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Leprechaun Revenge (2025)
After surviving the horrors of a malevolent creature obsessed with his gold, an older and reclusive Ozzie Jones has spent decades trying to suppress the trauma of his encounter with the Leprechaun. Now haunted by hallucinations and living in isolation, his compound is sealed with boarded windows, homemade charms, and arcane relics—his only defense against a nightmare that he is convinced isn’t fully over. Will his defenses be enough when the Leprechaun comes for his revenge?
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After surviving the horrors of a malevolent creature obsessed with his gold, an older and reclusive Ozzie Jones has spent decades trying to suppress the trauma of his encounter with the Leprechaun. Now haunted by hallucinations and living in isolation, his compound is sealed with boarded windows, homemade charms, and arcane relics—his only defense against a nightmare that he is convinced isn’t fully over. Will his defenses be enough when the Leprechaun comes for his revenge?
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Jason Leavy, Michael Leavy
In Theaters:7/3/2025
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Fuzz on the Lens Productions
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