PiraBit if their story seems completely bonkers, almost like a feverish work of fiction, you ain't heard nothing yet.

Stephan Hammond It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

Guillelmina The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

Sarita Rafferty There are moments that feel comical, some horrific, and some downright inspiring but the tonal shifts hardly matter as the end results come to a film that's perfect for this time.

willnye-74430 OK so this is easily the best movie in this entire series and that's because this is the movie where the series embraces the fact that these movies are just so freaking terrible that they actually end up being entertaining, which is probably why all of the movies in this series after 1 and 2 were released direct to DVD

Platypuschow Leprechaun always faced that uphill battle of not being taken seriously, thing is they really aren't supposed to. These are comedy horrors and harmless ones at that.Leprechaun 3 is noted as being Warwick Davis favourite and I can see why, it blows the others I've seen out of the water with it's fantastic humour and performances by the cast.Our leading lady however retired straight after production, perhaps this isn't what she had in mind when she went into acting.This third part see's our titular character venture to Las Vegas where one of his golden shillings is stolen. Cue the bloodshed & brilliant comedic quips.Watching this almost helped me forget about the embarrassment that was the WWE's reboot of the franchise back in 2014 with Origins.Harmless fun and the best one of the franchise that I've seen up until now.The Good: Humour is on point Cast is great especially Davis Looks solid The Bad:A bit silly in places Things I Learnt From This Movie:Leprechauns need health insurance toI really want to see a Leprechaun vs Chucky crossover now

Scott LeBrun The third entry in this inexplicably successful series has a change of setting going for it. It places our rhyming, sadistic, cheerful little imp deep in Sin City, where he is restored to life once again and creates havoc for various denizens of the city. Scott (John Gatins, future Academy Award nominee for his screenplay for "Flight") is a naive young man who blows the entire nest egg (earmarked for college) that his parents had provided for him. He must eventually do battle with his little nemesis, even after something unexpected starts happening to him.This movie is one of those cases where it's more entertaining than it probably had any right to be. Give credit to cult filmmaker Brian Trenchard-Smith ("Turkey Shoot", "Dead-End Drive- In") and screenwriter David DuBos for milking the Las Vegas setting, and the idea of this greedy villain taking center stage, for all that it's worth. It does manage to be fairly amusing at times. The rhyming routines by Mr. Lep can be groan inducing while still making a viewer chuckle. The makeup effects by Gabe Bartalos are pretty good, especially when a character expands to the point of absurdity and blows up, a la "Big Trouble in Little China".The actors are effective, selling the Hell out of this material as much as they can. Warwick Davis is just so much damn fun as the Irish fairy with much more tricks up his sleeve than decidedly lame "magician" Fazio (John DeMita). Gatins and his extremely sexy leading lady Lee Armstrong are very appealing, Michael Callan is amusing as a slimy casino boss, and it's always a pleasure to watch the lovely Caroline Williams (playing a casino employee) in anything. Rod McCary appears uncredited as "Father Bob", a character name he also had in "Night of the Demons 2".A fun horror comedy, albeit one that most people are likely going to consider a guilty pleasure. Still, it's stupid and it knows it, and it's a little too hard to resist.Six out of 10.

dawsonswenson6 Warwick Davis again reprises his role as the evil rhyming Leprechaun with a hunger for his gold, but this time... He's in Las Vegas! Vegas to me seems like the perfect place for a Leprechaun to be. He does a lot of humorous things in this film, that it leaves out a bit of the horror, but it is still a great instalment to the franchise. Where do I begin to start. Well for instance the new fact that if you have a coin of the Leprechaun's and you can make a wish if you have it is new, and I find it to be a very good thing, guy wishes for a winning street and wins big in Vegas, how fun is that? And what about the sex robot? I know it probably could have looked better, but I still find that it gives a thrill there and I got a laugh out of it. And another twist is that if you get Leprechaun blood on you or mixed with your blood... You yourself become a Leprechaun. I would say that makes a lot of sense, and it is funny to see the second main character (The first being the Leprechaun) turn into a Leprechaun and be tempted to take the gold for himself, plus it was funny when the Leprechaun flipped the other to mains off. But without a doubt, the greatest about this movie is when the Leprechaun stops to play Craps at the Casino while still looking for his pot of gold, it just seems like the thing that he would do, and when I saw him do that, then those guys come to try and make him stop, then he shoves a token down that guys throat and makes him spit out a lot of coins like a slot machine. I fell on the floor laughing! This is a great film, again it is a bit more comedy then horror, but I find that to be for the better, I recommend this movie to anyone that wants a bunch of laughs, this is your movie. This movie is an 8 out of 10.