Leprechaun 2 (1994)

As the ancient clock ticks over to mark the Leprechaun's 1000th birthday, a twisted tradition grants him the power to choose a bride. His method is as idiosyncratic as he is: make her sneeze three times and she's his. However, his matrimonial dreams are thwarted when his chosen bride, the daughter of his ill-fated slave, escapes his clutches. Now, he must endure another millennium until his 2000th birthday to claim his nightmarish bride. Fast-forward a thousand years, and the descendant of his once-intended now has a protector, a courageous young man named Cody. Cody, living with his cunning Uncle Morty, operates a tour company called Darkside Tours, acquainting people with the darker corners of the world. Yet, nothing could prepare him for the darkness that is about to descend when the Leprechaun awakens, leaving a bloody trail in his pursuit of a wife and his stolen pot of gold. When Cody unwittingly pilfers one of the Leprechaun's precious gold coins, the stakes escalate. The Leprechaun kidnaps his bride-to-be, creating a deadly game of cat and mouse. As Cody ventures into the Leprechaun's den to rescue Bridget, he must navigate a labyrinth of deadly surprises, learning fast that only wrought iron holds the power to destroy the monstrous creature. In the midst of this chaos, Morty concocts a plan, driven by greed rather than heroism. But as their lives hang in the balance, it becomes clear that their only real hope lies with Cody. Can he overcome the blood-thirsty Leprechaun and save his beloved, or will they fall victim to the wrath of the gold-obsessed monster? One thing is certain: the Leprechaun will stop at nothing to reclaim his gold and his bride.

Leprechaun 2 is a comedy movie featuring Warwick Davis and directed by Rodman Flender.

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