Leprechaun 6: Back 2 Tha Hood

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The fact that this movie had 5 that came before it should tell you that all these films are a piece of cinematic art. I found all of the dialogue enlightening and deep. The way the director told the story was truly delightful. I suggest every person watch this film.

I know Leprechaun In The Hood wasn't all that great. Leprechaun Back 2 tha Hood was actually an improvement. It was very low budget, and it showed all through the movie, but that definately doesn't mean anything. The story was pretty decent, and the acting was quite good for what it was. Overall its a step in the right direction, Leprechaun 7 would be a good idea if the series continues to improve. 7 out of 10.

this is the six movie in the "Leprechaun" series,and it's actually not too bad.it has a much darker tone than any of the previous entries.but there are pretty funny bits as well.there is a lot of course language for the first 30 minutes or so.and by a lot,i mean every other word.that bothered me bit.i don't have anything against course language being used in a movie,but there is a limit.i just don't need to hear every other word being a swear.thankfully,this annoying problem didn't last throughout the film.there's a lot of irony in this film,which seemed more prevalent than the other entries.this movie is not scary,but as i said it is quite dark in tone,making this much closer close to being scary than parts 1 to 5.all in all,this may be the best of the franchise so far.i give "Leprechaun 6:back 2 the Hood" 5/10

I suppose one could begin by saying that it was well acted; it was, but pornos can be well acted also. The plot is a whole different matter. The writer seems to have totally abandoned the comical limericks that are the lep's modus operandi. In fact we see Warwick taking on very few lines and taking on more lethal damage in this one flick than in all of the other lep movies combined. Overall it was pretty good, certainly better than Warwick Davis' dabble in space travel. But really, did my Pot of Gore need to become obsolete for this?

i truly enjoyed this movie , it has everything u want from a leprechaun movie , action,suspense,horror,drama,comedy........man!!!! great movie without a doubt...ive been a fan since the first one of course i did thought part 3 was bad and so was part 4 but they came back good with leprechaun in the hood now this last installment of the leprechaun movies has to be one of the best ones rent it buy it enjoy it i guarantee u will like it ...... warwick davis rules!!!!!!!!!!midget power!!!!!!! lol

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.

`. . . he's the man behind the mask!' Oh wait, that's the song from F13pt6. Nevermind. Here we are on another visit to the land of horror, where the monsters never die and no two sequels explain the title character the same way, but this is a given for anyone remotely familiar with franchise horror. No, you don't get a cookie for guessing that other than the title character and on-screen references, this film has no narrative connection to its predecessors. In reviewing Leprechaun 5, I expressed my overall disappointment, but stated that `Leprechaun still has enough moments to get my rental at least for one more film.' Well, the Lep's second trip to the hood is far more entertaining than the first. The humor is fresher, more precisely delivered, with plenty of little nudges at the Leprechaun's height which I found the funniest – especially coming from Warwick, himself, with quite a bit of enthusiasm so it's all in good humor. Okay, that and an ancient creature discovering our technology and customs is interesting (and not painfully done as in the first ‘Hood' Leprechaun movie). The script/characters are more intelligent than some previous films (don't get your hopes up; it's not saying much) . . . overall it's one of the more entertaining Leprechaun sequels (again, that's not saying much.) I dunno ‘bout other fans of the series, but Warwick Davis is my interest in the Leprechaun films and anything else that isn't hideous is a bonus. Other than typical complaints and shortcomings that all horror sequels showcase, I didn't have much to gripe about . . . so the sixth Lep outing satisfied my expectations.