Norwegian landmarks are under attack-on screen. Director Roar Uthaug‘s upcoming Netflix film, “Troll 2,” depicts iconic Norwegian locations as battlegrounds in a new clip released October 28, 2025. Teh film, a sequel to the 1990 cult classic, represents a notable gamble for Uthaug, known for directing the disaster film “The Wave.”
The release of the preview, alongside a short SEO description-“Ikoniske norske steder blir gjort om til slagmark i Netflix-filmen «Troll 2», av regissør Roar Uthaug”-and SEO title-“Angriper norske landemerker i nytt «Troll 2»-klipp”-signals a heightened marketing push as the film’s release approaches. The project’s scale and departure from the original’s campy tone have generated both anticipation and apprehension among fans. The film’s success coudl solidify Uthaug’s position as a leading Norwegian filmmaker, while failure could jeopardize his future projects.
Uthaug previously directed “The Wave” (2015) and “The Quake” (2018), both critically acclaimed disaster films. “Troll 2” marks a shift in genre for the director, moving from realistic disaster scenarios to a creature feature steeped in Norwegian folklore. Netflix has provided multiple preview options, including landscape previews in 640p resolution, and a preview tailored for the “vivi_category” platform. The film’s title short path is “angriper-norske-landemerker-netflix-troll-2.”
