From the depths of Netflix is our ongoing series that explores the seedy back alleys of everyone’s favorite streaming service. No movie is too small or unheard of to escape our reviewer’s gaze. Thinking about wasting a Sunday afternoon watching one of these masterpieces? Let us do it for you first.
Having never seen any of the Leprechaun films I felt it was time to unearth this classic from the depths of Netflix and see what it’s all about.
Going in I knew that it wasn’t great, but also knew it had a cult following and now after having watched it I have no idea why. I’ve seen my share of cult classics, but they usually have some redeeming characteristic: horror, humor or just downright hokie. Unfortunately, Leprechaun was none of those things in enough abundance to make it worthwhile.
The most interesting part of the film was Jennifer Aniston; how has she not aged since 1993? She looks the same today as she did back then, which is a bit unsettling because I’m trying to buy into the idea that she’s a teenager in the film, but keep seeing her 45 year old self playing a teen. Aside from looking the same, she wore some sweet LA Gears which seeing actually excited me more than anything else in the movie.
Though as uneventful as it was, the film did have good camera work and pacing which made it easy to watch while working on something else. So, all in all not a terrible choice if you’re looking for some white noise to help you pass an hour and a half.
Savannah makes quiet easy to find if you know where to look. Step off the…
Something about the first full week of July makes people want to go further than…
Denver's date night scene rewards patience. The rooms that get the most attention are usually…
More men are spending time at online casinos, drawn in by the convenience, endless game…
Roma tomatoes are cheap and jammy right now, feta is doing more sauce work than…
Photo: David Kristianto / Unsplash For most of the last decade, the aspirational living room…