Leprechaun 3: The Saga Continues

Leprechaun 3 is regarded good enough since it is funny, and that's all. Movie's fun to watch several times, but other than that, it has no redeeming qualities, lacks any kind of class, has terrible acting and much worse writing.

There is no denying that the Leprechaun (Warwick Davis) is the show's most memorable character thanks to his hilarious witticisms and rhythmic delivery. Comedic and terrifying special effects are commonplace.

This is the third of around six such movies I've seen, and the only one I decided to retain (mostly) for the comedy value. The tape eventually became so unwatchable that I discarded it. The DVD was later released, so maybe I might give it a go.

Lee Armstrong, who played the female protagonist, was a gorgeous lady but clearly not much of an actor, since she is mostly forgotten at this point.

If Review of the film Leprechaun 3 you are looking for something silly yet enjoyable, with a decent balance of scary and funny moments, then this little filthy Leprechaun should be able to satisfy your needs, but just this version. You may safely ignore the remaining books in the series.