Troll (2022) is a Norwegian fantasy horror film that brings to life the terrifying legend of an ancient creature awakened from its deep slumber. The story begins when a massive, mysterious creature—believed to be a mere myth—emerges from the mountains of Norway, wreaking havoc and leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. As the creature rampages through the countryside, a group of unlikely heroes must band together to confront the looming threat.

The central figure of the film is Nora, a paleontologist who is reluctantly drawn into the chaos after her father, a local historian, reveals that the creature is not just a monster, but a mythical troll, awakened by an unexpected disturbance. As the group scrambles to understand the creature’s origins and motives, they discover that the troll’s awakening is tied to environmental changes and ancient folklore.

As the troll’s destructive path becomes more apparent, Nora and her team must race against time to find a way to stop the creature before it brings further devastation to the country. The tension rises as the group navigates both the physical dangers posed by the troll and the internal struggles among them. Nora’s knowledge of ancient myths becomes crucial in understanding the troll’s behavior and how to possibly defeat it.

Blending elements of action, adventure, and horror, Troll explores themes of nature’s power, humanity’s relationship with ancient myths, and the consequences of meddling with the natural world. The film is an exhilarating and visually stunning adventure that takes viewers on a thrilling ride, combining the supernatural with modern-day conflicts. As the team faces increasingly dire circumstances, the question remains whether they can stop the troll before it consumes everything in its path.