Most of our favourite horror franchises have made the leap to 4K, including Friday the 13th, Halloween, A Nightmare on Elm Street, and Hellraiser, and now Leprechaun will be joining them. Lionsgate Home Entertainment has announced that Leprechaun will receive a Steelbook 4K release on March 17 exclusively from Lionsgate Limited.
Leprechaun 4K Special Features
In the horror film that launched an eight-movie franchise, Warwick Davis stars as a Leprechaun who goes on a vengeful rampage after his precious bag of gold coins is stolen. Using his magical powers to trick, terrorize, and kill anyone unlucky enough to hinder his relentless search, the Leprechaun also sets his sights on Tory (Jennifer Aniston) as she scrambles to find the only weapon known to kill this ancient monster.
Here are the special features and technical specs:
- 4K RESTORATION OF THE FILM
- DOLBY VISION/HDR PRESENTATION OF THE FILM
- NEW Leprechaun Lore: Genesis of a Cult Classic
- NEW Designing Mischief & Mayhem: Special Effects Makeup
- NEW Leprechaun First Day On Set: Behind-the-Scenes Footage
- NEW Vidmark Entertainment VHS Promo Screener
- Audio Commentary With Writer-director Mark Jones And Special Makeup Effects Creator Gabe Z. Bartalos
- Audio Commentary With Actor Warwick Davis
- “The Leprechaun Chronicles Part One: Beginner’s Luck” Documentary
- Behind-the-scenes Footage
- Theatrical Trailer
- Still Gallery
- Optional English SDH and Spanish subtitles for the main feature
Lionsgate will also drop a Limited Edition VHS release on the same date, if you’re into that.
Jennifer Aniston Wasn’t a Big Fan
Leprechaun was Jennifer Aniston’s first feature role, and while the film certainly helped put her on the map, it’s not one she looks back on fondly. While being interviewed for The Morning Show last year, the interviewer mentioned that he was a big fan of Leprechaun.
Aniston responded, “Oh, see, there you go. Mmm. I know! A lot of people do. I don’t know why; it’s not my favorite, but it’s, uh… listen, whatever blows your hair back, you know?” I’ve got to side with Aniston on this one; despite my love for the horror franchises I mentioned at the top of this article, Leprechaun just never clicked with me. That said, I’m glad this release will be available for fans.
Will you be adding Leprechaun to your 4K (or VHS) collections?
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