Leprechaun 3

1995 "Welcome to Vegas... the odds are you won't leave alive!"

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Leprechaun 3

5.1 | 1h34m | R | en | Horror

It was a normal night in Las Vegas, Nevada, all the lights were flashing brightly, until a man with one hand, one eye, and one leg walks into a pawn shop with a statue of a hideous looking Leprechaun. The owner claims it's a good luck charm. The statue also wore a medallion around it's neck. The careless pawn shop owner took off the medallion setting the Leprechaun free...

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5.1 | 1h34m | R | en | More Info

Released: June. 27,1995 | Released Producted By: Blue Rider Pictures , Trimark Pictures Country: United States of America Budget: 0 Revenue: 0 Official Website:

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Genre

Horror , Comedy , Romance

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Cast

Warwick Davis , John Gatins , Lee Armstrong , John DeMita , Michael Callan , Caroline Williams

Director

Candi Guterres

Producted By

Blue Rider Pictures

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Warwick Davis

as Leprechaun

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Inside the Worlds of Epic Universe Waltzin' in the Moonlight Willow: Behind the Magic After the Dark Times Yub-Nub!: The Forgotten Ewok Adventures Willow Moley Maleficent: Mistress of Evil

John Gatins

as Scott

Lying and Stealing Frances Ferguson The Power of the Present 7 Chinese Brothers A Thousand Words Fred 2: Night of the Living Fred Real Steel FRED: The Movie Meet Dave Norbit

Lee Armstrong

as Tammy

Adventures with Kanga Roddy Magic Island Leprechaun 3

John DeMita

as Fazio

Last Squeak Tonight with John Oliver Michael Jackson's Halloween Resident Evil: Vendetta Dwegons and Leprechauns The Invincible Iron Man Thru the Moebius Strip The Animatrix Kid's Story Waking Up in Reno Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within

Michael Callan

as Mitch

Titans of Destruction: The Evolution of Giant Monster Movies The Last Road Leprechaun 3 Dark Dreams Freeway My Wicked, Wicked Ways: The Legend of Errol Flynn Last of the Great Survivors Double Exposure Scruples Blind Ambition

Caroline Williams

as Loretta

He Sees You When You're Sleeping Renfield Megalodon: The Frenzy Doomsday Meteor Killer Rose Cuddly Toys Ten Minutes to Midnight Pieces of Me Slayer: The Repentless Killogy Hanukkah

Candi Guterres

Art Direction

Victor Ortado

Assistant Art Director

Peter S. Combs

Construction Coordinator

J.D. Harris

Leadman

Ken Aichele

Production Design

Lance Dodson

Property Master

Daniel J. Vivanco

Set Decoration

Andrew Gersh

Set Dresser

Karin Bagan

Set Dresser

Ian Dodd

"B" Camera Operator

Tony Jones

Additional First Assistant Camera

Raymond Klein

Best Boy Grip

Joel Schwartz

Camera Loader

David Lewis

Director of Photography

Paul Wolkowsky

Dolly Grip

Vidal Cohen

Dolly Grip

Eric 'Jetson' Pfoutz

First Assistant "B" Camera

Ed Giovanni

First Assistant Camera

Pat Swovelin

First Assistant Camera

John Smalley

Grip

Leprechaun 3 Audience Reviews

TrueJoshNight Truly Dreadful Film

Cortechba Overrated

Borgarkeri A bit overrated, but still an amazing film

Lollivan It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

rgm-24256 I liked this one, beautifully well done, creative, I liked the characters in this one, great music, great story, well done.

Eric Stevenson So this movie features the leprechaun who is now weakened by a medallion as well as his gold being destroyed. I thought he was weak against either four leaf clovers or iron. What is this thing supposed to be defeated by? Oh and he died in the last movie but now he's back. I mean, this guy looks and acts the same as the leprechaun in the previous films. It must be the same character! Anyway, this movie features the leprechaun biting somebody causing him to turn into one. I thought that was vampires, werewolves, and zombies? Well, I guess if they can bite people and make them one of themselves leprechauns can do it too.Dang, the 1995 computers do not hold up. I guess I'll give the movie credit for being slightly better than the last one. This movie features coins that grant wishes. I thought the leprechaun himself granted wishes? Anyway, the main characters actually do use their wishes well and are pretty intelligent. I find the death of the woman with the inflation of the lips, breasts, and butt to be horrifying to watch and not in a good way. The leprechaun loses one shilling just like he did in the first movie. I don't care, these movies suck. *1/2

renner1999 Leprechaun 3 was the best film in the 6 part series. In this one, the lep is in Las Vegas creating trouble. Several people die like in the other films, but even an evil and greedy leprechaun knows better than to disrespect Elvis in Sin City-he briefly bonds with an Elvis impersonator without causing him any harm.The lep also has some good lines, and this one even features a naïve college student (Scott) who gets bit by the lep and starts to turn into one of the green monsters. Fortunately, the naïve college student and his sexy female companion (Tammy-working as magician's assistant to a wannabe magician (Fazio) who gets sawed in half by the lep)defeat the little evil green guy. Scott even manages to avoid becoming a little evil green midget at the end of the film.My favorite death scenes are the one where the an older woman jealous of Tammy's good looks finds one of the lep's coin, and wishes she was beautiful again. The lep makes her boobs, lips, and butt big and then proceeds to blow her up. The other good death scene is where the dirty old man casino owner gets seduced by a sexy female robot with big boobs, and then gets electrocuted by the lep.The lep also manages to ruin Fazio's magic trick by turning an animal into a pile of poop in his hand-that was also very funny. If you have limited time and want to check out this series, recommend watching this one as the 1st film to view.

Paul Magne Haakonsen Compared to the first two movies in the "Leprechaun" series, then part three is fairly tame and a step back horror-wise. The third installment of the series offers more of a comedy approach to the genre."Leprechaun 3" takes place in Las Vegas, where everything is golden, so it is right up the leprechaun's alley. So the setting itself was actually not a bad choice.Again, as in the previous two movies, the leprechaun (played by Warwick Davis) is on a killing rampage and spewing rhyming obscenities. It does have its odd charm and works out well enough, despite it bordering on being downright annoying.The lack of scares, horror and blood in this third movie is a step downward in the enjoyment for me. Don't get me wrong, "Leprechaun 3" is a nice movie, sort of a strange horror-comedy. If you watch this movie hoping it to be scary, then you are in for a disappointment.Having seen it now, and having parts four and five next to me, I am starting to dread the direction the series have gone in. But still, I am sure I will give the remaining movies a go as well.