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Aug 30, 2024 32 min

Leprechaun 2 (1994) | Episode #97

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In this episode of the Such a Nightmare podcast, hosts Katherine Troyer and Toni Tresca discuss the 1994 horror comedy film Leprechaun 2. Episode Highlights: We explore how the sequel compares with the original 1993 film and argue that, particularly in terms of cinematography, Leprechaun 2 feels richer and more vibrant. As evidence, we turn to the cold opening scene and its use of cinematography to help communicate not just what is happening in the film, but how we are supposed to feel. It's hard to not talk about some of the wonderful (and horrible) death scenes in this film, so we mention some of our favorites. And we examine how this film presents as an ultimately affirmative horror film, which seems fitting considering that Leprechaun 2--much more than the original film--reads as a fairy tale complete with extensive backstory and lore. A Dose of Scholarship: There really isn't much in the way of scholarship on the Leprechaun franchise....so if this franchise is your jam, start writing! This podcast episode first aired on August 30, 2024. Jackson O'Brien--your edits make us better podcasters...thank you! ALL LINKS Twitter/Instagram: @NightmarePod1; YouTube: Such a Nightmare; Email: [email protected]; Website: suchanightmare.com

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