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Plot:
Nearly 1,000 years ago, a malevolent leprechaun (Warwick Davis) left a bloody trail in his wake when he ripped through the countryside in search of his stolen pot of gold. Now, he's back in the big ci...( read more
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The leprechaun is back, and this time he's in the city! And he's also looking for a bride. It's St Patricks Day, and a thousand years after the leprechaun vowed to marry the most beautiful descendant of a slave who deceived him. Unfortunately for Bridget (Durkin - "Ghost in the Machine", "Rage and Honour"), it's her. Standing in the leprechauns way is her boyfriend, Charlie (Heath - "The Beverley Hillbillies") and his drunken friend and business partner, Morty (Baron - "The Grifters", "Sid and Nancy", "Birdy"). With a new collection of original limericks and even more ingenious ways of decapitating humans, the leprechaun sets about getting his bride (making her sneeze three times) and killing anyone he can. Evil little bugger.
If you suffered the first movie, you will be mildly relieved to hear that this is marginally better. But I emphasise the word "marginal" - it's still utterly awful. Warwick Davis reprises his role as the little Irish killer, and apart from a few new powers being displayed, it's just business as usual. There are a few hilarious scenes - the murder of Bridget's friend, pulling a yuppies finger clean off his hand to get at his gold ring, getting drunk in a bar and correcting himself when he mis-pronounces the word 'leprechaun', and roaring around in his little leprechaun-cart. The script is certailny a little more inventive than the original (Turi Meyer has taken over writing credits from oringal writer-director, Mark Jones), but it's not groundbreaking stuff.
The performances are pretty uninsipiring, save for Sandy Baron's crafty drunk and of course Warwick Davis' amusing moments as a killer leprechaun. The rest of it is tosh, and unless you've got friends and beer, this is still hard to watch.
Oh and it is subtitled 'One Wedding and Lots of Funerals'.
After this film pretty much the Lep became nothing but a crazy Irish dwarf who smiled way too much. The first film still kicks ass though.
While Leprechaun was a charming but flawed film, Leprechaun 2 oozes with style and fun. The series starts to truly flesh itself out with this installment. The Leprechaun is no longer just mean, hes got a sense of humor to boot!
In the past the Leprechaun had a slave man, and told him he would set him free if he helped him get a wife. Simply having a maiden sneeze 3 times without having someone bless them would do the trick. When the slave man sees that the bride to be is his daughter he prevents the union. Hundreds of years later, Leprechaun finds one of her ancestors and attempts the unholy union once again.
If you are a fan of cheesy, fun horror you can't go wrong with Leprechaun 2. While it can't touch the marvels of comedic horror legend Freddy, the laughs keep rolling, and the kills have a fun touch. Check out Leprechain 2 and witness the series in its prime.
Although not as good as the original, it's still pretty funny and entertaining. Leprechaun is back and just as funny as ever.
The Leprechaun is back, or is he... could it be a different leprechaun? This doesn't really seem to follow on from the first film and does have a couple of inconsistencies but hey this isn't the type of film you're really supposed to follow the film closely on. This time the film is a bit more like Wishmaster (although to be fair this was made first) and our short little friend uses a little bit more magic to do his stuff.
l watched this one, hoping there would be some form of an improvement over the first. There wasn't, so l gave up on the Leprechaun movies altogether.
One wedding and lots of funerals, what a kickass film. The Leprechaun is such a little fucking sex case and he wants some blonde pussy. He'll stop at nothing to marry her and won't let anyone get in his way! I love the bit where he makes a guy think a lawnmower is a pair of tits, the guy goes in hands first and BAM, cuts the shit out of him!
It's about black people being killed by and evil leprechaun. Are they saying that Irish are racist against blacks. Hahaha.
not quite as good as the first, but still hilarious. The first and second are the besat, although I haven't seen the 6th one yet
i like this one better then the last few. its just more creepy and funny, its not that good, but its not that bad either lol
Who would've thought they could take a movie as crappy as Leprechaun and make it even worse? Then again, who thought they would ever make 7 of these movies?
not sure whether this should get a really high rating or a really low one. it's not just so bad it's good, it's so bad it's fucking hillarious.
An enjoyable comedy. If I didn't know better I would swear that Arnie had a hand in it. Comic moments from start to finish. It does what it says on the box. Of course no B movie horror flick is complete without the gratuatous breast shot and this delivers on that front (please excuse the pun). I think it is safe to say that Warwick Davis has found his niche. Bring on more leprechauns.
Sorry, Warwick Davis, but a four foot tall guy with bad makeup isn't going to make me sweat in terror. Evil magic powers or no evil magic powers. I'll keep your pot of gold. Go back to Oz, fucker.
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