to use his ring on the cop.
When a family moves into a San Francisco apartment, an opportunistic troll decides to make his move and take possession of little Wendy (Jenny Beck), thereby paving the way for new troll recruits, the first in his army that will take eventual control of the planet. We soon discover Torok is the ex-husband of Eunice St. Clair, a resident in the building who was married to Torok.
Torok seeks to regain his power, destroy humanity and recreate the fairy tale world he had once lived in. As Torok requires a princess, he is keeping Wendy alive. Eunice and Harry Jr. discover that all the apartments have been transformed into a part of the magical world. Eunice gives Harry Jr. a magic spear capable of killing the largest and most vicious creature in this world. Eunice is attacked by Torok and mutated into a tree stump, and Harry finds his sister trapped in a coffin of glass. Harry Jr. saves Wendy, but loses the magic spear when Torok's great batlike monster attacks.
Before the monster can kill Harry Jr. and Wendy, Torok kills it himself to spare Wendy, destroying his carefully constructed fairy realm. As the magic world collapses around them, Harry Jr. and his family are given a chance to escape, leaving just as the police arrive. Eunice is restored to normal as well as she bids Harry farewell and departs. As the police investigate the house, one of them is drawn into a remaining fragment of the alternate fairy world. Torok's arm rises into view, preparing to use his ring on the cop.
When a family moves into a San Francisco apartment, an opportunistic troll decides to make his move and take possession of little Wendy (Jenny Beck), thereby paving the way for new troll recruits, the first in his army that will take eventual control of the planet. We soon discover Torok is the ex-husband of Eunice St. Clair, a resident in the building who was married to Torok.
Film Details
Director
John Carl Buechler
Writers
John Carl Buechler, Ed Naha
Tags
Keywords
Independent Film
Police
Monster
B Movie
Surprise Ending
Blonde
Supernatural Power
Creature Feature
Father Daughter Relationship
Forest
Family Relationships
Rescue
Occult
One Word Title
Brother Sister Relationship
Boy
Jungle
Title Spoken By Character
Girl
Mother Son Relationship
Father Son Relationship
Transformation
1980s
Creature
Mother Daughter Relationship
California
California
Mutant
Witch
Child In Jeopardy
Bedroom
Supernatural Horror
Watching Tv
Basement
Witchcraft
Apartment
Little Girl
Ring
Little Person
Part Of Trilogy
Fiance Fiancee Relationship
Portrait
Dinner
Record Player
Apartment Building
Baseball Bat
Neighbor
Needle
Grandfather Clock
Ball
Refrigerator
Porn Magazine
Playboy
Milk
Moving
Giant Creature
Swinger
Moving In
Blonde Girl
Wizard
Poem
Fairy Tale
Jogger
Overalls
Breakfast
Troll
Witches' Sabbath
14 Year Old
Moving Van
San Francisco
11 Year Old Girl
Girl Wears Pajamas
Magical Ring
Walpurgis Night
Playboy Magazine
Fire Alarm
Goblin
Reference To Star Trek
14 Year Old Boy
11 Year Old
Laundry Room
Poetry Recitation
Suspenders
Vine
Mushroom
Lip Syncing
Brick Wall
Orange Juice
Elf
Movers
Vinyl
Records
Blonde Haired Girl
Reference To Edmund Spenser
Fairy Light
Fairy
Apartment House
New Home
Tripping While Fleeing
Fairyland
Tiki
Tiki Mug
Peacock Chair
Pancake
Lava Lamp
Miniature Person
Also Known As
Torok el troll, Troll - O Mundo do Espanto, Torok - O Duende, Peikko, Troll: Criatura del mal, Torok, o monstro da floresta, Troll