I don't recommend seeing "Leprechaun 3."

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.

This show would be nothing without the Leprechaun (Warwick Davis). Special effects are often used in comedic and terrifying works.

This is the third of around six such movies I've seen, and the only one I kept (mostly) for the comedy. The tape's quality deteriorated to the point that I had to discard it. Perhaps I should see the movie on DVD when it comes out.

Even though Lee Armstrong played the Review of the film Leprechaun 3 female lead, few people had heard of her before or after. Although she was a gorgeous lady, she was plainly not much of an actor.

This little filthy Leprechaun should do the trick, but just this version, if you're looking for something silly yet enjoyable with a decent blend of horror and humour. Skip the remaining books in the series.