Revealing: The ‘bear trap’ clearly has no spikes in it, so how could it have wounded Nathan. This is ever so clear when Tori prises the bear trap open to get his leg out, and it snaps back.
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When Jennifer Aniston answers the phone and the Leprechaun's hand comes out, it's an homage to the scene from A Nightmare on Elm Street, when the main character was talking on the phone and it suddenly turned into Freddy's mouth and tounge. See more...
Leprechaun (1993) - 5 major mistakes
starring Jennifer Aniston (add more)
Continuity: During a fight scene with the Leprechaun you can see a very noticeable difference in height between Warwick Davis (Leprechaun), and his stunt double.
Continuity: After Nathan pours the gasoline and throws the match in the well, we see a canister and shotgun sitting by well. But when the well explodes, they’ve disappeared.
Continuity: Officer Tripet gets tired of running and he slumps down against a tree. His places his left arm up on the trunk and it slides down so that now his hand is down atop his knee. The shot changes to his front and now the hand and arm are back up on the tree trunk above his shoulder.
Revealing: After the Leprechaun kills Mrs. O’Grady, she is leaned up against a table. After Mr. O’Grady shoots the Leprechaun, he walks over, past his dead wife, who clearly blinks.
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