Leprechaun

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Justin T Nov 17 This is so deeply flawed, no idea how this got any sequels let alone seven. It is so slow, like they are talking very slowly and leaving lots of gaps so they can fill the runtime. Plus they don’t have anything interesting to say either. There is some trashy b-movie charm but not a classic due to dull writing. Ozzie and Alex are the most entertaining characters, the leprechaun is somewhat entertaining but he should have been funnier. The rest of the cast are dull. Ozzie and the lawnmower man are so similar, they both have lower than average intelligence and wear dungarees. The gore consisted of putting strawberry jam on the victims, well except the eye scene. For all the flaws, I like the music. Jennifer Aniston looks young but it’s not worth watching to see her pre-Friend performance as her character is so dull. There are some funny lines like their reaction to a bell ringing "what’s that?" "It’s a bell" which is so stupid that you can’t help but laugh. Apart from the bad language and the jam this could be a family horror. There are some great tracking shots. There is no sense of urgency or fear. The only reasons to watch are to: see Jennifer Aniston acting badly before she was famous or hear some puerile jokes. See more Colton G. @ghostface1 Oct 19 Great plot just good overall See more Dathaniel T @daedog Oct 13 > “A pint-sized menace with a gold obsession and a taste for slapstick horror—Leprechaun is more mischief than menace, but its campy charm and Warwick Davis’s gleeful performance make it a cult curio worth timestamping.” See more Craig W. @CJWolfe27 Oct 10 So bad it’s good, it’s funny See more Dallas H Aug 26 Who knew that a small horror film with a budget of about $1 million or so would turn into a cult classic, spawn a franchise, and earn repeated plays on basic television for decades? It oozes with bad taste and cheesiness. But I almost prefer the campiness of this movie over a rival like Killer Klowns from Outer Space. See more Rebecca L Aug 25 Leprechaun is this old horror-comedy from the 90s about a little leprechaun who’ll do anything to get his gold back. It’s more goofy than scary — kind of cheesy, with lots of over-the-top moments. The leprechaun himself is funny and creepy at the same time, and it’s crazy seeing Jennifer Aniston in one of her first roles. It’s not a “great” horror movie, but that’s kind of the charm. If you like campy, so-bad-it’s-good stuff, it’s fun. If you’re looking for actual scares, though, this isn’t it. See more Read all reviews

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