Francis should have just told Willow that the gold was in the Alamo's basement.

have to give this on a decent score, after all this little Irish bastard still gives me the creeps.

To me it looked like a leprechaun to me... Everybody that saw the Leprechaun say yeah!

I'm kind of ashamed to admit that I enjoyed this because it's so cheesy.

Not bad to be funny. But it is very, very bad. Funny is to see Jennifer Aninston, starting in a film so weird.

Is this the one where the fat guy gets a shoe buckle to the gut? Hehehehe...I laughed my ass off as a kid. =D

The demented Willow comes back as a feisty, evil leprechaun. TERRIBLE movie. Something to laugh at with friends over a joint or three.

The stepping stone of Aniston's superstar career!

Stupid.

Just a bad, bad movie. I would say that Warwick Davis as the Leprechaun saves this film, but that would imply that the film is saved, and it's not.

Such masterpiece is this.

Hilariously awful. Great group movie.

Ha. Not great or anything, but it provides decent, stupid fun (and I enjoyed it more than, say, Evil Dead).

I tried watching it because it had Jennifer Aniston, but it just made me like her less.

Unfortunately, it's not even very enjoyable for camp value. It doesn't take itself seriously, which kind of takes the fun out of laughing at it.

Aniston played in this ?? Wow !!

I haven't seen any of the series in years, but I remember how much I liked most of them. I remember watching nearly all of them on Channel Horror (back when it was good) when I was really young and loving the hell out of them. From what I remember, I enjoyed 1&2 the same, 3 was the best and Back 2 tha hood was the worst. Still my favorite Warwick Davis performance.

This is a really bad movie. There are plenty of unintentional funny moments. The plot is ridicules and the characters are beyond silly.

When you start with a concept as absurd as an evil leprechaun in South Dakota, you have license to do stupid and fun things - like stage what is perhaps the only pogo-stick pummeling in the history of cinema. Warwick Davis hams it up - his eyes glitter with chaotic malevolence and his body stance is twisted and threatening. He did not phone this in, and is the sole reason for the success of the movie and the creation of the franchise.

cheesy little B-horror about a killer leprechaun who wants his gold! i think the leprechaun character is great fun and i liked this

All in all a pretty bad movie. But it has it's moments of utter stupidity. Such as a leprechaun driving a toy car being pulled over by the dumbest cop ever.

What you could expect from a post-sam raimi low-budget horror movie involving leprechaun lore...

Why, oh, WHY did I sit through one of the worst movies ever commited to celluloid twice?! With friends like these...

What is worth admiring about 'Leprechaun' is also it's biggest problem: It actually tries to make a horror movie where a midget with a pot of gold is the monster. Warwick Davis' attempt at an Irish accent comes down replacing 'my' with 'me', which says a lot more about this film than it actually should. It does have it's moments of camp goofiness, such as a death-by-pogo-stick event, but overall it's a bit of chore to watch.

The luck of the Irish really ran out when they made this pathetic flick. Davis is amusing, but everything else about this nonsensical cross between _Child's Play_ and _Finian's Rainbow_ is too annoying to be funny. I can't believe this has had a whole series of sequels

BURN IN HELL YOU LITTLE GREEN BASTARD!

Mistakes - 1) After Nathan pours the gasoline and throws the match in the well, we see a canister and shotgun sitting by a well. But when the well explodes, they've disappeared. 2) The narrator says, "The luck of the Irish is being packed and shipped to a little town in South Dakota." But the movie is set in North Dakota. 3) When the well explodes, in one wide long shot, you can see wires trailed along the grass, used for the stunt.

Late entry into the pint-sized horror cycle of the 80ies. It earns points for a few novelty deaths and just sheer ridiculousness, but that's pretty much it. The post-Freddy puns of the titular character are annoying and terrible and the acting is... unskilled to say the least. In particular Aniston, who would go on to a decade of sitcom stuff without gaining much in ability.

Willow. Don't do it Willow. How could yo Willow? Willow! You greedy bastard!