Leprechaun 3

Scene after scene of the Leprechaun running around Vegas and no one cares and let me tell you , I feel that. All these new Leprechaun rules and none of it matters. Who cares, Tammy’s cleavage is the glue holding this garbage raft together for 93 minutes.

A few bright spots: A couple of bad guys who seemingly adlib fashion smalltalk, a were-Leprechaun, a magician character who makes up for bad acting with buckets of flamboyance and lastly a ridiculously elaborate murder involving a cyborg fucktoy. That being said, the movie still blows, which is a bit of an achievement in itself.

Leprechaun Vegas and Elvis impersonator ....Enough said !

I gave Leprechaun 2 all of a 3 out of 10 so it says a lot that while watching this I was like “Oh man they should have quit while they were ahead.”

Okay, here is a limerick for you: FUCK YOU AND YOUR FUCKING SCHILLING, YOU LITTLE PIECE OF FUCKING FUCK.

After improving on the first film, the "Leprechaun" series' luck seemingly crapped out in "Sin City" when the third film in the franchise was released straight-to-video, taking the form of this odd failed attempt at a perverse dark comedy of sorts. Although Warwick Davis' wise cracking limerick slinging "Leprechaun" easily comes up short compared to Robert Englund's "Freddy Krueger", this sequel quickly feels similar to the weaker later "A Nightmare on Elm Street" sequels, but even worse.

Brian Trenchard-Smith's Ozploitation output admittedly isn't for everybody. This film is for nobody! Completely unwatchable.

another beautiful entry.

'Leprechaun 3' tries to venture further into camp territory, but is lost and ends up roaming around aimlessly, with way too many misses and filler scenes. There's gratuitous nudity in there and a strange conversation about underwear, but really it's the magician who steals the show, in a franchise that after a great second instalment, seems to have run out of party tricks.

There's lots of potential in a Vegas bender, but none of it is realized here. The leads are wholly unremarkable and the supporting players are colorful but a little too cardboard to be good ham. The glimmer of hope in a Leprechaun duel is also only fool's gold that doesn't pay off. Warwick however is still in full spirits; he's the only thing holding this together. The rhyming is much more ear catching here than the previous entries and such sweet poetry is sadly absent from 'In Space.'

Pretty sure this was the plot of a Billy and Mandy episode. Minus the fun dialogue, good acting, actual humor, and worth.

Only entertaining because there is an evil leprechaun, but it's abominably stupid.

This was a big pot of stupid fun.

A tiny bit better than the second movie because it has a better production value, slightly better actors, and some unique plot points along the way. The gangsters were funny. A bit past the middle of the movie though, it just turns back to extra subpar and gets kind of boring

Giant wasted opportunities of a leprechaun-leprechaun duel and how an actual malevolent magic practitioner could fuck up a Vegas magic show. On the other hand, has the cruelest gratuitous death in the whole franchise (plastic surgery/overboard Kardashian explosion).

It's starting to become difficult to track what the point is of this series - not scary in the slightest (or even attempting to be) with odd flashes of low-impact, graphic violence with an endlessly cackling Davis spouting silly one-liners - is this failed camp, or failed horror? Despite the "glamorous" Vegas setting, this looks considerably more low-rent than Part 2, with the minimal suspense mitigated further by the arbitrary nature of the Leprechaun himself (and the Leprechaun mythos).

Makes the 2nd one look like a real movie. The characters are aggressively uninteresting, and the acting (and overall) direction is just embarassing. As are the attempts at comedy.

C

This movie is hilariously bad.

After maybe 10 or 15 minutes, I figured I was going to have to put this on my bottom 10 list. But it just kept getting dumber and dumber. And I started laughing. A lot. I mean, it's intentionally camp, but there's something about the film that feels so... off that it manages to be both intentionally and unintentionally hilarious. Features the first eye-catching female lead in the series, although she doesn't have a showstealing meltdown in the final act like L2's lead actress did.

Hilarious, but awful

People seem to hate this one but I remember it being my favorite. I haven't seen them all since I was a kid but I'm pretty sure I can still appreciate the stupidity.

lep goes to vegas! i liked this one too haha

Some random weirdness (and nakedness) elevates this nonsense to "almost bearable" - just...

Better than the first two.

OoOoOo!

Best of the sequels, come at me bro.

15 points for the movie, 15 points for FAZIO!

I don't even remember which one this is, but probably safe in assuming I saw it, and that it is shit.

Brian Trenchard-Smith begins his short run on the series with a Leprechaun movie set entirely in Vegas. This one changes the series up a little bit by stressing the legend that you get one wish if you get a leprechaun's gold... and if you get bit by one you just might become a wererechaun! The leprechaun rubs shoulders with Elvis as he pursues his gold on Fremont street.