A lot of people think Leprechaun 3 is superior over the previous 2, an opinion I disagree with.Leprechaun 3 is, by many accounts, the final film before the audience is truly taken into utter absurdity (In Space/The Hood) and, while that may be true, it doesn't make it inherently better than the prior two.
At this point its pretty much the same movie but this time in Vegas. Someone takes his hold and he wants it back.
This is a great movie. 4.
Leprechaun is another one of those horror franchises that goes on and on, sequel after sequel, new cast and crew every time, all that jazz, but unlike its fellow horror franchises like Friday the 13th and A Nightmare on Elm Street, Leprechaun doesn't even try to be good. They're all unconscionably dumb.
Setting a Leprechaun movie in the world of magicians is a good idea, pitting the actual magic against the lame illusions of back-alley Vegas "stars". However, it got me thinking: what are his actual powers?
This movie goes from a serious horror to a comedy, and does it very well. The first two films struck for a serious tone, where the ones that follow go all out humorous.
Something about 1995 and great films set in Las Vegas.I had fond memories of Leprechaun 3, but this is one of the funniest Horror comedies I have ever watched, it's so much better than a Leprechaun sequel needs to be.
Leprechaun 3 is a good installment.Our Leprechaun keeps up with the rhyme scheme, keeps up with the killing, and keeps up with the greed.
Leprechaun 3 is cheesy, silly, and doesn't make much sense, but for a movie with a 3 at the end of its title and considering what came before (and after) it, it's much better than it has any right to me.There are a few inspired set pieces here such as a sequence where a magician is sawed in half when their magic trick doesn't work and where scream queen Caroline Williams get a magical makeover that turns her into an inflatable sex doll.
