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That’s why I’m worried he won’t take my suggestion and cover Subnautica’s bacterial infection…99% of fauna has tentacles or fins, or just no feet at all. I’m pretty sure human protagonist Ryley is the only one with feet-
This makes me feel like the moment they learn/understand science the just explode. Much like wylee coyote falling only once he's realized he's past the edge 😂
As a Norwegian it is pretty cool seeing someone go over all this. The Trolls have been part of our folklore as far back as the ancient sagas. You got all the names pretty spot on if I am honest. Jotnar though is kind of a more englishfied version, Jotun or Jotne is the local term for the big ones. Also the area they were in is called Jotunheimen, or the Jotun's home, it is a large national park of sorts covering the mountain and valleys in the area.
A friend of mine is working on learning Norwegian and moving there so I've been hearing a lot about it lately. Sounds like an awesome place. So he busted out Troll Hunter and it was a great, silly time. I'll visit at some point, once he's there and settled in.
I wonder if giant squids used to more frequently attack ships because they appeared to be like a dying whale, slapping the water with oars and just floating mostly, whereas modern ships have loud, horrifying engines that scare them off.
Also most giant squids that come to the surface do so out of age, or rather they're having a harder time staying deep underwater.(I believe. Correct me if I'm wrong please) And a dying whale like you said would be easy pickings for an aging giant squid. They'd be desperate for any food they could catch.
@ArlanKels i think they come up as they're dying, maybe because in the deep they're hunted my sperms whales so it reduces their odds of fighting one? 😅
@@ArlanKelsthe only colossal squids that have been found on the surface were all dead. They don’t surface unless they are basically dead and the lack of pressure on the surface is bad for them. Also giant squids and colossal squids are different species. Only the colossal squid is large enough to attack ships like the kraken is depicted to do
Back in the Viking age not all Trolls were humanoid. There were Troll animals as well. For example, if you burned a Troll and a bull or pig ingested the ashes, it could be considered a Troll afterwards. Troll-bull. It almost worked kind of like an infection. Crazy.
So would they end up humanoid or simply like a sort of…hulking, feral, toothier and more aggressive version of the animal? Like is a troll pig a pig-man or more of like an enormous boar?
One of the coolest examples of finding new species unexpectedly was a few years ago. Right in NYC they found a new species of frog that'd been there the entire time and nobody realized it. So while I don't think cryptids as we think of them exist, it's 100% reasonable to expect some very freaky and some very mundane discoveries still.
i understand what you're trying to say with "cryptids as we think of them", you mean the most popular/infamous ones, but the thing is that the term 'cryptid' covers a wide range of possible creatures, from real living animals existing far outside their native range (english big cats) to real extinct animals (tasmanian tiger sightings, coelacanths) to possible undiscovered species (colossal squid) to wild nonsense fantasy shit like mermaids and mongolian death worms. Coelacanths and colossal squid are great examples of things that _used_ to be considered cryptids, and then had their existence documented by science and are now considered just mundane animals.
to be fair, i think large terrestial criptids arent neccesarly true - we know about couple of lynxes over entire area of balkans, for example - i doubt something large like bigfoot would be able to hide itself from scientific recognition etc
Humanoid creatures in America are obviously a different story from frogs though. The only way they exist in America is with government cover up’s as there’s way too many cameras everywhere now.
Honestly, figuring out to work within the bounds of the square cube law is such a fun puzzle. Dragons are a million times more awesome when you've had to fight to make them function under the prison of physics.
They're just dinosaurs with chemical flamethrowers in their mouths, that puzzle was solved in the 90's.. they really aren't that fun under the square cube law. The fun stuff is when you get into the lesser known creatures like penanggalan or dullahan. Try to figure out the physics of a creature that has two separate body parts/systems that function in conjunction with one another.
@@azarinevil Honestly, it's not even the size that makes dragons cool for me. It's when they're portrayed as powerful, magical beings with a far greater intellect than humans could even imagine to possess, practically eldritch gods in their own right. The square cube law can be really messed with if you take that magical prowess into consideration.
@@the_furry_inside_your_walls639 You literally can't apply the square cube law to magic, the whole point of magic is to make up stupid reasons for why the square cube law doesn't apply.
@@azarinevil Nahhh, figuring out how to make a two-ton intelligent archosaur with six limbs and fire breath work was still pretty fun. I've still got a ways to go with overcoming challenges beyond square-cube tbh.
The way to work around the square cube law is to just make everything else smaller. For example, imagine everything is the same, but everything is 1/100 the size. Now, you can create dragons the size of buildings, but in reality, they are 2 feet tall.
I didn't expect the troll bite to give him rabies. Somehow I expected it to turn him into a troll. In a surreal film where trolls exist and can smell a specific type of person, it's grounding to know they are also vulnerable to diseases.
The trolls are supposed to be animals and natural, their existence is just kept secret. Them being able to smell christian blood is part of the folklore and stems from the belief that people posessed by demons would smell like demons, non-christians would smell bad, christians would smell normal/good and especially holy people would smell amazing. So really it's humans that are strange and smell differently depending on belief, and the trolls which can live for 1000's of years likely associate the smell with being hunted by early christians. So other animals like dogs and cats, could probably also recognise the difference in smell, but they don't care. Why christians smell different could be from various reasons. It could be that faith changes hormones in the body, but then it likely would also impact muslims and people of other faiths, which it doesn't seem to do. It could be something from going to church specifically, and that the smell lingers-- but not all christians actually go to church. In Norwegian the saying is that trolls can smell "christian mens blood", which could mean christians in general or it could be only christian/religious men specifically-- which means that muslim men might actually smell the same, but Malika is a woman so she doesn't smell that way. That would also work with the early christians hunting trolls theory, since that would primarily be done by men. Am I spending way too much time contemplating this over a movie that came out 13 years ago? Yes. Do I regret it? No.
Movie is 100% my chill movie . I’ve seen it a lot as well at least a couple times a year and is my go to none horror movie film . It hits a lot of different points and it’s also a fun movie to show people
I do feel really bad for the Jotnar at the end of the film. Not only was it a rare and grand beast, it looks like it spend the last few days of its life in pain. I hope there are at least a few more of those big boys in the Trollhunter universe!
As a norwegian who loves when myths are re-imagined to fit in our modern world, I love this movie. And I love that its getting some attention from you here so that more people might go watch it. Its by far my favorite found footage movie. Its a fairly small movie all things considered, but it does so much with what it had to work with. And I love that while the scientific reasonings might not be perfect, they're more or less believable.
As an Australian, I had to go out of my way to find this movie when it came out and I regret nothing. It is indeed the best found footage film made in that era.
When you talked about armor and the effects of taking a hit it made me think of the energy transfer that a body would experience when wearing body armor and taking a hit. I don’t know if you’re aware of the Demolition Ranch channel, but today he tested an armor plate that can stop an AP 50 BMG and the effects on the body after taking that shot. It’s almost not worth even wearing lol, but I would recommend watching that episode
I can imagine why you say it was almost not worth wearing that armor. Just to stop that caliber of round the armor would be very heavy. Either from sheer thickness or from all the layers designed to stop such a projectile. Next...well, most people wouldn't consider the fact armor does not magically stop the kinetic energy of the blow. Even if the projectile does get stopped before penetrating you it also is still gonna transfer that energy to you. Even regular handgun ammo can feel like getting punch hard when wearing bullet proof vests. So I can not imagine the sheer devastation the round in question would still do...must be like getting hit by a truck. So your organs are not gonna in good shape after that. Bruised and broken bones, internal hemorages from tears to any of your soft bits exposed to that energy, and the sheer shock from the blow. Pretty sure you could easily still die.
@@jacobfreeman5444 I appreciate that you took the time to write that out. I’d recommend watching that video dude. Believe it or not the armor isn’t really that heavy and it actually stopped the black tip. However the ballistic dummy labs target it was on suffered a ruptured liver, 6 broken ribs, a fractured sternum and the whiplash of taking that energy ripped open the neck. I already didn’t think it was a survivable condition but it was cool to find out what would happen. I’m not sure who would want to actually wear that armor because the thickness looked to be at least 4 inches, and the only real impressive thing it did was stop a 300 Win Mag black tip, although you might die from spawling
@@wetmemedaddy5065it’s not steel armor that is used to stop 50bmg so no spall. Also the spall of just a 5.56 round is easily lethal hence why steel armor sucks and should only be used as a last resort
Slight correction on the European Tetanus guidelines: it's true that we don't booster everybody after a 10-year period, but if you get an injury that requires medical attention (like stitches) and it has been >10 years since your last tetanus-shot, you will get a booster there and then. Every GP-practice or ER carries them.
if a sickness is already within you a booster will do literally nothing to help it's not a 'cure' it's a sample of dead viral or bacterial matter to allow your body to build antibodies with, if you're already infected with something then your body will already be building antibodies for it rabies vaccines are an exception because without the shot your body will not actually know to fight it off before it's already too late but this is primarily due to the location of infection and rabies basically being sneaky
Can confirm the U.S. is kinda similar. While we should get a tetanus shot once every ten years, in my 30 years of living, it's not really ever been... mentioned by doctors. The only times I've gotten my boosters are when I suddenly, accidentally get a nail or rusty object through the foot and the doctor is like "Oh, shit. You need your tetanus shot. No better time than now. You're getting it now. Stay in that seat." In other news, I would greatly prefer a nail through the foot to a bite. Nails through foot (not hitting bone) only hurt for a couple minutes and barely bleed. Bites just fucking suck, man. They stay itchy for like a month.
Troll Hunter has such a special place in my heart, i watched it when I was younger with my family with zero context as to what it would be, only that it had subtitles, and enjoyed every second of it
Imagine my disappointment as my childish brain thought this was about Guillermo Del Toro’s animated “Trollhunters” series, and realized it wasn’t. Jk, any day Roanoke uploads is a good day. Congrats on the 900,000 subscribers, let’s see if we can get to 1,000,000!
@@delrunplays2903 I stopped watching it after a few seasons but a live action remake would be wild. They should use practical effects, too. Just go ham with the fun but dumb fantasy vibe
As a Norwegian, two things; first, thanks for reviewing and analyzing this film! It's one of my favourites with one of my all-time favourite, mostly realistic depictions/rationializations of trolls, and André Øvredal is a great director in my opinion. Second, your pronunciatons of Norwegian/Scandic words were somewhat mixed but mostly pretty good for a non-native speaker who got back from a 13 hour drive.
I do recall a story about the fellow who had the clostridium infection, unless I am misremembering, they ended up treating him with virophages, which cleaned up the infection pretty well.
I used to watch this movie religiously back in the day, like at least once a month, then I suddenly stopped and forgot about it for the longest time. Then I stumbled upon it once more after many years and... It's not as great as I remembered it to be, it's pretty silly. But I reminded myself why I enjoyed it so much; as someone who loves mountains and forests, this movie really got my imagination going while going on hikes and scouting through trees to look for evidence of trolls wandering around. It's a weird, little movie but I still love it. Nostalgia is hell of a drug.
19:23 when you talk about getting jacked up by serious force a lot of times it does depend on the person, as a veteran who’s been in 2 IED attacks I’ve seen concussions, broken vertebrae, nearly lost manhood, bleeding from the ears and even ruptured/detached retina in the same truck. Team Human can take a lot of damage and many of us can keep going after some minor medical care. GO TEAM HUMAN!!!
Man, you've made my week! My best friend that went missing in 2013 showed me this movie. It was my first time ever seeing it and I fully understood on the first viewing why he loved it so much. His birthday was yesterday so getting to see this has just really made a shitty week into an awesome. Its been a very long time since ive seen this beauty of a movie and now im definitely going to bust my copy out. Keep up the amazing work Roanoke! Youll hit 1, 000, 000 in no time!
Love this movie. For anyone looking for other folklore-inspired films, check out Thale; it is about Hulder in Scandinavia. Regarding tetanus and related bacterial infections: When I was in college, my microbiology professor showed us a segment on something called phage therapy. Basically, areas that are too poor for or for whatever reason cannot provide antibiotics to patients sometimes utilize bacteriophage viruses to treat various infections, including MRSA. It was remarkably effective and very interesting, if a bit haphazard.
I know of someone who had a infection in the chest and was hospitalized pretty much for months. Nothing worked, untill they injected Phages and treated him with antibiotics at the same time. The bacteria was unable to adapt to both at the same time and he was healed.
I'm so glad you went over this movie. This movie was so good, and a really good found footage film. I genuinely love it, and even based a DND character on it back in the day.
I randomly came across this movie a number of years ago and absolutely fell in love with it. I watch it maybe once a year and it never fails to get old. Is just such a unique subject for a movie, and personally, I think very well done. When I saw the movie "Troll" coming out in 2022, I was pretty excited, but so terribly let down. It wasn't bad, but definitely didn't live up to Troll Hunter. Thank you for doing such an amazing movie! I personally love how much you go into the synopsis of each movie because a lot of these movies I won't watch, normally because they're kind of scary and I hate horror movies. However, I'm also intrigued by your explanations of the monsters. 😂
just found this channel recently, i love it! you're funny but also break down the stories better than my brain can when watching the movie on my own. awesome work man!!
It’s actually a pretty cool concept since there are troll like beasts in the Bible called Nephilem which were half human half Fallen Angel and they could tell who had faith and who hadn’t
Can't believe you're channel getting this big, congrats man! I got into your channel from the dead space videos and have been watching since. I always watch the new weekly video on fridays since I enjoy them a lot, I hope you continue doing and enjoying this for a long time. Cheers!
I think the best part about the movie was speculating what is going on with Thomas, is he going to turn into a troll or something? The usual weird "fantastic diseases" and then it just turns out to be old mundane rabies. Despite being about such a fantastical topic such as trolls, the movie does feel like a weird nature documentary in the end. Kinda shame there aren't documentary style movies or series about fantastical beasts etc.
As a Born and Raised local Alaskan, we have zero troll stories in our folklore. However, I can’t help but love and obsess over this movie subtitled and all… it’s one of my favorite movies. Don’t care how cheesy anyone says it is. At the end when he says. Raaaaabeeees I was dying.😂 Yes, this movie is a legendary movie and it’s been in my top 10 since it came out I rented it the first day I saw it years and years ago
Glad you finally covered this one! I’ve asked for this movie in the past because it’s one of my “nobody I know has seen this but me” films. Now you gotta do the Genestealer cults from Warhammer 40K.! I know you’d find the infection and generational cycle fascinating
Love the video as always Roanoke! Commenting for algorithm. I've been catching almost all of your weekend uploads for almost a year now. Keeping doing what you're doing! You're slowly unlocking a new hidden interest in biology that I never thought I had. I was always a physics/chemistry person myself and never understood why I found (basic) biology so barebones boring but your videos never fail to keep me interested.
Its kinda sad that the big troll died, it must have been so old. Makes me wonder what its seen, it could have been around during the medieval age and inspired the stories directly
I just watched the last voyage of the Demeter and it really cool. The anatomy of Dracula in this one looks cool too. I'd love to see a video on this creature it's anatomy and your thoughts on it's abilities.
Thank you for mentioning the Milwaukee protocol. I’ve been arguing with people who just don’t believe me when I say that this actually happened and kudos on the doctor who thought this up.
The problem with the Milwaukee protocol is it has worked a single time and then never again. Even with all the revisions trying to get it to work again it is still worked once in 2004 and has never been replicated to this day.
@@kholdstare90 it’s “worked” a few times, but it seems to match the rate of natural recovery so it seems like it has no effect. That’s from the paper I read on Google.
Never saw this movie cssue i thought it was gonna be terrible but the way you talked about everything... now im going to have to actually watch it. Thank you! And congrats on 900,000! I remeber the days of 800 subs like yesterday... how time flies!
I remember watching footage of enormous squid attacking a small group of divers. There might have only been two of them. They were grabbing them and pulling them into the deep. One of the divers barely escaped with his life. If I hadn't seen the footage myself I probably would be skeptical, so I totally understand people reading this pressing X. There was something particularly horrifying about Cthulhuesq monsters grabbing a hold of a man and then dragging him down into the infinite black.
Congrats on 900k! Will you consider covering Anaconda? Especially the blood orchid one? I recently rewatched it and when they talked about cells renewing, I thought it would be pretty cool if you could cover it.
Nice man glad u otw to a million subs been a fan of the breakdown video for a couple years now I like the gaming and old school Roanoke tails the writin stories u narrated they were kewl 2 keep up the good work man and best of luck to u goin forward in whatever u pursue
I would love for you to cover, even on Roanoke tails, these creatures from stories of Lovecraft’s. The Shadow Over Insmith featuring the Deep Ones, the Whisperer in Darkness featuring the Migo, At the Mountains of Madness featuring the Star Spawn and the dreaded Showgoth. Also the Color Out of Space featuring the Color. All of these have a very robust biological description for nearly each creature. In the mountains of madnesses, as the two explorers of the Eldridge ruins read the transcription, they realize even these creatures labeled entities like Cthulhu and his young(lower even than aza and narl) as even more utterly alien in comparisons to our own differences from the old ones themselves. Basically saying well humans are not from my planet but at least humans are from my galaxy. Great writer. The bipedal fish, the deep ones, with their ability to interbreed with humans, and most likely have the gene for gigantism, and DNA regulation like lobsters to live forever, unless harmed or otherwise. the ultimate video and challenge to do on Lovecraft would be the Color Out of Space, which was a Lovecrafts intention to make a life so abstract in explanation. Elijah Woods made a good decision making that his first film out of the mythos. Its difference stands out the most among his other creations. A truly different life form, that not any creature from your covers have come close to. Except for annihilation because they ripped it off.
Dead Space from 1991 is a interesting movie about a virus or parasite (can't remember which) was created to fight and counter a epidemic going on around the galaxy but the experiment went wrong leaving a mercenary and his robot with a group of scientists to try and take it out, it's pretty old but the science behind is something you'd probably be interested in
Dude i love your content its a blast just hearing you explain stuff because each time i find out more and more new things about viruses and stuff your the best
@@RoanokeGaming True, but the shared similarities between some of the builds shows how a few of them could be related (Knifehead to Slattern for example)
Nice to see a classic covered. What amused me is that being a Troll Hunter sounds like a fairly sweet gig...but Hans is the epitome of the guy who's been in the same job for so long he just hates everything about it: the hours are awful, the pay is crap, and there's a good chance the government will make you wipe out entire clans of Trolls - including children and pregnant females - just so they can build a highway. No wonder he just walks off into the wilderness by himself at the end, he's checked out by that stage. The part where they're running from the three-headed troll in the forest at night always gave me a serious case of the willies.
As someone who has taken mushrooms in nature in the middle of nowhere, I completely understand how ancient people thought trolls, ents, fairy's, etc. existed.
if they smell christians, does that mean those who are unbelievers are invisible to their sinus senses? and that would mean it's good to be an unbeliever when hunting trolls? also, UV Lasers, better living through particle physics.
Thanks for the constant content, Roanoke. I love listening to your scientific breakdowns while I work. Question, not about the square cube law, but about reaction times in a creature that massive: Could light-based nerves serve to convey information faster than the normal setup? Basically fiber-optics instead of standard wiring? I am a massive fan of Kaiju movies and am constantly trying to come up with ways to explain them scientifically. (as much as one can) My latest bugbear is figuring out why there isn't a noticeable delay between them being hit in an extremity and their reactions. With normal nerves it seems like there would be a bit of lag when the "stubbed my toe" signal has to travel 400ft to reach the brain. Also would dovetail with how 90% of modern Kaiju are bioluminescent. Keep up the awesome work!
Watched this movie a lot when I was a teen, as a follower of Christ the idea of Trolls being attracted to my blood was always a bit chilling. Made them seem closer to Demons than anything from our world. Still, cool subject for you to cover.
I remember hearing about a kid whose parents were anti-vaxx, so the kid caught tetanus and was taken to the hospital by his parents. After a very expensive hospital stay and he recovered, his parents refused to vaccinate him after the fact...
Been binge watching so many of your videos recently, they are an awesome blend of entertaining and educational! Would love it if you took a look at the Heptapods in Arrival, one of my all-time favourite movies and I think would be an interesting dive into their physiology. Keep up the great work and onto 1 million!
I love how, for a split second, you just sound disappointed that Hans didn't die from getting sucker punched by the troll. Just deadpan'd, slightly annoyed, "something is getting broken"
My dude, your humor and all the references haha. The Red vs Blue reference in your Cyprid video ( watching now lol) the team four star references man, being a fitness man, stay strapped or get clapped lmao.. dude can we please be friends hahaha
Love this film. They got the tone spot on, just the right side of plausible. Its use of a found footage camera is well thought through, logical and faultless.
You've been on the chad grindset for the past several months busting out two videos a week, that 900K subs is hugely deserved. Livestream for the 1millie?
I remember when our teacher wanted us to watch the Trolls movie on TH-cam in elementary school but instead she put this on and we watched Troll hunter 😂
Bloodlines does seem like the most apt advertisement for this channel. I mean just think, if there was ever a game that would let Broanoke mix and match different species into some mutant chimera freak it would be Bloodlines and it fits with all the different possible combinations of feet for Broanoke to um "classify".
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The square cube law. Ruiner of fun in so many stories.
It really do be that way lol
Why did then dinosaurs exist if square cube law exists?
@@daugirdassvitrigaila5644I guess they pushed the limits?
@@daugirdassvitrigaila5644 Higher Oxygen content probably?
@@daugirdassvitrigaila5644Squares didn’t exist yet, dude
3 laws of Roanoke Gaming
1. Let’s talk about rabies
2. What is the Square cubed law you might ask
3. Starting with the feet
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In fairness Roanake is right about how fascinating and horrifying Rabies is
Just gon' move law three to law one, as indeed we must "Start with the feet" xD
That’s why I’m worried he won’t take my suggestion and cover Subnautica’s bacterial infection…99% of fauna has tentacles or fins, or just no feet at all.
I’m pretty sure human protagonist Ryley is the only one with feet-
And fear polar bears.
The past, the present, and the future walked into a bar... It was tense.
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@@RoanokeGaming this video Bramble the mountain king intensifies( it's a game on steam)
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square cube law doesn’t apply to trolls because no one taught them science
This makes me feel like the moment they learn/understand science the just explode. Much like wylee coyote falling only once he's realized he's past the edge 😂
I CANNOT FOLLOW THE LAW IF I CANNOT READ THE LAW!
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Orcs, Trolls, they share a similar mindset
Elementary learning hunting trolls down like Judge Dredd.
"I am the law!"
As a Norwegian it is pretty cool seeing someone go over all this. The Trolls have been part of our folklore as far back as the ancient sagas. You got all the names pretty spot on if I am honest. Jotnar though is kind of a more englishfied version, Jotun or Jotne is the local term for the big ones. Also the area they were in is called Jotunheimen, or the Jotun's home, it is a large national park of sorts covering the mountain and valleys in the area.
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The park looks amazing and peaceful
@@LowPing156 It is very pretty year round, it is also very popular to hike around the entier mountain range there.
A friend of mine is working on learning Norwegian and moving there so I've been hearing a lot about it lately. Sounds like an awesome place. So he busted out Troll Hunter and it was a great, silly time. I'll visit at some point, once he's there and settled in.
I love this so darn much
One thing I loved about this movie was that they tried SO HARD to make the plot believable. Mad respect. 8/10 movie no cap.
More like 9/10
Just putting it out there but I wish they would have done more with the him catching rabies thing . Also the blonde chick was low key cute
I wonder if giant squids used to more frequently attack ships because they appeared to be like a dying whale, slapping the water with oars and just floating mostly, whereas modern ships have loud, horrifying engines that scare them off.
Also most giant squids that come to the surface do so out of age, or rather they're having a harder time staying deep underwater.(I believe. Correct me if I'm wrong please)
And a dying whale like you said would be easy pickings for an aging giant squid. They'd be desperate for any food they could catch.
@ArlanKels i think they come up as they're dying, maybe because in the deep they're hunted my sperms whales so it reduces their odds of fighting one? 😅
@@ArlanKelsthe only colossal squids that have been found on the surface were all dead. They don’t surface unless they are basically dead and the lack of pressure on the surface is bad for them. Also giant squids and colossal squids are different species. Only the colossal squid is large enough to attack ships like the kraken is depicted to do
@@clownworld4655giant squid aren't that much smaller than colossal squid. And boats back then weren't that big, so its a pretty believable theory.
Back in the Viking age not all Trolls were humanoid. There were Troll animals as well. For example, if you burned a Troll and a bull or pig ingested the ashes, it could be considered a Troll afterwards. Troll-bull. It almost worked kind of like an infection. Crazy.
So would they end up humanoid or simply like a sort of…hulking, feral, toothier and more aggressive version of the animal?
Like is a troll pig a pig-man or more of like an enormous boar?
@@dr.altoclef9255I was thinking the same exact thing 🤔
Its probably is because troll means magic, ie supernatural
One of the coolest examples of finding new species unexpectedly was a few years ago. Right in NYC they found a new species of frog that'd been there the entire time and nobody realized it. So while I don't think cryptids as we think of them exist, it's 100% reasonable to expect some very freaky and some very mundane discoveries still.
i understand what you're trying to say with "cryptids as we think of them", you mean the most popular/infamous ones, but the thing is that the term 'cryptid' covers a wide range of possible creatures, from real living animals existing far outside their native range (english big cats) to real extinct animals (tasmanian tiger sightings, coelacanths) to possible undiscovered species (colossal squid) to wild nonsense fantasy shit like mermaids and mongolian death worms. Coelacanths and colossal squid are great examples of things that _used_ to be considered cryptids, and then had their existence documented by science and are now considered just mundane animals.
to be fair, i think large terrestial criptids arent neccesarly true - we know about couple of lynxes over entire area of balkans, for example - i doubt something large like bigfoot would be able to hide itself from scientific recognition etc
Humanoid creatures in America are obviously a different story from frogs though. The only way they exist in America is with government cover up’s as there’s way too many cameras everywhere now.
Honestly, figuring out to work within the bounds of the square cube law is such a fun puzzle. Dragons are a million times more awesome when you've had to fight to make them function under the prison of physics.
They're just dinosaurs with chemical flamethrowers in their mouths, that puzzle was solved in the 90's.. they really aren't that fun under the square cube law. The fun stuff is when you get into the lesser known creatures like penanggalan or dullahan. Try to figure out the physics of a creature that has two separate body parts/systems that function in conjunction with one another.
@@azarinevil Honestly, it's not even the size that makes dragons cool for me. It's when they're portrayed as powerful, magical beings with a far greater intellect than humans could even imagine to possess, practically eldritch gods in their own right. The square cube law can be really messed with if you take that magical prowess into consideration.
@@the_furry_inside_your_walls639 You literally can't apply the square cube law to magic, the whole point of magic is to make up stupid reasons for why the square cube law doesn't apply.
@@azarinevil Nahhh, figuring out how to make a two-ton intelligent archosaur with six limbs and fire breath work was still pretty fun. I've still got a ways to go with overcoming challenges beyond square-cube tbh.
The way to work around the square cube law is to just make everything else smaller. For example, imagine everything is the same, but everything is 1/100 the size. Now, you can create dragons the size of buildings, but in reality, they are 2 feet tall.
I didn't expect the troll bite to give him rabies. Somehow I expected it to turn him into a troll. In a surreal film where trolls exist and can smell a specific type of person, it's grounding to know they are also vulnerable to diseases.
The trolls are supposed to be animals and natural, their existence is just kept secret. Them being able to smell christian blood is part of the folklore and stems from the belief that people posessed by demons would smell like demons, non-christians would smell bad, christians would smell normal/good and especially holy people would smell amazing. So really it's humans that are strange and smell differently depending on belief, and the trolls which can live for 1000's of years likely associate the smell with being hunted by early christians. So other animals like dogs and cats, could probably also recognise the difference in smell, but they don't care.
Why christians smell different could be from various reasons. It could be that faith changes hormones in the body, but then it likely would also impact muslims and people of other faiths, which it doesn't seem to do. It could be something from going to church specifically, and that the smell lingers-- but not all christians actually go to church. In Norwegian the saying is that trolls can smell "christian mens blood", which could mean christians in general or it could be only christian/religious men specifically-- which means that muslim men might actually smell the same, but Malika is a woman so she doesn't smell that way. That would also work with the early christians hunting trolls theory, since that would primarily be done by men.
Am I spending way too much time contemplating this over a movie that came out 13 years ago? Yes. Do I regret it? No.
I speak 3 languages and in NONE of them can I find the adequate words to explain how much I LOVE this movie...I have watched it no less than 30 times.
Just say jeg elsker filmen
Movie is 100% my chill movie . I’ve seen it a lot as well at least a couple times a year and is my go to none horror movie film . It hits a lot of different points and it’s also a fun movie to show people
I do feel really bad for the Jotnar at the end of the film. Not only was it a rare and grand beast, it looks like it spend the last few days of its life in pain. I hope there are at least a few more of those big boys in the Trollhunter universe!
"I say let it die."
(The lorax movie.)
@@ktg3811let it die! Let it die! Let is shrivel up and, c'mon, who's with me?
The poor bugger was probably infected with rabies.
As a norwegian who loves when myths are re-imagined to fit in our modern world, I love this movie. And I love that its getting some attention from you here so that more people might go watch it. Its by far my favorite found footage movie. Its a fairly small movie all things considered, but it does so much with what it had to work with. And I love that while the scientific reasonings might not be perfect, they're more or less believable.
As an Australian, I had to go out of my way to find this movie when it came out and I regret nothing. It is indeed the best found footage film made in that era.
When you talked about armor and the effects of taking a hit it made me think of the energy transfer that a body would experience when wearing body armor and taking a hit. I don’t know if you’re aware of the Demolition Ranch channel, but today he tested an armor plate that can stop an AP 50 BMG and the effects on the body after taking that shot. It’s almost not worth even wearing lol, but I would recommend watching that episode
I can imagine why you say it was almost not worth wearing that armor. Just to stop that caliber of round the armor would be very heavy. Either from sheer thickness or from all the layers designed to stop such a projectile. Next...well, most people wouldn't consider the fact armor does not magically stop the kinetic energy of the blow. Even if the projectile does get stopped before penetrating you it also is still gonna transfer that energy to you. Even regular handgun ammo can feel like getting punch hard when wearing bullet proof vests. So I can not imagine the sheer devastation the round in question would still do...must be like getting hit by a truck. So your organs are not gonna in good shape after that. Bruised and broken bones, internal hemorages from tears to any of your soft bits exposed to that energy, and the sheer shock from the blow. Pretty sure you could easily still die.
@@jacobfreeman5444 I appreciate that you took the time to write that out. I’d recommend watching that video dude. Believe it or not the armor isn’t really that heavy and it actually stopped the black tip. However the ballistic dummy labs target it was on suffered a ruptured liver, 6 broken ribs, a fractured sternum and the whiplash of taking that energy ripped open the neck. I already didn’t think it was a survivable condition but it was cool to find out what would happen. I’m not sure who would want to actually wear that armor because the thickness looked to be at least 4 inches, and the only real impressive thing it did was stop a 300 Win Mag black tip, although you might die from spawling
@@Graves-81_69I’d imagine the spall of the .50 would kill you too if all the other things didn’t already lol gotta go watch that one
Yea that’s also why a 12ga slug to the chest is usually lethal despite even the weakest body armor stopping it
@@wetmemedaddy5065it’s not steel armor that is used to stop 50bmg so no spall. Also the spall of just a 5.56 round is easily lethal hence why steel armor sucks and should only be used as a last resort
Slight correction on the European Tetanus guidelines: it's true that we don't booster everybody after a 10-year period, but if you get an injury that requires medical attention (like stitches) and it has been >10 years since your last tetanus-shot, you will get a booster there and then. Every GP-practice or ER carries them.
if a sickness is already within you a booster will do literally nothing to help
it's not a 'cure' it's a sample of dead viral or bacterial matter to allow your body to build antibodies with, if you're already infected with something then your body will already be building antibodies for it
rabies vaccines are an exception because without the shot your body will not actually know to fight it off before it's already too late but this is primarily due to the location of infection and rabies basically being sneaky
Can confirm the U.S. is kinda similar. While we should get a tetanus shot once every ten years, in my 30 years of living, it's not really ever been... mentioned by doctors. The only times I've gotten my boosters are when I suddenly, accidentally get a nail or rusty object through the foot and the doctor is like "Oh, shit. You need your tetanus shot. No better time than now. You're getting it now. Stay in that seat."
In other news, I would greatly prefer a nail through the foot to a bite. Nails through foot (not hitting bone) only hurt for a couple minutes and barely bleed. Bites just fucking suck, man. They stay itchy for like a month.
And we can buy the vaccine in pharmacies as well.
I don't remember ever getting my tetanus shot and this made me wanna schedule an appointment and ask about it lol
Here in Germany it's standard to get a refresher every 10 years. Not mandatory, but your doc will remind you.
Troll Hunter has such a special place in my heart, i watched it when I was younger with my family with zero context as to what it would be, only that it had subtitles, and enjoyed every second of it
Imagine my disappointment as my childish brain thought this was about Guillermo Del Toro’s animated “Trollhunters” series, and realized it wasn’t.
Jk, any day Roanoke uploads is a good day. Congrats on the 900,000 subscribers, let’s see if we can get to 1,000,000!
I thought the same 😭 I was wondering why the thumbnail was so detailed
@@Atri0 Yeah, I was like, they made a live action remake already?
@@delrunplays2903 I stopped watching it after a few seasons but a live action remake would be wild. They should use practical effects, too. Just go ham with the fun but dumb fantasy vibe
I saw this when it came out and thought Guillermo turned it into a series
As a Norwegian, two things; first, thanks for reviewing and analyzing this film! It's one of my favourites with one of my all-time favourite, mostly realistic depictions/rationializations of trolls, and André Øvredal is a great director in my opinion. Second, your pronunciatons of Norwegian/Scandic words were somewhat mixed but mostly pretty good for a non-native speaker who got back from a 13 hour drive.
I love your content! It's one of the reasons why I got so interested about biology
Excellent! we could use more people in the STEM field!
I do recall a story about the fellow who had the clostridium infection, unless I am misremembering, they ended up treating him with virophages, which cleaned up the infection pretty well.
I used to watch this movie religiously back in the day, like at least once a month, then I suddenly stopped and forgot about it for the longest time. Then I stumbled upon it once more after many years and... It's not as great as I remembered it to be, it's pretty silly. But I reminded myself why I enjoyed it so much; as someone who loves mountains and forests, this movie really got my imagination going while going on hikes and scouting through trees to look for evidence of trolls wandering around. It's a weird, little movie but I still love it. Nostalgia is hell of a drug.
19:23 when you talk about getting jacked up by serious force a lot of times it does depend on the person, as a veteran who’s been in 2 IED attacks I’ve seen concussions, broken vertebrae, nearly lost manhood, bleeding from the ears and even ruptured/detached retina in the same truck. Team Human can take a lot of damage and many of us can keep going after some minor medical care. GO TEAM HUMAN!!!
I respect you saying that too many "nerds" just bitch bout how weak we are all the time.
@@abdulansari3666 Both of you, preach
Afraid of Trolls? Just worship the Norse Gods. The trolls can't smell you, and you get a +2 Lightningbolt sword to fight them with.
I love this channel. I have no idea why you haven't hit 1 million yet, you clearly deserve it.
film companies hit the channel with copyright strikes.. so TH-cam has stifled the channel growth for years.
Im glad he doesnt. Every time a yter hits 1 mil the video quality will massively dropped.
NGL, I mostly come here for the plot desc lol, the biology is fun but I love the way you break the stories down.
Justice for Troll Hunter!!!! An underrated gem
Man, you've made my week! My best friend that went missing in 2013 showed me this movie. It was my first time ever seeing it and I fully understood on the first viewing why he loved it so much. His birthday was yesterday so getting to see this has just really made a shitty week into an awesome. Its been a very long time since ive seen this beauty of a movie and now im definitely going to bust my copy out.
Keep up the amazing work Roanoke! Youll hit 1, 000, 000 in no time!
Love this movie. For anyone looking for other folklore-inspired films, check out Thale; it is about Hulder in Scandinavia.
Regarding tetanus and related bacterial infections: When I was in college, my microbiology professor showed us a segment on something called phage therapy. Basically, areas that are too poor for or for whatever reason cannot provide antibiotics to patients sometimes utilize bacteriophage viruses to treat various infections, including MRSA. It was remarkably effective and very interesting, if a bit haphazard.
5:45 Brother, get the flamer. The *HEAVY* Flamer.
Let's Game It Out, The Spiffing Brit, and now Roanoke Gaming? Dang it's a great Friday. Love the content my man!
Yo Spiffing brit uploaded? havent seen broham in a while, Ill have to go re-check him out
I know of someone who had a infection in the chest and was hospitalized pretty much for months. Nothing worked, untill they injected Phages and treated him with antibiotics at the same time. The bacteria was unable to adapt to both at the same time and he was healed.
To this day I think this is one of the best found footage films ever made. It is SO tense and you actually get to SEE the monsters.
Goddamn man, youve been killing it recently. Keep it up brother 👊
Ayyyy thanks my man! its a labor of love haha
I'm so glad you went over this movie. This movie was so good, and a really good found footage film. I genuinely love it, and even based a DND character on it back in the day.
I randomly came across this movie a number of years ago and absolutely fell in love with it. I watch it maybe once a year and it never fails to get old. Is just such a unique subject for a movie, and personally, I think very well done.
When I saw the movie "Troll" coming out in 2022, I was pretty excited, but so terribly let down. It wasn't bad, but definitely didn't live up to Troll Hunter.
Thank you for doing such an amazing movie! I personally love how much you go into the synopsis of each movie because a lot of these movies I won't watch, normally because they're kind of scary and I hate horror movies. However, I'm also intrigued by your explanations of the monsters. 😂
just found this channel recently, i love it! you're funny but also break down the stories better than my brain can when watching the movie on my own. awesome work man!!
It’s actually a pretty cool concept since there are troll like beasts in the Bible called Nephilem which were half human half Fallen Angel and they could tell who had faith and who hadn’t
Can't believe you're channel getting this big, congrats man! I got into your channel from the dead space videos and have been watching since. I always watch the new weekly video on fridays since I enjoy them a lot, I hope you continue doing and enjoying this for a long time. Cheers!
I think the best part about the movie was speculating what is going on with Thomas, is he going to turn into a troll or something? The usual weird "fantastic diseases" and then it just turns out to be old mundane rabies. Despite being about such a fantastical topic such as trolls, the movie does feel like a weird nature documentary in the end.
Kinda shame there aren't documentary style movies or series about fantastical beasts etc.
As a Born and Raised local Alaskan, we have zero troll stories in our folklore. However, I can’t help but love and obsess over this movie subtitled and all… it’s one of my favorite movies. Don’t care how cheesy anyone says it is. At the end when he says. Raaaaabeeees I was dying.😂
Yes, this movie is a legendary movie and it’s been in my top 10 since it came out I rented it the first day I saw it years and years ago
Uh, what? Then what is "A ka gua gan kak" about if not a giant? And it is not the only tale about trolls/giants
Glad you finally covered this one! I’ve asked for this movie in the past because it’s one of my “nobody I know has seen this but me” films.
Now you gotta do the Genestealer cults from Warhammer 40K.! I know you’d find the infection and generational cycle fascinating
Love the video as always Roanoke! Commenting for algorithm.
I've been catching almost all of your weekend uploads for almost a year now. Keeping doing what you're doing! You're slowly unlocking a new hidden interest in biology that I never thought I had. I was always a physics/chemistry person myself and never understood why I found (basic) biology so barebones boring but your videos never fail to keep me interested.
Its kinda sad that the big troll died, it must have been so old. Makes me wonder what its seen, it could have been around during the medieval age and inspired the stories directly
Honestly felt the same.
Not only old, also visibly suffering from the 2 doses he got from Hans before the killing blow. No wonder Hans quit after this.
Can't get through an episode without talking about cordyceps or rabies lol I love it!
Surprised there was no "They're gonna eat me! Oh my Gawwwwwwwwddddddd~!" Clip.
You're a strong mans, friend.
I love this whole series. Please keep making these rad videos well into the future, and I hope you find a ton of success!
I just watched the last voyage of the Demeter and it really cool. The anatomy of Dracula in this one looks cool too. I'd love to see a video on this creature it's anatomy and your thoughts on it's abilities.
Thank you for mentioning the Milwaukee protocol. I’ve been arguing with people who just don’t believe me when I say that this actually happened and kudos on the doctor who thought this up.
The problem with the Milwaukee protocol is it has worked a single time and then never again. Even with all the revisions trying to get it to work again it is still worked once in 2004 and has never been replicated to this day.
@@kholdstare90 it’s “worked” a few times, but it seems to match the rate of natural recovery so it seems like it has no effect. That’s from the paper I read on Google.
Been waiting for this particular episode
Never saw this movie cssue i thought it was gonna be terrible but the way you talked about everything... now im going to have to actually watch it. Thank you! And congrats on 900,000! I remeber the days of 800 subs like yesterday... how time flies!
I remember watching footage of enormous squid attacking a small group of divers. There might have only been two of them. They were grabbing them and pulling them into the deep. One of the divers barely escaped with his life.
If I hadn't seen the footage myself I probably would be skeptical, so I totally understand people reading this pressing X.
There was something particularly horrifying about Cthulhuesq monsters grabbing a hold of a man and then dragging him down into the infinite black.
I'd love to see a video of yours on the serpent from the 2013 movie "The Riddle Ragnarok", as it's in the line of Nordic mythology as well!
Congrats on 900k! Will you consider covering Anaconda? Especially the blood orchid one? I recently rewatched it and when they talked about cells renewing, I thought it would be pretty cool if you could cover it.
Nice man glad u otw to a million subs been a fan of the breakdown video for a couple years now I like the gaming and old school Roanoke tails the writin stories u narrated they were kewl 2 keep up the good work man and best of luck to u goin forward in whatever u pursue
LETS GO! NEW ROANOKE! Love your videos and humor. Always look forward to your content!
Hope you enjoy brother!
@RoanokeGaming I've loved your content for a while, you became my favorite when you mocked the predators (yautja) for being cowards and nerds.
I would love for you to cover, even on Roanoke tails, these creatures from stories of Lovecraft’s. The Shadow Over Insmith featuring the Deep Ones, the Whisperer in Darkness featuring the Migo, At the Mountains of Madness featuring the Star Spawn and the dreaded Showgoth. Also the Color Out of Space featuring the Color. All of these have a very robust biological description for nearly each creature.
In the mountains of madnesses, as the two explorers of the Eldridge ruins read the transcription, they realize even these creatures labeled entities like Cthulhu and his young(lower even than aza and narl) as even more utterly alien in comparisons to our own differences from the old ones themselves.
Basically saying well humans are not from my planet but at least humans are from my galaxy. Great writer.
The bipedal fish, the deep ones, with their ability to interbreed with humans, and most likely have the gene for gigantism, and DNA regulation like lobsters to live forever, unless harmed or otherwise.
the ultimate video and challenge to do on Lovecraft would be the Color Out of Space, which was a Lovecrafts intention to make a life so abstract in explanation. Elijah Woods made a good decision making that his first film out of the mythos. Its difference stands out the most among his other creations. A truly different life form, that not any creature from your covers have come close to. Except for annihilation because they ripped it off.
Been here since 50k subs, so glad your so close to a mil!
Love your videos mate, and I loved this film, thanks for this.
Dead Space from 1991 is a interesting movie about a virus or parasite (can't remember which) was created to fight and counter a epidemic going on around the galaxy but the experiment went wrong leaving a mercenary and his robot with a group of scientists to try and take it out, it's pretty old but the science behind is something you'd probably be interested in
Wonderful movie, and I'm totally with you regarding the christian blood thing. Why wouldn't they start to wonder why christians specifically?
Another banger from Papa Roanoke! Glad TH-cam actually notified me this time.
Dude i love your content its a blast just hearing you explain stuff because each time i find out more and more new things about viruses and stuff your the best
I can’t tell u how much I adore this movie and wish there where more like it.
If breaking the Square Cube Law is an issue, check out some Kaiju movies next. Show us convergent evolution in Pacific Rim
I might be able to do that, but the kaiju are so different from one another it make sit difficult to go through them
@@RoanokeGamingRemember, the Kaiju are just bioweapons. They're produced by the blue alien folk that ate a nuke.
@@RoanokeGaming True, but the shared similarities between some of the builds shows how a few of them could be related (Knifehead to Slattern for example)
@@RoanokeGamingthey are biological weapons made to expire shortly after reaching earth, there is no evolution
Love the channel been here since 30k ! wild were close to 1 million subscribers you deserve it good job!
thanks my man! and I appreciate you sticking around :)
Nice to see a classic covered.
What amused me is that being a Troll Hunter sounds like a fairly sweet gig...but Hans is the epitome of the guy who's been in the same job for so long he just hates everything about it: the hours are awful, the pay is crap, and there's a good chance the government will make you wipe out entire clans of Trolls - including children and pregnant females - just so they can build a highway. No wonder he just walks off into the wilderness by himself at the end, he's checked out by that stage.
The part where they're running from the three-headed troll in the forest at night always gave me a serious case of the willies.
As someone who has taken mushrooms in nature in the middle of nowhere, I completely understand how ancient people thought trolls, ents, fairy's, etc. existed.
Literally found this channel today (via Shin Godzilla), and I'm loving it! I love digging into logical monster creation!
I just want to say, i really appriceate how you make the science intertwined with the story now i think its way better this way
if they smell christians, does that mean those who are unbelievers are invisible to their sinus senses? and that would mean it's good to be an unbeliever when hunting trolls? also, UV Lasers, better living through particle physics.
I am so glad you covered this movie and the critters in it. I've watched this movie so many times and it's great. Spoilers:
It's rabies.
It always is. ;)
One of my favorite movies of all time, so glad you covered this
Thanks for the constant content, Roanoke. I love listening to your scientific breakdowns while I work.
Question, not about the square cube law, but about reaction times in a creature that massive:
Could light-based nerves serve to convey information faster than the normal setup? Basically fiber-optics instead of standard wiring?
I am a massive fan of Kaiju movies and am constantly trying to come up with ways to explain them scientifically. (as much as one can) My latest bugbear is figuring out why there isn't a noticeable delay between them being hit in an extremity and their reactions. With normal nerves it seems like there would be a bit of lag when the "stubbed my toe" signal has to travel 400ft to reach the brain.
Also would dovetail with how 90% of modern Kaiju are bioluminescent.
Keep up the awesome work!
Watched this movie a lot when I was a teen, as a follower of Christ the idea of Trolls being attracted to my blood was always a bit chilling. Made them seem closer to Demons than anything from our world.
Still, cool subject for you to cover.
I remember hearing about a kid whose parents were anti-vaxx, so the kid caught tetanus and was taken to the hospital by his parents. After a very expensive hospital stay and he recovered, his parents refused to vaccinate him after the fact...
*Amen to that! DEUS VULT!* 10:22
Been binge watching so many of your videos recently, they are an awesome blend of entertaining and educational! Would love it if you took a look at the Heptapods in Arrival, one of my all-time favourite movies and I think would be an interesting dive into their physiology. Keep up the great work and onto 1 million!
I love how, for a split second, you just sound disappointed that Hans didn't die from getting sucker punched by the troll. Just deadpan'd, slightly annoyed, "something is getting broken"
Thanks for the beginning of this video in massively triggering my thalassophobia, I definitely needed that
I have waited so patiently for this movie to get reviewed. Great video!
on to 1 mil dude you deserve it love your stuff. grats.
I love your video's. While taking a break from writing your video's help foster new idea's and make me laugh. Thanks brother.
I love the implication that these trolls are able to exclusively eat rocks but they can't chew through what looks like three inch thick metal armor.
Hey Roanoke, your content is the reason I’m asking trying AP-biology. I just going to thank you because a lot of what you talk about helps.
Whoah I've never seen a fave reveal from this channel until this video and holy hell you look exactly like i would have expected
I never realize how badly I needed Roanoke to do a recap/science of a movie till it shows up in my notifications.
My dude, your humor and all the references haha. The Red vs Blue reference in your Cyprid video ( watching now lol) the team four star references man, being a fitness man, stay strapped or get clapped lmao.. dude can we please be friends hahaha
Been here for a minute all your stuff has always been spectacular
Love this film. They got the tone spot on, just the right side of plausible. Its use of a found footage camera is well thought through, logical and faultless.
Found footage movies get an instant nope from me. Low budget, poor quality, bouncy, and very MTV-ish like their staged "reality" shows.
I was just binge watching some old episodes. Thanks for that!
Your videos are as always great keep up the good work Broanoke. Any chance of any monsters from the Witcher getting a video?
You've been on the chad grindset for the past several months busting out two videos a week, that 900K subs is hugely deserved. Livestream for the 1millie?
This is one of my favorite hidden gem Sci fi movies. Glad you covered it!
I adore that the bridge scene is a subtle Three Billy Goats Gruff (sp?) reference
I remember when our teacher wanted us to watch the Trolls movie on TH-cam in elementary school but instead she put this on and we watched Troll hunter 😂
If the troll turns to stone, does it mean another troll could eat them?
I think I've been one of those people asking you to do this movie in the past! Troll Hunter is still my favourite found footage movie ever.
Bloodlines does seem like the most apt advertisement for this channel. I mean just think, if there was ever a game that would let Broanoke mix and match different species into some mutant chimera freak it would be Bloodlines and it fits with all the different possible combinations of feet for Broanoke to um "classify".