Leprechaun 3 Horror Movie

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Leprechaun 3 is funny and successful as a result. It lacks sophistication, has poor acting and much worse dialogue, yet provides brief moments of amusement.

Because of his numerous creative rhymes and immensely humorous lines, the Leprechaun, portrayed by Warwick Davis, is without a doubt the most entertaining character in the show. In both comical and horrifying films, a wide range of special effects are used.

This is the third of perhaps six films of this kind that I've watched, and it's the only one I've opted to keep, owing to its comic value. After a while, the cassette's quality degraded to the point that I couldn't listen to it. It's likely that I should look into getting the later-released DVD.

Lee Armstrong played the part of the female lead, and while she was a gorgeous lady, it is clear that she was not much of an actor, since very few people had heard of her either before or after she played this role.

If you are looking for something foolish but enjoyable, with a decent combination of horror and humour, then this little nasty Leprechaun should be able to satisfy your needs, but only this version Leprechaun 3 Horror Movie Review of the film. Don't bother continuing on with the remainder of the books in the series.