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Leprechaun 4: In Space

Warwick Davis (Actor), Brent Jasmer (Actor), Brian Trenchard-Smith (Director) Rated:

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Genre	Horror
Format	Multiple Formats, Color, NTSC
Contributor	Jessica Collins, Mark Amin, Mark Jones, Guy Siner, Gary Grossman, Miguel A. Núñez Jr., Brian Trenchard-Smith, Dennis A. Pratt, Brent Jasmer, Mike Cannizzo, Rick Peters, Tim Colceri, Andrew Hersh, Geoff Meed, Rebecca Carlton, Debbe Dunning, Jeff Geoffray, Warwick Davis, Jonathon Komack Martin, David Robert Cobb See more
Language	English
Runtime	1 hour and 35 minutes

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Warwick Davis. That bloodthirsty leprechaun is back in this futuristic tale of terror, battling the U.S. Marines who attempt to rescue a beautiful alien princess from his clutches. 1996/color/98 min/R/fullscreen.

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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ R (Restricted)
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 4 Ounces
Item model number ‏ : ‎ VM7561D
Director ‏ : ‎ Brian Trenchard-Smith
Media Format ‏ : ‎ Multiple Formats, Color, NTSC
Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 35 minutes
Release date ‏ : ‎ February 19, 2004
Actors ‏ : ‎ Warwick Davis, Brent Jasmer, Jessica Collins, Guy Siner, Gary Grossman
Dubbed: ‏ : ‎ French, Spanish
Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ English, Spanish
Producers ‏ : ‎ Andrew Hersh, David Robert Cobb, Jeff Geoffray, Jonathon Komack Martin, Mark Amin
Language ‏ : ‎ Unqualified
Studio ‏ : ‎ Lionsgate
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B000055WFU
Writers ‏ : ‎ Dennis A. Pratt, Mark Jones
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

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Kyra L

Awesomely bad

Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2022

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I told my husband about this movie franchise ( I saw the first two when I was 10ish) and when I read the summary for this one, I knew we had to watch.
It's awesomely bad and the director obviously embraced that. Ridiculous enough to watch for sure. 😂

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Lizzy Chrome

"Dear Lord, help us kill this ungodly son-of-a-bitch...!"

Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2020

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You don't need to watch any of the other "Leprechaun" movies to watch this one. In fact, it might be more fun if you haven't. The randomness really shines in this movie. While not comedy genius, this low-budget romp has its share of laugh-out-loud dialogue, mostly in the form of unexpected profanity. (Think of Officer Mooney from "Killer Klowns.")

As someone who loves camp but has a weak gag reflex, I appreciate that there was no gore in this movie, and gross-out moments were kept to a minimum. And every single actor and actress seemed to be having fun. In a movie like this, you'd expect to see at least one person just phoning in their lines. But everyone in this movie either played their role hilariously straight, or went all-out. While Warrick Davis is classic as usual, special mention must also go to the wacko mad scientist, who is as surreal as he is a campy German genius.

On the subject of the actors, fans of "Star Trek: Voyager" should know that Linnis Paris, the daughter of Kes and Tom Paris whose existence was erased in "Before and After," stars as Tina the scientist in this movie. I would never have thought Kes's spawn could be so badass, but I suppose she's Captain Proton's daughter too.

If you enjoyed "Killer Klowns from Outer Space," "Army of Darkness," or "Spacenuts," I recommend "Leprechaun in Space." I assume it's best watched after a few hearty St. Patty's Day drinks. (I can only assume, as the pandemic forced me to celebrate sober this year. But god willing, next year...!)

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Benito C.

Bad but good.

Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2021

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I love the kind of bad movies that make you feel as if you could have made something better but in reality, it takes a lot of cooperation and good vibes to make a decent movie. Because of that and the reason this movie does not stop once it starts, I wanna say thank you to the cast and crew for making this possible. If "Alien" and "Space Mutiny" had a baby it would be this. I love it.

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This movie is dumb and I regret owning it

Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2020

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It was equally cheap to rent or own, but I still wish I'd rented - the movie is set iiiiin spaaaaaaace FFS, and yet the kills are mostly boring and oddly bloodless for an R-rated movie. On top of that, the "leprechaun" doesn't really do much that is uniquely leprechaun - he doesn't kill for gold coins or grant twisted wishes or even use his magic very much; they never even call him a leprechaun, and we first see him on an alien planet putting the moves on an alien woman. This would have been so much better if he'd been the regular old Earth leprechaun, confused and irritated by the space age, but determined to get his gold back from those pesky humans even if he has to threaten his way onto one their fancy space coaches (AKA rockets) to get it - look out space people! Here comes leprechaun!
Or maybe he wakes up on a ship that's crewed by a well-meaning human for once, one who's trying to give the forgotten old world creatures a new home after Earth has died and humanity moved on; of course you can't expect gratitude or understanding from lep, and he quickly runs amok on the ship.
So many better ways to do "Leprechaun, but iiiiin spaaaaaaace"🙄😔

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Not "bad-good"

Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2021

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Don't let anyone convince you this is a "good-bad" film. It is garbage. Stupid plot, terrible effects, the worst of the series (probably, I stopped after #2). I watched the Friday the 13th in space and kind of enjoyed it (sue me), so I thought I'd give the leprechaun in space a chance. Now I am full of regret.

[Spoilers] There are 2 funny gonzo scenes in it: the alien princess (Rebekah Carlton) takes off her bra to "punish" them, and gives the monologue that all aspiring B-movie 80s actresses should memorize. Scene #2: the mind-controlled sergeant, in drag, reaches into his purse and pulls out some... nunchuks, because, yeah, why not?

I kind of liked the mad scientist also, but none of it makes it worth giving up 95 minutes of your life to watch this. The director is on my list (if I ever meet him I'm going to give him a punch). Watch the first one if you want to be surprised Jennifer Aniston is in it (lol), then skip the rest of the series. Or watch Willow again to feel terrible for Warwick Davis, who had to "act" in this piece of $@#%.

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Einsatz

“You begin to interest me, vaguely.”

Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2020

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Now the evil cackling leprechaun is in outer space. Why? Why not, the yappy little freak had to go somewhere. He was running out of plots on Earth. This time he’s after a wife who will make him a king. It’s to be a marriage of convenience.

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Roger S.

Killer Tomatoes

Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2005

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If you enjoyed "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes" you will love this film. That really sums up the whole thing. Don't expect great special effects or deep story lines. It is simply a piece of mind candy that is loads of fun to watch and laugh at, it is packed with all the stereo types, cliches and cheesy effects you expect from a great B movie. After catching it at 3:00 AM on TV, I enjoyed it enough to buy a copy. This is the only one of the "Leprechaun" series that I bought, or ever will buy.

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Destiny

Messing with a classic

Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2021

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Are you kidding me, this is horrible, this movie is an insult to the genre of horror. Leprechaun 3 was a joke but I gave it a pass but this seriously whoever came up with this idea for movie need to be schooled on how to make horror films.
Plus why when ever there are classic horror films do writers, producers and directors go out there way to take the space route and think its a good idea its a bad idea it was done with Jason X and that movie even the space thing was stupid its better than this movie.
The acting is horrible, there's too many random things almost seems like no one knew what direction they were go with this movie so they just threw a bunch of nonsense all together. The storyline is ridiculous, seriously I just can't, I'm ending this with I've seen bad movies but this one puts the icing on the cake.

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chunk

Reminds me of starship troopers but just not quite as good production wise.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 23, 2016

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Pretty funny film really and if you can manage switching off your brain for 20% of it and just suspend disbelief then you may well enjoy this cult classic. I did.

I do think you need to be a pretty heavy sci fi addict to really appreciate it though as this will certainly not be everyones cup of tea.

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Five Stars

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 24, 2016

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The Giallo Expert

Fieser fieser Kobold

Reviewed in Germany on December 22, 2018

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Im vierten Teil der langlebigen Leprechaun-Saga verschlägt es den tödlichsten Kobold der Filmgeschichte nach reichlich Erfahrung mit der Weltstadt Las Vegas ins Weltall. Dort möchte er sich fortan nur noch seiner angebeteten Prinzessin Zarina und deren Volk auf einem fernen Planeten als König widmen. Der obskure Dr. Mittenhand, eine Mensch-Maschine und Captain eines Raumschiffes, möchte dem fiesen Winzling das Handwerk legen, und setzt eine Truppe bis an die Zähne bewaffneter Marines auf ihn an. Diese können ihn zwar zur Strecke bringen, begehen aber den Fehler, ihn oder anders ausgedrückt, seine Überreste für tot zu erklären. Um die Abfälligkeit dem Leprechaun gegenüber zu demonstrieren, uriniert einer der Marines auf die Überreste des Leprechauns. Wieder auf dem Schiff angekommen, schlüpft aus dem besten Stück des Mannes der kleine fiese Kobold und begibt sich auf die Suche nach seiner Prinzessin. Sein Weg durch das Raumschiff hinterlässt eine blutige Schneise....

Eigentlich war ja schon abzusehen, dass die legendäre Filmreihe einen weiteren Beitrag zum Horrorgenre erfahren würde. Bereits zwei Jahre nachdem er in Las Vegas für Chaos und jede Menge Blutvergießen gesorgt hatte, beschloss man, dass es Zeit für den Leprechaun wäre, in buchstäblich neue Dimensionen vorzudringen. Die Idee, einen wahrhaft neuen Raum an Möglichkeiten der Machtdemonstration des Kobolds zu verwirklichen, zeigt einmal mehr, dass die kreativen Köpfe hinter der Saga sich auch wirklich bemühten, nicht die immergleiche Story neu aufzuwärmen, sondern auch etwas neues, unbekanntes zu zeigen. Diesem Musterbeispiel an Freiraum sollten auch andere legendäre Leinwand-Slasher wie Jason Voorhees oder Dracula folgen. Obwohl die Idee damals natürlich revolutionär war wurde rasch klar: Die Umsetzung von Horrorslashern im Weltall zeigt in der Regel einen deutlichen Mangel an Qualität auf der Haben-Seite auf. Und auch Space Platoon bildet keine Ausnahme der Regel.

Nur an ganz wenigen Stellen vermag der Film ein wenig zu unterhalten, und selbst dann sind die Schauspielerleistungen einmal mehr der Filmqualität alles andere als zuträglich. Weit weniger dramatisch aber ebenso unnötig: Die Spezial- bzw. Computer generierten Effekte. Während die Raumschiffe durchs schwarze Weltall fliegen wirken die Effekte stets extrem billig und minderwertig. Hier kommt kein Feeling auf, kein Charme, keine Atmosphäre, obwohl Fans der Saga natürlich zurecht argumentieren könnten, dass Space Platoon als Comedy-Horror mit C-Movie-Charakter ausgelegt war und dementsprechend die Effekte bewusst minderwertig erzeugt worden sind. Einmal mehr kann sich der Zuschauer mit keinem einzigen der insgesamt etwa zehnköpfigen Darstellerriege identifizieren geschweige denn warm werden - ein Problem, mit dem übrigens nahezu alle Teile der Reihe zu kämpfen hatten. Als wahrhaft beispiellos kann im übrigen nur die gewohnt gute Darstellung des Leprechaun durch Warwick Davis bezeichnet werden - dieser Mann spielt nicht den Leprechaun, er IST der Leprechaun.

Resümee: Space Platoon - ein gescheiterter Versuch, die Reihe durch eine konzeptionelle Neuausrichtung wiederzubeleben. Bis auf wenige unterhaltsame Stellen, ein durch und durch einfältiger und langweiliger Film. Nur für Fans der Reihe zu empfehlen.

Wertung im Bereich Horror: 2 von 10 Sternen
Wertung im Bereich Film: 1,5 von 10 Sternen

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Fuchur0815

DER ULTIMATIVE TRASH - FUN-FAKTOR SEHR HOCH

Reviewed in Germany on December 18, 2012

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Zugegeben, die Sprüche des LEPRECHAUN Warwick Davis sind hier sehr schwach.

Der Film ist aber so schwachsinnig und es passiert so viel, dass er wirklich total viel Spaß macht und für kurzweilige ca. 1 Std. und 20 Minuten sorgt.

Er hat auch teilweise recht gute Fun-Splatter Szenen, die freilich noch etwas heftiger nach meinem Geschmack hätten ausfallen können, aber so ist er jedenfalls ab 16 uncut !!!

Ich hatte mir den Film damals auf VHS-Videokassette unter dem Namen SPACE PLATOON angesehen und ich fand ihn einfach nur grottenschlecht.

Dies lag aber auch am damaligen Marketing, da in dem Spot für den Film der Leprechaun nicht ein mal vorkam und ich einen Science-Fiction Film erwartet hatte. Damals kannte ich die LEPRECHAUN Filme auch noch nicht.

Jetzt, wo ich zumindest den 1., 5. und 6. Leprechaun Film schon kenne, ist der 4. Teil ziemlich lustig und sehr unterhaltsam und kurzweilig.

Aber die Schmerzgrenze der Kaufpreises liegt bei 5,- Euro. Mehr sollte keiner für diesen Film ausgeben.

Wenn man bedenkt wie billig dieser Film produziert wurde, ist er echt der Hammer, was die Effekte betrifft, im Gegensatz zu solchen Enttäuschungen wie Critters 4, der aus Abfällen der anderen 3 Teile zusammengeschnitten wurde und der ja bekanntlich auch im Weltraum spielt.

Jedoch kommt der Film nicht annähernd an JASON X heran, den 10. Freitag der 13. Filme, der ja auch im Weltraum spielt.

Da fragt man sich doch unweigerlich, welcher Horror-Held NICHT irgendwann im Weltraum landet oder wann FREDDY im Weltraum erscheint bzw. Nightmare on Elmstreet goes Space o.s.ä. und wann es Michael Myers endlich auf die Raumstation Deep Space Nine verschlägt, wo er bitte alle Crewmitglieder dieser fürchterlichen Star Trek Serie abmurksen darf, danach darf er dann mit Scott Bakula und seiner Mannschaft aus Star Trek Enterprise weitermachen, so dass nur Star Trek Classic, The next Generation und Voyager übrig bleibt, die wahren Star Trek Serien !!! Ach so und bitte unbedingt in Stargate Universe vorbeischauen und alle killen !!!

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Jenny

Kult auf Blu ray

Reviewed in Germany on January 25, 2019

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Leprechaun wird nie langweilig. Teil 4 kannte ich bisher noch nicht und war umso glücklicher. Der Film besteht aus Witz und Horror. Ich als Horro Fan empfinde es mehr witzig, aber dennoch sehr gelungen. Ton- und Bildqualität sind gut. Da es ein Film ist der in einer Zeit ohne HD entstand darf man nucht zu viel HD erwarten ;)

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