The movie Leprechaun 4: In Space is a science fiction horror comedy film that was released in 1997. It is the fourth installment in the Leprechaun film series. The movie was directed by Brian Trenchard-Smith and starred Warwick Davis as the Leprechaun.
The movie begins with the Leprechaun holding Princess Zarina hostage on a distant planet. He plans to marry her and become the ruler of the universe. However, a group of space marines from Earth, led by Sergeant Hook (played by Miguel A. Nunez Jr.), arrives to rescue the princess and stop the Leprechaun's evil plans.
The marines quickly find themselves in a battle with the Leprechaun, who is a master of trickery and uses his magical powers to wreak havoc on the crew. Meanwhile, the princess struggles with being a captive, but she's able to help the marines by divulging some crucial information about the Leprechaun's weakness.
The movie is filled with suspense, action-packed scenes, and humor. The spaceship sets the stage for much of the action sequences and provides a unique backdrop for this quirky horror-comedy. It features creative and outlandish special effects, such as a cyborg marine and a malfunctioning sex-bot.
As the story progresses, the marines attempt to outsmart the Leprechaun, who continues to trick them and wreak havoc on the ship. The climax of the movie unfolds as the marines attempt to defeat the Leprechaun once and for all and rescue Princess Zarina.
Overall, Leprechaun 4: In Space is an entertaining and unique sci-fi horror-comedy that is both thrilling and humorous. It combines the supernatural elements of the Leprechaun character with the futuristic world of outer space to create a fun and offbeat adventure.