From SyFy comes Leprechaun Returns, a low-budget horror-comedy. A direct sequel to the original, when Tory Redding’s daughter heads off to collage she discovers that her sorority house is the same house that her mother lived in when she battled the Leprechaun, and that he has returned to find his gold. Mark Holton reprises his role as the dimwitted Ozzie, but he’s the only one who comes back. In fact the cast is pretty weak: Taylor Spreitler is no Jennifer Aniston, and Linden Porco has none of the charisma or charm of Warwick Davis. Still, some of the environmentalist satire works, and the new character design for Leprechaun isn’t too bad. However, the horror-comedy relies too much on cheesy gore and special effects. Yet as silly and stupid as Leprechaun Returns is, it’s about par for the series.
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From SyFy comes Leprechaun Returns, a low-budget horror-comedy. A direct sequel to the original, when Tory Redding’s daughter heads off to collage she discovers that her sorority house is the same house that her mother lived in when she battled the Leprechaun, and that he has returned to find his gold. Mark Holton reprises his role as the dimwitted Ozzie, but he’s the only one who comes back. In fact the cast is pretty weak: Taylor Spreitler is no Jennifer Aniston, and Linden Porco has none of the charisma or charm of Warwick Davis. Still, some of the environmentalist satire works, and the new character design for Leprechaun isn’t too bad. However, the horror-comedy relies too much on cheesy gore and special effects. Yet as silly and stupid as Leprechaun Returns is, it’s about par for the series.