This is the type of movie you can't take too seriously. Just go in ready to laugh and you will. If you try and judge it by the same standards of Citizen Kane or something it's not gonna be very good, but if you just let yourself enjoy it you will.

I like Leprechaun but not a lot of people like it. I laugh often watching this and the kills are interesting. The Leprechaun is a joke for a horror villain, but to like a horror movie, you have to go along with it. Except if it really sucks (Leprechaun 4). That's how I like this movie. Enough with that crap. The story is that Leprechaun's gold has been stolen and kills 4 people to get the gold. It's a good film, just go along with it and you might like it.

Starring Jennifer Anniston and Warwich Davis both well known in the world of cinema, Leprechaun a horror comedy is exactly what St Patrick's Day is all about, evil supernatural beings preying on the innocent to get their gold back. The Leprechaun is fun, immune to most forms of weaponry and extremely dangerous to cops, adults and selfish people. Enjoy a tale of murder and mayhem as a bit of Ireland comes to a small plot of land in North Dakota.

All right, I bought the entire series for 7 bucks at Walmart. I love their Halloween DVD sales and the entire Leprechaun series was up for grabs. I had only seen 3 of them but I needed to see the other 3. I had only seen the movies on SyFy where it is heavily edited, so it was nice to finally watch it in its splendor.Long story short, it's so bad it's good. The acting is pretty iffy and it is obvious Jennifer Aniston was still honing her leading lady skills. Like in all the movies in the series, the acting is mostly carried by Warwick Davis. Without him, this wouldve been a cringeworthy movie, like Sharknado or anything that SyFy makes to match the original franchise. It's actually the LEAST gorier of the 6 films (not counting the 2014 mistake. You can see the premise of the movies is slowly taking shape and even though it's not one of the most horrifying movies you have ever seen, it still carries a sense of uniqueness and creepiness. The movie didn't have much to work with: modest budget, small cast, shaky direction and laughable dialogue. To me, it's one of those movies that gets you in the mood for Halloween and all the scary movie marathons. For some reason, the Leprechaun's forewarning rhyme at the end will always be creepy to me, I don't know why but it did kinda set the mood to watch the 2nd one. This is one of those movies where it pays off more to have fun watching it than telling you what it is about. The second you mention the word LEPRECHAUN, somebody is already giggling in defiance. Just pick this movie up and enjoy it for what it is: B movie legend.