Has a few scares, but nothing that hasn't already been done in it's previous films. The story is a bit dull and the writers have run out of new ideas except for the ending which explains a little more. The ending is actually the only reason why I didn't rate this completely rotten.
Way overhyped. Even with the middle of the movie on fast forward it was drawn out and boring. I get what the movie is about and I happen to like sad endings at times, but anyone who works for the IRS is scum and I could never see them as a good person. Maybe if Smith played a postman I could give this review a 40.
Around the first 20 minutes, I began seeing this flick more as a war movie rather than a ghost movie. It helped me enjoy it better as most supernatural aspects were ditched in favor of ghostly possessions. Actually, this movie may have done better if it was a straight war movie where the characters go crazy rather than get possessed. Anyway, it wasn't a terrible movie and the ending was a decent way to close it off.
I wanted to give this such a higher review because the creators really had something here and they neglected it badly! This should've been a great exploitation gem from the 1970s, but it was dropped and it broke. Makeup was pretty good, the music was excellent genre style, and the movie boasts Satanists vs Bikers! But werewolves were only seen in the last third of the movie for a very short amount of time.
Kind of dull most of the time with overly dramatic dialog that made me fight myself to stay awake just to see the ending. The acting was above-averege and what tiny amount of action was in here was good, but only enough for me to see the 3 main stories come together. This film was unmemorable and it really doesn't matter whether you see it or not.
Aside from the 2 mains having one too many deep talks or make-out sessions, this wasn't at all a bad movie. It makes good with twisting a coming cashless society in an extreme sense and exploits the flaws it will have. I'll will remember this movie's originality.
This came on one night when I was stranded in a hotel room and there was nothing else to watch. I expected it to be better, but I've never been one for straight-up dramas like this. However, the witty dialog and decent acting did actually hold my attention.
More Leprechaun fun while not being at all bridged from the first movie. You have to just not think too hard to enjoy this series. The acting is horrible and the plot is even worse that the one in the first movie.
I thought it was fun and original. Warwick Davis as The Leprechaun really is a scary little fellow and shares some brutal death scenes all the while making funny cracks about his victims' demises.
Kind of scary for a film made these days. It has a supernatural chill throughout and the acting wasn't half bad. It kept us interested for the whole movie and reminded me of some Twilight Zone episodes at times. However, after its ending, we still aren't explained anything which sort of sucked. I guess not everything always gets explained in life either.