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Leprechaun 2
A thousand years ago, the Leprechaun left a bloody trail when he ripped through the countryside in search of his stolen gold. Now he's back in the big city using all of his deadly tricks to snare the girl of his nightmares. His bloody quest becomes more deadly when her boyfriend steals one of the Leprechaun's gold coins. The town soon discovers two dead bodies and a trail of gold dust leads them to the Leprechaun's lair.
1994 · Directed by Rodman Flender · 85 min · Comedy · Horror · Screenplay in the scene database · 6 frames
Tagline
This time... luck has nothing to do with it.
Plot
In the year 994 in Ireland, the leprechaun celebrates his 1,000th birthday, on Saint Patrick's Day. The leprechaun intends to marry his slave’s daughter. In response to her father William O'Day's pleas, the leprechaun says that she will be his only when she sneezes three consecutive times without anyone saying "God bless you". He manipulates her to start sneezing. O'Day says "God bless you" to save her and is killed by the leprechaun, who promises to make a bride out of a descendant of O'Day on his next 1,000th birthday.
On St. Patrick's Day 1994, in L.A., a young man named Cody works with his Uncle Morty giving "dark side" tours, a scam that drives tourists around to the alleged gravesites of celebrities. Cody takes over the tour one day, when Morty is too drunk, forcing him to cancel a date with his girlfriend, Bridget, a modern descendant of the O'Day bloodline. The leprechaun emerges from one of the tour stops. He attacks and pulls out a homeless man's gold tooth before leaving in search of Bridget. Cody and Bridget stop at a race track where they were supposed to meet their friends. They enter the office and meet Ian, an employee at the track and a friend of Cody and Bridget. Bridget ditches Cody to stay at the race track with Ian and their friends. Cody is forced to leave the track and continue the tour, but while driving, he speeds through a red light and is arrested; Morty bails him out of the police station.
Meanwhile, Ian drops off Bridget and tries to convince her to spend time with him at her place, but she tells him she is still dating Cody and pushes him away when he grabs her, calling her a tease. While leaving, Ian sees Bridget calling for him to come to the garage; however, it is a trick by the leprechaun, who has disguised a lawn mower as Bridget. As Ian attempts to kiss "Bridget", the lawn mower slices him to death. Cody later visits Bridget and gifts her with flowers, and they reconcile. The leprechaun begins to make her sneeze. Cody attempts to say "God bless you", but a phone cord starts to strangle him before he can finish the phrase. Bridget tries to run to the door, but encounters Ian’s body hanging outside the door. The leprechaun then manifests to claim Bridget. After a scuffle with Cody, the leprechaun escapes with Bridget, but loses one of his gold coins after Bridget knocks a pot of gold from his hands. The coin falls into Cody's possession.
Plot summary from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA.
Crew
- Written by: Turi Meyer, Alfredo Septién
- Cinematography: Jane Castle
- Edited by: Richard Gentner, Christopher Roth
- Music: Jonathan Elias
- Production design: Anton Tremblay
- Produced by: Donald P. Borchers, Paolo Mazzucato
Cast
- Warwick Davis as The Leprechaun
- Charlie Heath as Cody
- Shevonne Durkin as Bridget / William's Daughter
- Adam Biesk as Ian
- Arturo Gil as Drunk at the Pub
- Linda Hopkins as Housewife
- James Lancaster as William O'Day
- Sandy Baron as Morty
- Kimmy Robertson as Tourist's Girlfriend
- Clint Howard as Tourist
Production
- Country: United States of America
- Language: English
- Studios: Trimark Pictures
- Budget: $2,000,000
- Box office: $2,300,000
- Themes: halloween, sequel, leprechaun, slasher
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