"Leprechaun 3" is a bad film

The third installment in the Leprechaun franchise is a wide and extremely vulgar horror comedy that is an improvement over the garbage that was "Leprechaun 2," but that's not saying much.

Although there is nothing particularly innovative about the story's plot (the Leprechaun, once again, counts his coins, discovers that one is missing, and searches for whoever might be in possession of it), it is certainly busy enough, with two or three different storylines operating Leprechaun 3: The Horror Movie Review in parallel with one another at the same time.

This may be your last opportunity to watch the main character do an Elvis impression or give the middle finger.