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HorrorComedy

Leprechaun

- Your luck just ran out.

A demonic leprechaun terrorizes a group of young people whom he believes stole his gold.

Release Date : 1993-01-08

Language :English

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Trimark Pictures

Production Country : United States of America

Alternative Titles :

Cast

Warwick Davis

Character Name : Leprechaun

Original Name : Warwick Davis

Gender : Male

Jennifer Aniston

Character Name : Tory

Original Name : Jennifer Aniston

Gender : Female

Ken Olandt

Character Name : Nathan

Original Name : Ken Olandt

Gender : Male

Mark Holton

Character Name : Ozzie

Original Name : Mark Holton

Gender : Male

Robert Hy Gorman

Character Name : Alex

Original Name : Robert Hy Gorman

Gender : Male

Shay Duffin

Character Name : O'Grady

Original Name : Shay Duffin

Gender : Male

John Voldstad

Character Name : Shop Owner

Original Name : John Voldstad

Gender : Male

John Sanderford

Character Name : J.D.

Original Name : John Sanderford

Gender : Male

Pamela Mant

Character Name : Mrs. O'Grady

Original Name : Pamela Mant

Gender : Female

William Newman

Character Name : Sheriff Cronin

Original Name : William Newman

Gender : Male

David Permenter

Character Name : Deputy Tripet

Original Name : David Permenter

Gender : Male

Raymond C. Turner

Character Name : Dispatcher

Original Name : Raymond C. Turner

Gender : Male

Heather Kennedy

Character Name : Waitress

Original Name : Heather Kennedy

Gender : Female

Tim Garrick

Character Name : Customer

Original Name : Tim Garrick

Gender : Male

Alexandra Sachs

Character Name : Little Girl (voice)

Original Name : Alexandra Sachs

Gender : Male

Brandon Sachs

Character Name : Little Boy (voice)

Original Name : Brandon Sachs

Gender : Male

Reviews

G

Gimly

@Ruuz

2021-06-23

As is very frequently the case with horror franchises, the _Leprechaun_ series started out with a pretty silly premise, but took itself quite seriously, then quickly devolved into parody as the sequels came out. That being the case, this first _Leprechaun_ movie is actually not very jokey (at least, not when you consider the fact that the villain of the piece is a three-foot-tall Irishman with a penchant for skipping, rhyming and polishing shoes). The effects are hit and miss, the acting is not very good, and a lot of the movie is shot too dark to make out properly, but _Leprechaun_ really is an okay horror movie. _Final rating:★★½ - Had a lot that appealed to me, didn’t quite work as a whole._