Being an evil killer leprechaun isn’t easy. It’s especially hard if you want to get married. According to mystical leprechaun laws, you can only do that once every thousand years. The good news is that to get a bride, all you have to do is make her sneeze three times and that creates some Irish magic spell that forces her to marry you. No dating, no expensive dinners, and no wedding rings required. Watch out though, because all someone has to do is say “God bless you” when she sneezes and that breaks the spell—which means your ass is then forced to wait another thousand years for your next shot at wedded bliss.
So, that’s what happens here. The leprechaun is back, he’s in Los Angeles, and he’s had enough of bachelorhood. He wants to marry this young blonde chick named Bridget (Shevonne Durkin), which annoys her boyfriend a tad. The highlights are the creative kills, including a death by coffee machine.
This was the last Leprechaun film to get released in theaters. The remaining fifty-seven movies in the series all went straight to video.
Directed by Rodman Flender, who gets my vote as the director with the fakest-sounding name of the 90s.