Leprechaun 2

Leprechaun 2 (1994)

  • 0% of critics liked it
    (15 reviews)

  • 34% of users liked it
    (15,658 ratings)

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

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R, 1 hr. 25 min.
Directed By
Rodman Flender
Genres
Horror
In Theaters
Apr 8, 1994 Wide
On DVD
Jan 5, 1999
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Critic Reviews

  • Leonard Klady, Variety

    This malevolent little horror item is a nasty piece of business that revels in chicanery and gore.

  • Tim Brayton, Antagony & Ecstasy

    Awfully stupid, but at least it lacks as many outrageous contrivances and detours as the original had.

  • 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.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Jeff "


    The first Leprechaun was a bizarre affair of pure cheese that was bad, but mildly amusing. This sequel on the other hand was bad, purely bad. Trying to build on the previous film, to yet more mediocre results, Leprechaun 2 fails to deliver on good bits of comedy horror. The script is… More

  • _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

  • 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

  • Drew S


    Every movie should have copious sneezing as a plot device.

  • Curtis L


    Don't remember it.

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