Picture this... Chucky vs. Leprechaun both pint-sized killers duel to the death in this diabolical; deadly; flick...
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Ive had this idea forever!!
...And yes, Lep would win.
anything other than another Leprechaun In The Hood flick is ok with me.
Leprechaun
Leprechaun 2
Leprechaun 3
were all great a sa trilogy then i thought they hit rock bottom with... Leprechaun 4: In Space (it really wasn't that bad honestly)
boy was I wrong....then they made the horrible
Leprechaun: In the Hood (i thought this was as bad as it could get.)
then they made the even WORSE
Leprechaun: Back 2 The Hood
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'Leprechaun 4: In Space' was pretty god awful. Though I do own all of them.
'Leprechaun In The Hood' IMO is the best Leprechaun of all.
'Leprechaun Back 2 Tha Hood' was okay. Not much more, not much less.
That's the same exact thought I had about the movies. I thought the first three were okay. And then I thought, "Outer space? Holy crap. This is going to be the worst." Wrong. 'In Da Hood' movies were incredibly bad. They probably killed off the Leprechaun series.
I would like to see a seventh movie though... I want to say "I hope it won't be stupid" but you just have to pick what kind of stupid it'll be. ... Definitely not the Old West I keep hearing about.
How about this: Leprechaun 7: Joining the Circus.
He'll have this revelation early on in the movie while about to kill someone who says something like, "Nooo!! Don't kill me!!! Freaks like you belong in a circus!!" He then starts to think about how grotesque his appearance really is, and where his life is going if he keeps this old tired routine up. He is an aging leprechaun, and he starts to feel like one. He looks at himself in the mirror..."I'm not getting any younger" he says to himself, and has a deep introspective moment before finally laying down for the night. That morning, he wakens upbeat and determined to change his course in life from this point on. He gives up his slasher past, and decides his life will be better off if he settles down a bit, finds a steady job and woman, and gets some hobbies to kill his time and exercise his mind. He hops on an old Conestoga wagon bound for the country, and there he finds a female leprechaun also troubled by her past and looking for a fresh start. They immediately hit it off, and together they know where they belong...In the circus. Together. Soon, they are flipping and flying 80 feet above the ground in trapeze acts, captioning the imagination of all who are watching.
Eventually, with rapidly growing internet and television entertainment, the crowd starts to thin out over the years. What once was a bustling Mid-Western crowd watching his every move in amazement is now just a handful of regulars trying to relive what it once was, and what he is no longer. The leprechaun thinks about how trapped in the past his few dozen audience members have become, and sees himself when looking out over them. Sadness overwhelms him, and he collapses in his cottage after the show of a heart attack. His woman crying over his body, the leprechaun, a once circus phenomenon, lies dead in his cabin.
Kind of a bit of an independent film taste to it, but it might work.
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Ok you lost me at " steady job".... this is a horrible idea. I don't know if you're an independent filmmaker yourself, but if you are, Find yourself a day job 'cause you're not going far in this industry.
The whole point of the Leperchaun movies were to be a sort of horror/comedy genre not a romantic/drama. If it doens't have guts and gore I doubt anyone would care, especially in this day in age.
R.I.P Adam Goldstein AKA DJ AM..... Heaven will finally have it's house DJ. Rock that *beep*
Leprechaun in Da Barrio!
Think of all the Hispanics he could offend!
Now that is pretty funny!
As crazy as it may sound, I think it needs to be rebooted. I would love to remake this! I love how atmospheric the original was in some scenes, was a pretty dark film as well if you think about it. A lot of people give it crap, but I think it was well done, compared to most trash these days.
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Leprechaun 7: Old West Kill Fest
Oh boy a trashy film nerd can only dream!
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Warwick Davis himself said that if it were up to him , he would like to see the leprechuan go at it in the Caribbean against pirates.
shareOh geez - tons of magic potential here! I can see him turning a pirate into a masthead. Legs or arms turning into wood.
That's my only complaint about the movies. There's all kinds of wish potential that never gets used. There needs to be more wishing/magic-changing going on where stuff happens to people.
That would be awesome, to make him the anti-hero this time!
No spoilers today!!
I am actually writing my own vision of a Leprechaun 7, which is treated more of a serious horror film than a comedy.
It features Tory taking a trip to Ireland to get over the flashbacks and nightmares she is still having. I'm hoping to run it across Warwick Davis one day. It might be interesting on his opinions if he is able to read it.
"I'm sure lots of teenage girls have got posters of Bernard Cribbins in their bedrooms."
How about:
Leprechaun 7: Pimp My Pot!
"The things you try to hide always turn out to be the things you can't forget."
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