Leprechaun
A demonic leprechaun menaces a band of youths, convinced they are the ones who stole his gold.
Director(s)
Mark Jones
Adam C. Taylor
Andrea Netze
Susan Albright
Sydney Conrad Shapiro
Lexxie Cariste
Where to watch
Amazon Video
Rent
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Gimly
As is very frequently the case with horror franchises, the _Leprechaun_ series started out with a pretty silly premise, but took itself quite seriously, then quickly devolved into parody as the sequels came out. That being the case, this first _Leprechaun_ movie is actually not very jokey (at least, not when you consider the fact that the villain of the piece is a three-foot-tall Irishman with a penchant for skipping, rhyming and polishing shoes). The effects are hit and miss, the acting is not very good, and a lot of the movie is shot too dark to make out properly, but _Leprechaun_ really is an okay horror movie. _Final rating:★★½ - Had a lot that appealed to me, didn’t quite work as a whole._
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Leprechaun FAQs
The directors of Leprechaun are Mark Jones, Adam C. Taylor, Andrea Netze, Susan Albright, Sydney Conrad Shapiro, and Lexxie Cariste.
The cast of Leprechaun includes Warwick Davis as Leprechaun, John Voldstad as Shop Owner, William Newman as Sheriff Cronin, Shay Duffin as O'Grady, Mark Holton as Ozzie, Pamela Mant as Mrs. O'Grady, Ken Olandt as Nathan, Jennifer Aniston as Tory, John Sanderford as J.D., Raymond C. Turner as Dispatcher, Robert Hy Gorman as Alex, David Permenter as Deputy Tripet, and more.
The duration of Leprechaun is 1h 33 mins.
Yes. Leprechaun has 2 trailers on Fanbiz, including 4K Steelbook® Official Trailer. Watch them on this page.
You can watch Leprechaun on Amazon Video (Rent). Check this Fanbiz page for the latest platforms.
Leprechaun was released on 08 Jan 1993.
Leprechaun is listed under Horror and Comedy on Fanbiz.
Leprechaun has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 5.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "As is very frequently the case with horror franchises, the _Leprechaun_ series started out with a pretty silly premise, but took itself quite seriously, then quickly devolved in..."
