sandrastover-44578 I love how warrick davis played the evil little leprechaun yet again , I really love how the lep rhymes and shows more of his magic The only person I didn't care for was the character Bridget , I just really disliked the character, she was very annoying to even watch , the acting was just better bad Davis made up for her though with his evil funny humor , I loved how lep wanted to find himself a bride and would stop at nothing to get his hands on her Only part I couldn't understand was his weakness , I'm not sure why they changed that But other wise another great job by Davis :)

Stevieboy666 I know a lot of people consider this to be the best of the series, which let's face it doesn't say much, but I personally preferred the original movie by a whisker. This starts off 1000 years ago where the little Irish fella is trying to get himself a wife. Fast forward to present day (well 1994) Los Angeles and he's got his sights on pretty Bridget (Shevonne Durkin), trouble is she has a boyfriend who will do anything to protect her. Plenty of fun & gory moments to be had here.

burnadrenaline This movie is funny on so many levels. Whatever horror/comedy mash-up the directors of this series are aiming for, I think they did the best job on this one. I liked it better than the first one because the Lepruchaun came into the story earlier. I could kind of relate to the lead, who isn't running ragged trying to impress a girl with lots of crap getting in the way at his age? I loved the drinking scene with the Lepruchaun and Morty. Apparently if the green guy gets drunk enough he CAN lose his powers. Lot's of over-the-top deaths , including one with an espresso machine of all things. The graphics in the Lepruchaun's house were pretty good by B-movie standards, and that's how I judge this thing, mainly because it is a sequel centering around a killer Lepruchaun. I guess, compared to the other ones (I've seen 5 out of 6 of these things) I thought the other characters were a little more developed than in the others. It also brings our ways-to-kill-an-evil-Lepruchaun count to 2. What I'm saying is, this movie is so bad it's good. I can't give it much higher than a 6 because it is thoroughly a B-movie but I think it can be fun for the right audience. For fans of bizarre movies I recommend it. If you and you're friends want something to laugh at, especially when you're up half the night or more, this will do it.

Ben Larson Now, what would you expect to watch on Saint Paddy's day but some low brow horror flick that really is more comedy than horror? The bar scene with all the little people as leprechauns was a real hoot, especially Tony Cox from Bad Santa.Warwick Davis, known to modern movie goers as Filius Flitwick in the Harry Potter films, played the evil Leprechaun.The barista getting steamed was also funny.Like I said, more comedy than horror. But you have to have something like this to complete St. Paddy's Day. I'll probably skip the rest of them.