washedout-48194 yes dawgas an origin story I think it sets up the future franchise well: Leprachauns. It's important to understand the religious and moral backgrounds to this tightly interwoven plot. The excitement of the fast paced scenes and special effects right got me going. This film's only weakness are these two things The grammar The wrong leg was goneI like the way he didn't die but then cement killed him

Stevieboy666 Once again the little Leprechaun revives & is on the hunt for the people that have stolen his gold. This installment is a little slow at first but once it gets going it's pretty enjoyable. Strangely the Leprechaun doesn't rhyme in this one, which is a shame, but he does get high (really funny) & his violence, especially towards women, appears nastier than before. Certainly an improvement on the dreadful part 5, it's an OK watch for fans of the series.

BA_Harrison Hairdresser from tha hood Emily Woodrow (Tangi Miller) and her ghetto pals discover a chest full of gold coins and, ignoring a warning from a psychic woman to deny their newfound wealth, find themselves threatened by a malevolent leprechaun.What has made the Leprechaun sequels bearable thus far is their blatant silliness and camp characters, with the focus on twisted humour rather than genuine horror. Leprechaun: Back 2 tha Hood plays everything a little too straight for its own good, with not nearly enough in the way of knowingly dumb nonsense: the death scenes are forgettable, and with some of the least likable protagonists of the whole franchise (drug smoking, gun toting thugs with few redeeming qualities), Back 2 tha Hood proves to be quite the painful experience.The funniest scene in the whole sorry mess is when Leprechaun (Warwick Davis, returning for the paycheck) smokes a bong, but we already saw the little guy get stoned in the previous film (which handled the whole 'G' thang with a lot more fun).

FilmFanInTheHouse Leprechaun: Back 2 tha Hood directed by Steven Ayromlooi After some very bad sequels, a Leprechaun film has been made which can happily conclude the Irish monster's saga. It might have a reference to the hood in the title, but hardly similar to the previous attempt. Here they have created a worthy sequel. There may still be the problems with some of the characters and their dialogue, as well as some obvious plot holes, but Lep 6 actually worked on building up the characters, as well as a back story for the Leprechaun. Speaking of Leprechaun, Davis also manages to finish of his Leprechaun story, with one of his best Lep performances.