Leprechaun 2

Leprechaun 2 (1994) is a movie I recently caught on HBOMAX and tells the tale of our beloved Leprechaun wishing to procreate by getting married and then everything that comes after that. He picks a young lady, starts converting her into a leprechaun bride and preparing her for childbirth; the only thing that may ruin it for him, is her boyfriend. This picture is directed by Rodman Flender (The Unborn) and stars Warwick Davis (Willow and Leprechaun 1), Shevonne Durkin (Dead at 21), Charlie Heath (The Beverly Hillbillies) and Clint Howard (The Waterboy). This movie is a lot of fun and had our lovesick Leprechaun up to his usual hijinks. The kill scenes are entertaining but a step down from the first one. You could say the same about the script, writing and acting, all just a step down from the original. Is this a fun movie that is a must see for horror fans? Of course. Is it the epic guilty pleasure the first one is? No. I'd score this a 6-6.5/10.

I thought this was going to be a solid sequel to the first Leprechaun, but I was wrong. Very wrong. Instead, it is a horribly done, poor poor sequel to what was originally a great film. This installment is about the Leprechaun, who falls in love with this blonde girl. Sounds stupid already right? The movie is even worse. Everything in this one seems poorly done, the acting, the scenery, the plot. It just doesn't seem like it should be in the Leprechaun franchise. Watch the first one instead, that's the one you will get any joy out of. This one is just a pitiful waste of time. 2/10 or: D

Is back again! This movie was no were near as decent as first one, which was just about decent with fun factor put in there. This movie did not have any of fun factor that first movie had, The lead girl in this movie, which wide eyes and Scream, . Which was way over the top. After that, I knew I was in tough ride. As ^ That was first scenes, as the movie went on, I got bored of it. I left the movie on and started doing another things as well, I Don't think there was one scenes that I actually liked in this movie. The acting was really bad in this movie as were the effects and the dull plot! 1 out of 10 (This is were series stopped for me. Even had 3 Beers before this movie, was drinking my 4th beer while it was on, that didn't even help!)

Why couldn't this movie pick up where "Leprechaun" left off? I was confused and disappointed to see this film start off with a completely different leprechaun who just happens to look like the original. Although this film is flawed and not as imaginative and atmospheric as the first, it still remains watchable. It helms a slightly decent plot, has a few genuine "jump" scenes, and features crisp, bright costumes and sets. The problem with the leprechaun series is that it takes the leprechaun to new and uninteresting heights when it should try recapturing the atmosphere and fear the original was able to deliver.

LEPRECHAUN 2, in my opinion, is a very clever and hip horror film you'll love which will leave you feeling good. The only things about it that scared me, like the first two, were some of the blood and gore and when the leprechaun (Warwick Davis) suddenly appeared or jumped out from somewhere. Other than that, I didn't get scared at all. Before I wrap this up, I'd like to say that everyone involved in this film did an outstanding job. In conclusion, to all you horror film lovers that have not seen this very clever and hip horror film you'll love which will leave you feeling good, I highly recommend it! You're in for a good time as well as some pure chills and thrills, so go to the video store, rent it or buy it, turn down the lights, lock all your doors and windows, and enjoy!

This isn't really a sequel to the first "Leprechaun", it's more of a "Nightmare on Elm Street" wannabe, as the title character appears to possess magical powers that far exceed those he had in the original. It's a meaner and gorier film, but at the same time an even more boneheaded one; there are some insultingly stupid moments (particularly the two "red herrings", which may make you stop watching it right then and there). Overall, even bad-movie lovers may have some trouble with this one. (*1/2)

I remember catching this film on UPN back in 2001, and it was surprisingly more scary than the original. Don't get me wrong, the original wasn't as scary or as a nightmare as this one; this time as the trailers said, "He's Back!" This time Leprechaun (Warwick Davis) is on the search for his bride after his latest 1000 birthday and wants to breed more leprechauns. Like the first movie, he wants his gold after it has been stolen or has been retrieved by the main hero of the film. Most of the death scenes are more violent than the last film, but than, again, its just a movie. On a lighter note, you get to see Clint Howard as a tourist; Sandy Baron (Seinfeld) as the hero's partner; and Michael McDonald (MadTV) as one of the Leprechaun's victims.