Directed by: Rodman Flender Written by: Turi Meyer & Al Septein Starring: Warwick Davis .... Leprechaun Charlie Heath .... Cody Shevonne Durkin .... Bridget Sandy Baron .... Morty Special Appearance: Clint Howard .... Tourist Cameo: Linda Hopkins .... Housewife Tony Cox .... African-American Leprechaun Michael MacDonald .... Waiter Release Date: April 8, 1994 *Images courtesy at: www.lepconnie.com Rating:

The Leprechaun (Warwick Davis) is eager to get his bride on his 1000th birthday on St. Patricks Day as when the woman of his dreams sneezes three times without someone saying god bless you my child she becomes his bride but however when he tries to make a daughter of one of his slaves named William O Day (James Lancaster) but William saves her and the Leprechaun's marriage is jeapardised so he has to wait 1,000 years later on St. Patricks Day.
Well the Leprechaun awakens present day to look for his bride along with some gold. Well he spots a teenage girl named Bridget (Shevonne Durkin) as her and her boyfriend named Cody (Charlie Heath) tries to scam tourists into their limo for money called Darkside Tours trying to make out that they are going to horror film celebrities homes.
Eventually the Leprechaun makes Bridget sneeze three times and she is trapped in his cave but Cody took one of the Leprechaun's gold coins and he will kill to get it back while Cody tries to find a way to rescue Bridgette from the Leprechaun's evil grasp before he weds her as he tries to look into the history of a Leprechaun to find out how to stop him.

Normally most sequels aren't better than the original film itself but I enjoyed this one much better.
There was more comedy used in this film with lightens it uop plus it was a different story altogether just the same evil Leprechaun with his dark humor while killing with his evil magic.
There's tons of neat scenery in the film and lots of fun touches throughout this film too.

The acting is in top shape for this film as Warwick Davis uses his same humor for this film and still doing well with his role as the evil Leprechaun
Charlie Heath is impressive as the typical teenage scammer and it's great watching his dynamic performance when his character tries to rescue his girlfriend.
Speaking of which, Shevonne Durkin is talented and looks great in her role proving that she can pull off as a character actress.
The best out of them all is Sandy Baron as he knows how to play a convincing drunk but wisens up when he finds out that he must save the day. Truly a classic performance by him.
We have a special appearance by Clint Howard as he pulls off well playing a comedic tourist.
Pkus we have a memorable cameo by Michael McDonald before his fame in MAD TV as a waiter at a coffee shop with adds a nice touch to this film

Shevonne Durkin takes off her top fully breasted during a scene when the Leprechaun tries to fool a teen that she wants to seduce him in a garage

A finger is torn off an agents hand
A face of a waiter is blistered to pieces
The Leprechaun explodes

Rodman Flender brings the goods to this film and makes the film very watchable.
He shows a great opening of the film of Warwick's character trying to find his bride 1000 years before present day with a great forestry area surrounding him
Then there's a nice moment when he returns present day still as evil as ever showing great effects of a tree lighting up
His most memorable direction was with the phony limousine tour involving Heath, Durkin, Howard and some other characters playing the tourists as it shows non stop comedy there and then we have a cameo by Broadway actress-singer Linda Hopkins bitching and complaining about them snooping around her neighborhood which gives it a nice and entertaining touch delivering a couple of laughs.
Of course he directed Heath and Durkin terrifically together making them a convincing couple caring for one another
Also Durkin and Baron were great playing off of one another in trying to trick Davis as the Lerpechaun and fuinding out his weaknesses.
Flender's whole environment with this low budget film was just brilliant.

Jonathan Elias does the typical classical type playing on a synthesizer but he is wonderful at it proving that this isn't too typical with a low budget film

Leprechaun: It's the seventeenth of March. The feast of St. Patrick.
William O'Day: And your birthday.
Leprechaun: 'Tis a special birthday for a leprechaun. I'm one thousand years old. Tonight, I can claim me bride.

Leprechaun: She sneezes once, she sneezes twice, she'll be me bride when she sneezes thrice.

Leprechaun: The only whiskey is Irish whiskey!

[an angry woman chases them away from her house]
Cody: Oh by the way, that was the final resting place of Bela Lugosi.
Tourist: Then who the hell was that?
Cody: Um, his stepdaughter Stella Lugosi.

Cody: You can't drive the tour.
Morty: Why not?
Cody: Because you're plastered!
Morty: What difference does that make? Now, never forget rule number one.
Cody: I know, never turn down a paying customer.
Morty: I may be a little loose, but I am not so far gone that I would turn away a packed hearse.
[Morty drunkenly tries to exit the bathroom, but walks into a toilet]
Morty: Of course, there's always rule number two.
Cody: Which is?
Morty: Never kill a paying customer.

Leprechaun (Tears off an agents finger): Me's going to like this town (Licks the finger) Finger lickin good!

Leprechaun: [Showing Bridgette the skeleton of William O'Day] A little family reunion. You have his cheek bones.

Morty: They found this dead kid at Bridgette's, she's missing, everybody says you did it.
Cody: Me? That's crazy!
Morty: That's what I told the cops, now what the hell happened?
Cody: A leprechaun did it.
Morty: Maybe I should call the cops.

Morty: Okay so you found a gold coin and it looks like the one in this book. It's probably worth some cash. But this leprechaun stuff...
Cody: Listen, it says "Leprechauns are devious creatures. They live for trickery, even get pleasure out of it".
Morty: Cody, if you were taking some dope you would tell me, right?

Morty: I should've returned that book to the library five years ago! I don't know what you saw, but leprechauns don't exist!
Leprechaun: What's that ya say? Leprechauns don't exist?

African American Leprechaun: Yo man, want me gold?

Leprechaun: [Drunk] Pour all you want, pour all you can, you won't beat me, 'cause I'm a Lepre*CAN*. Mph! Cahn.

Leprechaun: Do you wish me out of the safe?
Morty: Yes, goddammit! I wish you out of the safe! Where the hell are you?
Leprechaun: You'll have to open the door. It's wrought iron. Remember? Didn't you read the book?

Morty: [Dying] Help me.
Leprechaun: Love to, friend, but you're all out of wishes. Ha ha ha ha!

Leprechaun: Cry as you may, cry as you might; its going to be one hell of a wedding night.

Bridget: How did you know it wasn't me you gave the coin to before?
Cody: He kisses differently than you.

DVD Features:

• Available Subtitles: English, Spanish, French
• Available Audio Tracks: English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround)

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