Leprechaun In The Hood: Stoner Cinema At Its Finest

Take a seat, horror hounds, as The Leprechaun makes his rounds from grassy knolls and Irish springs to the streets on a hunt for bling. I can't stop rhyming since watching the 2000 film "Leprechaun in the Hood," a unique yet fitting entry in the franchise. The fifth movie in the series takes the wise-cracking Leprechaun to South Central, scheming and murdering his way to his golden flute. Fans of the series have varied opinions on its cheesiness, but most agree it's fun to watch with friends, especially when stoned. This film's existence and its audience make it worth discussing. The franchise began with the 1993 film starring Jennifer Aniston and shifted from pure horror to a mix of comedy and surrealism. Today, we follow the Leprechaun's first trip to South Central and his encounter with Ice-T's character. Roll one up, pour one up, and let's dive in. I'm Kier with JoBlo Horror Originals, and you're watching Deconstructing.