Rish Outfield's reviews
Movies like these are why I do this page.
I'm serious. Leprechaun 4 was the most fun I've had with a horror film in a long, long time (not counting The Mummy). Boy, it was awful. But it was also so great! It was so silly, so dumb, and so hollow a movie experience, but you know, I would OWN this movie.
Luckily, I was watching it with a couple of cynical horror fans--tyranist, and his new best friend brother-in-law (who has a name, but I've forgotten it). We laughed, we snickered, we cheered, and we booed. It was schlocky Sci-Fi combined with dumb Horror, and even without the robots, I felt like I was watching a "Mystery Science Theater 3000." Also, there were only three women in the movie, right? And all three were extraordinarily good-looking. The future looks bright, huh? Warwick Davis, who also goes on the list of celebrities I've met, said that these movies are fun and stupid, but good money for a month's work. And he said it with affection, so I imagine there will be more in the works. When a film as bad as this is made, perhaps the filmmakers stop and say, "Look, we're not making art here--let's just have some fun." This has to be among the dumbest films I've seen, but I would see it again. And again. And maybe a time after that.
Best Scare: Oh, come on.
I'd Recommend It To: People with friends and a sense of humor. Drinking beforehand might help.

The tyranist's thoughts
I didn't really care for this movie at all. The whole idea was stupid, the acting was pretty bad, the budget was extremely low, the whole movie just kind of sucked. Considering how much I have to fight to get Rish to watch the Leprechaun movies sometimes, it is a wonder that I even still want to check out the third entry and possibly the fifth when it comes out next year. In fact, I am having problems just writing about this. And I like space marine movies. Well, let it be said that we saw it and I didn't enjoy the experience much although, in retrospect we did laugh at it a lot.