the bridge and rescues Sticks by spraying Mittenhand with liquid nitrogen and shooting him. The only other surviving marine, Books, opens the airlock so the giant Leprechaun is sucked into space and explodes. Books joins the others at the helm and they deduce that the password is "Wizard", since Dr. Mittenhand previously compared himself to the Wizard of Oz. After stopping the self-destruct sequence, Books and Reeves kiss, while Sticks looks out the window to see the Leprechaun's giant hand giving him the finger. Cast Warwick Davis as Lubdan The Leprechaun Rebekah Carlton as Princess Zarina Brent Jasmer as Staff Sergeant "Books" Malloy Jessica Collins as Dr. Tina Reeves Guy Siner as Dr. Mittenhand / The Mittenspider Gary Grossman as Harold Tim Colceri as Master Sergeant "Metal Head" Hooker Miguel A. Nunez Jr. as Private "Sticks" Debbe Dunning as Private Delores Costello Mike Cannizzo as Private Danny O'Grady Rick Peters as Private "Mooch" Geoff Meed as Private Kowalski Ladd York as Private "Lucky" Critical reception This film holds a 17% approval rating on review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, based on 6 reviews; the average rating is 1.5/10. The A.V. Club wrote that "the outer-space setting comes off as a desperate ploy to continue a horror series without having to pay any attention to continuity or the laws of reality". DVD Talk rated the film as 3 stars of 5 stars as "Recommended". References External links 1997 films 1997 horror films 1997 direct-to-video films 1990s science fiction films American science fiction horror films American space adventure films American sequel films American slasher films 1990s English-language films Direct-to-video horror films Direct-to-video sequel films Films about size change Films directed by Brian Trenchard-Smith Films set in the 2090s Films set on fictional planets Films set on spacecraft Trimark Pictures films Leprechaun (film series) Films set in the future Films about princesses 1990s American films