Rish Outfield's reviews
Judging from the box, Leprechaun 3 sounded good. It was not. Sometimes a movie will be made that has a great premise, but just fails miserably, but this one didn't have any potential. In that way, I guess they made the best movie they could with what they had. Las Vegas is a really romantic place in the movies, but in reality, it ain't like that. The girl was very pretty, hired for her face and body, but it became clear from her first scene that she couldn't act her way out of a deflated balloon. The main hero was neither likable nor believable, as he constantly got himself into trouble, then never had to pay for any of it. The title character proved once again that there are things less frightening than Chucky. Warwick Davis talked in rhyme a lot, which was bad, but a lot of the rhymes were uncreative and hokey, which was worse. They rhymed 'shilling' with 'killing' THREE times, by the way. There was, I'll grant, some funny dialogue at first, mostly from a mobster and his bodyguard, but those scenes were far and few-between. Yes, I meant that wrong. There was a woman whose breasts and backside grew until they exploded, but that's no reason to see it. In the end, I searched for somebody to root for, and ended up choosing the end credits as my somebody.
I'd Recommend It To: Those who loved the first two, but still, I'd suggest you skip this one and go right on to the fourth (it's a blast!)

The tyranist's thoughts
Bad. Bad. Bad. You may find it hard to believe, but this is the worst entry in the Leprechaun series. Even Leprechaun 4: In Space has some redeeming qualities. This doesn't. It is simply terribly done. The villain is still so unscary that he makes you giggle when he tries to be threatening. The dialogue is so abominable that you will have nightmares in which you will dream that people talk that way. There isn't a single truly sympathetic character in the whole movie. And to top all of that off, it takes place in Vegas. Nothing is scary in Vegas. Nothing. There is too much light and too much excess for anyone to be scared of a little gnome. This series should never have been made, but since they did make it, they should have stopped after two.