Leprechaun 2 (1994)

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A thwarted leprechaun exacts his bloody revenge in this darkly comic horror film. A thousand years ago in Ancient Erin, there lived a wee Leprechaun who searched for a comely bride. Legend has it that his proper bride would thrice sneeze. Poor Leprechaun did find his sneezing lass, but just before… More A thwarted leprechaun exacts his bloody revenge in this darkly comic horror film. A thousand years ago in Ancient Erin, there lived a wee Leprechaun who searched for a comely bride. Legend has it that his proper bride would thrice sneeze. Poor Leprechaun did find his sneezing lass, but just before the third achoo, her daddy, the Leprechaun's slave, thwarts his plans. Angry, the wee man vows to exact his revenge upon the man's fairest ancestor 1,000 years hence. Time flies and the movie moves to modern California on St. Paddy's day. The Leprechaun returns to find the lovely Bridget sneezing. Once. Twice. Thrice. He captures hapless Colleen. To her rescue comes her fearless boyfriend Cody who steals a bit of gold from the Leprechaun. Enraged, the greedy greeny begins systematically killing people. Will Cody prevail? ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi

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Rating, Runtime: R, 1 hr. 25 min.
Directed By: Rodman Flender
Genres: Horror

In Theaters: Apr 8, 1994 Wide
On DVD: Jan 5, 1999
Studio: Trimark

Critic Reviews

Leonard Klady, Variety
This malevolent little horror item is a nasty piece of business that revels in chicanery and gore.
Stefan Birgir Stefansson, sbs.is
i still hate leprechauns
Luke Y. Thompson, New Times
Destroys all continuity from its amusing predecessor. Skip this one, and check out parts 3-5 instead.
Kevin A. Ranson, MovieCrypt.com
Because there were so many unanswered questions from Part 1.
Ken Hanke, Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC)
It's no Leprechaun in the Hood, but then, what is?
Gerry Shamray, Sun Newspapers of Cleveland
Routine horror sequel with no pot of gold at the end of its dark rainbow.
Marc Savlov, Austin Chronicle
If you saw the first film, you know what it's about already, because it's basically -- no, completely -- the same film with different victims.

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_kelly .

Was quite delighted to realize that Warwick Davis plays the Leprechaun. These movies scared the bejesus out of me as a kid, and today, though the gore was certainly not satisfying (though I saw this on SciFi so it may have been edited), the humor and plot were plenty entertaining. I… More
Was quite delighted to realize that Warwick Davis plays the Leprechaun. These movies scared the bejesus out of me as a kid, and today, though the gore was certainly not satisfying (though I saw this on SciFi so it may have been edited), the humor and plot were plenty entertaining. I like the story and it covers up for the bits of overacting and kitsch lines. Makeup on the titular character is supreme and adds most of the fright factor. Sets are superior as well, capturing the essence of mid-budget 90s. Pretty big recommend for horror fans who want an evenly paced story and some laughs but can do without blood.
Luke B

Better than the first. The humour is rather immature and lazy, but carried by Warwick Davis it is rather endearing. Fun to imagine Wicket going around and killing people. The acting is better, emotions range from scared to distraught. In a bigger setting and set on St. Patrick's… More
Better than the first. The humour is rather immature and lazy, but carried by Warwick Davis it is rather endearing. Fun to imagine Wicket going around and killing people. The acting is better, emotions range from scared to distraught. In a bigger setting and set on St. Patrick's Day the film has more to do and there are some great moments. Such as the drinking contest. Would we ever see Krueger, Myers or Leathface engage in a drinking contest? I doubt it. Not to mention Davis is cheered on by a group of "wee people" that chant "One of us". It's a more enjoyable film and one that overstretch it's reach.
Drew S

Every movie should have copious sneezing as a plot device.
Curtis L

Don't remember it.
Lafe F

The nasty little Leprechaun (Warwick Davis) torments people in the dumpier parts of Hollywood. No great locations are really shown; they could've gone anywhere, but they chose places that could've been any city. It feels a notch up from the original Leprechaun movie. A… More
The nasty little Leprechaun (Warwick Davis) torments people in the dumpier parts of Hollywood. No great locations are really shown; they could've gone anywhere, but they chose places that could've been any city. It feels a notch up from the original Leprechaun movie. A hearse-driving Hollywood tour operator and his girlfriend come up against the Leprechaun. It features a gorey pot of gold in someone's stomach, a goofy go-cart track scene, and a finale inside the Leprechaun's treasure cave. Not too bad.
Timothy O

OMG NOT AGAIN