Warwick Davis,
Jennifer Aniston,
Ken Olandt,
Mark Holton,
Robert Hy Gorman
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Friends star Jennifer Aniston made her film debut in this horror story about a psychotic, six-centuries-old leprechaun on a murder spree throughout North Dakota. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
Directed by: Mark Jones
Release Date: January 8, 1993
DVD Release Date: September 20, 1999
Stats: 1,767 reviews
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February 12, 2012
Bad attempt at delivering a comedy horror flick, but still the best in the series (if that says something of importance to you) Leprechaun is a cheesy, poorly made comedy horror film about a killer leprechaun. Starring a very young Jennifer Aniston, in one of her first films role... read more
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November 17, 2009
My local cable station looooves to run this movie all the time. I can see why, Warwick Davis is over the top in a good way, Jennifer Aniston was/is hot.
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March 23, 2009
Tries to make you laugh, ends up doing so for all the wrong reasons. Davis is clearly having too much fun and this is where I'm sure a lot of love for the films comes in. Aniston and her old nose provide an excellently bizarre curiosity. Not since Katherine Heigl is that Bug film... read more
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April 20, 2008
PISSED OFF FUCKING LEPRECHAUN WANTS HIS GOLD BACK. He'll give you a stroke! He'll pogo stick you to death! He'll...he'll...hm. Get shot a lot. I swear to God the good guys unload 30 shotgun shells into him, not realizing that it doesn't seem to work. Whatever; no one ever claimed... read more
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October 23, 2007
This movie is great! Warwick Davis is amazing at killing people over gold. What?
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July 14, 2007
A competent, but slightly boring introduction to the world of a killer Leprechaun. It has a very small-scale feel to the story. Warwick Davis plays one bad little dude. There's nothing too shocking within. There are lots of funny scenes, like the Leprechaun trouncing on some dude... read more
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June 24, 2007
The Leprechaun isn't the only one who would like to get hold of Jennifer Aniston's lucky charms.
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April 2, 2007
For a B-movie type film this is great. But for a serious film buff, not good.
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Another psychotic "thing" on the prowl, this time IN time for St. Patrick's Day.
incredibly bad and boring
Mildly diverting horror silliness followed by dreadful sequels.
The perfect high-concept comedic slasher, and it's still Jennifer Aniston's best film to date.
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