values, acting, and humor than the original. TV Guide stated that the film is an improvement over its predecessor, though "cynically contrived even by schlock horror standards". Marc Savlov of The Austin Chronicle critiqued that the film is a complete rehash of the original. Discussing the rationale for a Leprechaun sequel with Fangoria, Warwick Davis said, "Money's definitely the answer", alluding to a pay increase for his role as the titular villain. The film inspired the Los Angeles business venture Dearly Departed Tours, which opened in 2005. References External links 1994 films 1994 horror films American supernatural horror films American slasher films Films set in 1994 Films scored by Jonathan Elias 1990s English-language films Leprechaun (film series) Trimark Pictures films Holiday horror films Films set in the 1990s Films directed by Rodman Flender 1990s American films