Let me start off by saying that 'Leprechaun: Origins' has absolutely nothing to do with the cult classic starring Warwick Davis.
My best guess is that WWE Films decided to go with the current title, hoping to snag a few people who hope to catch a glimpse of the original star.. Instead what we get, is some of the worst camera work imaginable, especially during close up shots of a creature so badly made, that it looks like a cross between 'Pumpkinhead' and one of the creatures from 'The Descent.' The creature also seemed to grow and shrink at will, during different situations, such as being shot at close range in an attic the size of a closet, by a hillbilly wielding a sawed off shot gun, who couldn't hit the broad side of a barn.
Random Ramblings of a Madman: The acting is the usual.. the characters, however enter an entirely new level of stupidity, such as entering a cabin with barred windows, and a lock on the out side of the door, big enough to keep Andre The Giant from getting out. Long story short, 'Leprechaun: Origins' is something that should be on the syfy network. If you enjoy that sort of thing, go for it.
My best guess is that WWE Films decided to go with the current title, hoping to snag a few people who hope to catch a glimpse of the original star.. Instead what we get, is some of the worst camera work imaginable, especially during close up shots of a creature so badly made, that it looks like a cross between 'Pumpkinhead' and one of the creatures from 'The Descent.' The creature also seemed to grow and shrink at will, during different situations, such as being shot at close range in an attic the size of a closet, by a hillbilly wielding a sawed off shot gun, who couldn't hit the broad side of a barn.
Random Ramblings of a Madman: The acting is the usual.. the characters, however enter an entirely new level of stupidity, such as entering a cabin with barred windows, and a lock on the out side of the door, big enough to keep Andre The Giant from getting out. Long story short, 'Leprechaun: Origins' is something that should be on the syfy network. If you enjoy that sort of thing, go for it.