Leprechaun 2 (also known as One Wedding and Lots of Funerals in the United Kingdom) is a 1994 American comedy horror film directed by Rodman Flender and written by Turi Meyer and Al Septien.

O'Day says "God bless you" to save her, but is killed by the angered leprechaun, who promises to make a bride out of a descendant of O’Day on his next 1,000th birthday.

On St. Patrick's Day, in 1990s Los Angeles, a young man named Cody works with his Uncle Morty giving "dark side" tours, a scam that drives tourists around to the alleged gravesites of celebrities.

Cody takes over the tour one day, when Morty is too drunk, forcing him to cancel a date with his girlfriend, Bridget O'Day.

Prior to Bridget's departure, the leprechaun emerges from one of the tour stops (a real Irish tree was growing at the home of Harry Houdini).

He attacks and pulls out a homeless man's gold tooth before leaving in search of his new bride-to-be: Bridget, a modern descendant of the O'Day bloodline.

The leprechaun sneaks inside and begins to make her sneeze, which Cody thinks is caused by the flowers and attempts to say "God bless you", but starts to be strangled by a phone cord before he can finish the phrase.

He returns home and consults a book with Morty which explains the leprechauns' ancient search for love and that cast iron is their one weakness.

Morty wins the contest, but the leprechaun escapes, sobering up at an espresso bar and murdering the barista who mocked his height.

[3] Kevin Thomas of the Los Angeles Times wrote that it has better writing, production values, acting, and humor than the original.

[4] TV Guide stated that the film is an improvement over its predecessor, though "cynically contrived even by schlock horror standards".

[6] Discussing the rationale for a Leprechaun sequel with Fangoria, Warwick Davis said, "Money's definitely the answer", alluding to a pay increase for his role as the titular villain.