Leprechaun 4: In Space

Not since _Citizen Kane_ has there ever been... just kidding.

Even though there's a leprechaun crawling out of a man's penis (!), you must trust me when I tell you that this one is not worth a watch.

Between Jason X and this I’m kind of baffled how and why “non-scifi horror franchise... IN SPACE!!!!” became a thing for a while there.

Easily the best movie about a Leprechaun in space ever made.

Impossible to quantify or qualify; it's too absurd. It's difficult to even wrap one's mind around the very nature of the paradoxical union between a Leprechaun film and a Space Marine film. Much like String Theory however, this oddly works even if there is no unified theory holding it together. The film makers take this opportunity to just do what they want so every conceivable sci-fi horror cliche is given the Leprechaun treatment here and then some. Warwick is as enthusiastic as ever as well.

Not nearly as bland as part III, thanks to extreme characters and some pretty-looking broads. Trenchard-Smith heaps on more lame references. In the end, though, this instalment actually manages to be even more horrible. I can't think of anything much worse than a movie that's trying hard to be funny and failing horribly. It's painful to sit through.

Like the ending I raised my middle finger to this movie. Nothing else in this world deserved it more than this piece of shit

Ridiculously corny and somewhat watchable. Loved the one scene of gratuitous nudity... perfect timing!

Leprechaun in space, Leprechaun in a box, Leprechaun with a fox, Leprechaun in your cereal, Leprechaun in the hood, Leprechaun in your ass, Leprechaun in your principal's ass, and the list goes on, and on, and on, and on, and on.

I want to give this film less than zero. Much less.

Imagine a world where the first movie was realistic, then this one is a farsicle spoof of the original and set in space to boot, all leveled out with terrible effects and a worse story, plot, and dialog.

If Stanley Kubrick was looking for a serious contender to 2001 a Space Odyssey .... Honestly not !! Let him keep the gold it's worth every penny not to have any more Leprechaun bilge !

it only got 5 because it amused me when plied with alcohol

Here the Leprechaun franchise aims for straight up comedy and winds up shooting itself in the foot. With an uzi. The main hurdle isn't the terrible cgi or the uniformly horrible performances, but the constant attempts at humor that rank somewhere beneath those of David Hasselhoff in Fugitives Run.

VERY BAD MOVIE !

SO... it's the obligatory "in space" episode, present in any good B-Franchise. Usually this is the low point (See Critters and Hellraiser) but I guess that's because the other franchises have the good decency not to make further sequels "in tha Hood".

I never thought I'd see something to compare to The Star Wars Christmas Special but boy oh boy. I mean I love bad movies in their own right and watch them and get enjoyment, but honestly this is a huge pile of slop. To hell with thee.

It's kind of quite telling that the "Leprechaun" series did in 3 films, did what it took the "Friday the 13th" series 9 films to do, by finally jumping the shark with their "horror" franchise by sending their iconic character into space. The fourth "Leprechaun" movie, just like the third film, tries way too hard at being a campy B-movie. However, the absurd combinations of everything involved here makes the movie start to become a mutant sci-fi parody that is plays like a bad comedy mess.

So I had just got done watching the terrible Wishmaster 3 and my wife and I decided to watch something cheesy and fun to bounce back with and she picked this. Holy hell was that a mistake. Wishmaster 3 at least tried to be a decent film, it failed miserably but it tried. This one knew it was a piece of shit and decided to run with it and it turned out worse. The the sets looked like they were leftovers from Red Dwarf or the original Doctor Who Series, the acting ...

In Space!

incomprehensibly awful shite

It is impossible to explain how intolerable this movie was.

Some parts are unintentionally hilarious. But mainly garbage.

Can't think of anything more deserving of a 0 than this.

Screw this crap......

Why did I watch this! Why!

At least it relies on clichés, instead of....weird shit, like the 3rd one. Also it's in spac, and not in a casino. Unfortunately, though, it really doubles down when it comes to comedy. With jokes that a 5-year-old came up with (apparently), who thinks repeating/explaining any punchline makes it funnier. And also never stops telling them during a 5 hour car ride. That's what watching this movie felt like. Being in a car with an unfunny douche, who won't shut up even once during the entire trip.

impressively stupid

Maybe CRITTERS IN SPACE wasn’t so bad after all – tired, scatty and unfocused series entry, with Davis trying his best, but he’s never funny, scary or even interesting as a villain, and the rest of the cast don’t help matters, trudging through the wearying clichés and characters of the genre with a grim lead-footedness. Trenchard-Smith’s reputation as a more kinetic film-maker is completely non-existent here, turning in a flat, dull job that wouldn’t pass muster as a 90s TV episode.

Okay but why???

C-

Why 4?

"Thank you, I've already had my lunch." "Yeeeah, big is GOod!" So terrible yet so hilarious.

This is definitely the best of all parts I've seen, but is still obviously bad.Clumsy Harold and psycho Mittenhand both rock as well as surge in a dress with a make-up on.What surprised me is a sacrifice scene when Leprechaun protected a princess and was blown up instead of her.Shame she acts slutty during the whole movie and is so obviously stereotypical.Quite a nice idea was taken from "Honey,I blew up the kid".One can also spot amusing quotes (i.e."Big is goood" :D). It's so bad it's funny :D

Very enjoyable. It's bad, but in a good way.

Hahahahahahaha.

BAHAHAHAHA!

Brian Trenchard-Smith brings the Leprechaun to space. The Leprechaun decides that he needs to conquer the universe and kidnaps a galactic princess to make his wife. When a group of marines is deployed to face this "alien threat", we are treated to Alien meets Henenlotter craziness. This has to be the best of the series - I could not stop laughing and I watched it ALONE.

My review was going to be all "I want me space gold!" but then HE DOESN'T EVEN WANT HIS GOLD?? WHAT IS THIS SHIT!?

Some hilarious scenes...

Well, not much to say. It's alien. But with at leprechaun instead. And really bad acting and bad set design and...oh, forget it: It's stinks

Any horror sequel with the words "In Space" can only mean "B-Movie." Not in a good way though.

4th best

i mean, there are some really hot guys, and there's this sort of stallone lookalike (who's way hotter than stallone duh) who literally gets shirtless just because and... well yeah, that's the only good thing about this film.