Leprechaun 4: In Space

This is a l lot better then you probably think it is. 3.4 is just underrating it. The first Leprechaun movie is better. Leprechaun 2 is better. Leprechaun 3 is also better. The sixth Leprechaun movie Leprechaun back 2 t.h.a hood is also better. But still this is a great movie. It is very scary. It has great acting. It also has a great story line. It also great special effects. This movie is scarier then A nightmare on elm street. It not easy to be scarier then A nightmare on elm street. Not the original 1984 version any way. This a very scary movie. Any one who knows a good horror movie will like it. This movie is a must see. Brent Jamer is a great actor.

This movie hurts. Bad. If you watch it without the sound, it will remind you of a high school film. If you pay attention to the dialogue, you will wonder who's retarded parrot threw these words together. As I watched this film, I slowly felt my brain trying to tear itself from my head. As the movie progressively burnt my flesh, I came to realize that there is no movie worse than Leprechaun 4. Save yourselves and don't see this movie!! Even the "Behold my breasts and tremble" scene doesn't make this movie worth it. Not so bad it's good, but so bad it is excrutiatingly painful to watch.

Most film critics will tell you that sequels are, as a rule, inferior to their predecessors. By there very nature they are derivative, the bastard child of what was once a good idea. Sequels, especially ones of highly successful films, are almost necessarily cursed with a dearth of creativity, made simply to make money, a cynical perversion of the "art" of moviemaking. That's why you have to see Leprechaun 4: In Space. A fearless fourth in the Leprechaun horror series, In Space breaks rules that either aren't written yet, or simply could not be broken by celluloid alone. A completely original feat, it was borne not from a good idea, but a very, very, very bad one. It succeeds a highly unsuccessful film, and if there's anything it doesn't lack, it's creativity. And trust me when I say this, L4 (as I like to call it) was definitely not out to make money. Rent it now! Rent it today!

It's a pity that they stopped put Leprchaun movies in for theatrical release. Because these are still damn good movies and this fourth installment is no exception to that rule. The cast does a great job and it's scary and funny. Warwick Davis is always great as the Leprechaun, in fact, in my humble opinion I feel that the fourth installment is the best. Doctor Mittenhand is a tad strange, but kind of cool. The effects are cool and the story is cool, all the elements are these. There are some minor character issues, but that's to be expected with dealing with marines. But other then that, it's a pretty cool movie. I give it 8 STARS.

Whenever horror and space combine they are usually met with a critical response, from Dracula 3000 (2004) to Jason X (2001) and this was no exception. Warwick Davis's Leprechaun ventures into space to woo a princess in hopes of becoming a king but faces off against a military force set to scupper his plans. As you can imagine this is pretty dumb stuff but ultimately watchable. Warwick Davis seems to phone his performance in and certainly isn't on form here. Thankfully the rest of the cast carry the film especially the underrated Jessica Collins. More comical deaths, silly quips and dodgy sfx are in order in this 4th instalment. The Good: Jessica Collins The Bad: Warwick Davis isn't on form Looks pretty crappy Things I Learnt From This Movie: I can't see Guy Siner without thinking Lieutenant Hubert Gruber I'm very surprised George Lucas didn't sue When a person is turned into a mutant using scorpion dna they'll become a spider..........for some unexplained reason

Leprechaun in space has all the qualities for this years Oscars... despite the fact that it did not come out this year. The leprechaun displayed so much soul in the film i forgot that he was trying to kill at all. i even cried when he blew up for the third time, never mind that they used the same footage as the first two times he blew up. Brilliance pure brilliance. Not once did I wish for my eyes to be gouged out as i did while watching the atrocious "Astro Zombies." Ever scene captures your heart, from when the leprechaun comes out of a mans *, to the totally unnecessary breast shot. The world would be a better place If there were more films like Leprechaun and less like "Trucks." Four out of Four puke buckets. Also check out "Leprechaun in the Hood" and the fantastic miniseries "The Voyage of Mimi."