continuity explanation for the Leprechaun series

[teenkiller]

I've read many people complaining about the plot holes of the Leprechaun series. How each new entry never explains how he got to his location or even mentions anything about his previous adventures. While I was watching Leprechaun in the Hood something caught my attention. The character known as Butch starts reading from the book "Leprechauns for Dummies" and says that Leprechauns are evil servants of Satan. When he said "Leprechauns" as in plural it made me realize that maybe its a different Leprechaun in each film. Maybe each Leprechaun movie had a different Leprechaun and therefore his location in each movie makes more sense. Just a thought. Thats all for now GOoD JOURNEY my fellow schmoes.

[countchocula]

The plot holes are at times baffling, but I've never actually tried to make sense of them. Storyline continuity is not of great importance in a Leprechaun flick.

[Freddy Vorhees]

Leprochauns servants of Satan WTF? I didn't even think they believed in Satan in Celtic mythology!

[bowieee]

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Freddy Vorhees:
Leprochauns servants of Satan WTF? I didn't even think they believed in Satan in Celtic mythology!</font>


Thats because he had all his leprechauns do all his dirty work for him.

[teenkiller]

I guess Satan loves his pot o' gold. Well thats all for now GOoD JOURNEY my fellow schmoes.