Synopsis
Your luck just ran out.
A demonic leprechaun terrorizes a group of young people whom he believes stole his gold.
Directed by Mark Jones
A demonic leprechaun terrorizes a group of young people whom he believes stole his gold.
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It’s March 17th so let the Lepre-thon begin.
Saw this tidbit... I don’t know the validity of it but here goes: ‘One scene required the Leprechaun to find and eat Lucky Charms cereal, which the company gave them permission to do. Upon seeing the finished film, the company was displeased and would not allow them to use the scene and the film makers had the choice to either cut the scene or to re-shoot it, costing them more money. They chose to re-shoot it, replacing the brand name with an obvious spoof of the name brand cereal, and, made one last additional surprise ending scene while they were filming. Furious with the cereal company for making them re-shoot the scene, they pulled the kid character aside and had him say a new line. His line, "Your luck just ran out!" was changed to "Fuck you, Lucky Charms!" as an obvious reference to the whole ordeal.’
The more you know?
It’s not a good film.
But good film or not you can’t not be entertained by a Leprechaun riding the following things:
- A tricycle
- A wheelchair
- A small toy car
I mean seriously where else are you gonna get a pogo stick death?
Warwick Davis relishes the role and Jennifer Anniston is next level cute in this. Like good grief it’s so unfair. If time travel was real I’d go back to ask her out and be rejected I don’t care.
Look I’m not saying this movie is literally about my wife whenever I hide her obnoxiously large Stanley tumbler (because that would be extremely rude of me) BUT she is 4’10” and unhinged and would absolutely murder me with utter glee if given the chance and is only quelled by cute flowery vegetation, so…you be the judge.
the history of leprechaun - trimark's first in-house production - wouldnt seem to have much in common with the assassination of america's first (and only) irish-catholic president; after all, its not like the film is a cinemasonic mockery of pre-christian myth & followers of the the celtic sun god lugh ("luck") who circled the fae rings of ancient eire, and its prob not important that st patricks day, a minor feast with origins in pagan bacchanal & osiris worship,* was only established as an american, masonic holiday by george washington to reward irish soldiers in the continental army. of course, as the first president with both-sides gaelic heritage, john fitzgerald kennedy had a deep connection to his irish roots, with family histories…
One star for Leprechaun getting fucking blasted multiple times with a shotgun and a half a star for him driving a little car and killing a guy by jumping on him with none other than a pogo stick.
👹🍀🪙🏚👩🎨🖌🚘🛹💥
So terrible, but there's something about a leprechaun on a tricycle that gets me everytime.
“It sounds like me gold👂🏻. It looks like me gold👀. It smells like me gold👃🏻. Mmm... it tastes like me gold👅. Me golden delicious gold!🤑”
90 minutes of a li’l Leprechaun mofo🍀 chasing Rachel Green around an old house🏚️. This is the weirdest F.R.I.E.N.D.S prequel ever!💰
I love trash so I Can’t wait to watch the sequels.🔥
Deducting a star because they didn’t kill Captain Misogyny AKA Nathan🙄. Lots of people are scared of spiders🕷️, you boring prick!
Jennifer Aniston with pink sneakers and a shotgun is a very powerful combo. The leprechaun-shaped hole in the fence after he crashes into it is still funny lmao.
I hadn’t seen this in so long and somehow it’s gotten so much better than I remember possibly because the older I get, the lower my general taste in movies drops and surely there’s a scientific study out there somewhere that explains this correlation.
I read that this was originally intended to be a scary children’s movie, but then they decided to up the gore and male it more adult and that’s entirely believable. There are only a couple of kills in the whole movie and the gore in them is pretty tame for horror movie standards. I was still too young for my parents to let me see this when it came out although of course I saw it…