Warwick Davis’ Leprechaun Gets 4K & Blu-ray Steelbook Release Date, Watch Trailer

Lionsgate has announced the 4K and Blu-ray steelbook release date for Leprechaun, the cult classic horror comedy led by Harry Potter vet Warwick Davis. The 1993 movie also served as Golden Globe winner Jennifer Aniston‘s feature acting debut, a year before landing her breakout role in NBC’s Friends sitcom.

“In the horror film that launched an eight-movie franchise, Warwick Davis stars in an iconic role as a terrifying 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 as she scrambles to find the only weapon known to kill this ancient monster,” reads the movie’s official synopsis.

Check out the trailer for the Leprechaun 4K and Blu-ray steelbook release below (watch more trailers):

When is the 4K and Blu-ray steelbook release date for Leprechaun?

Leprechaun will be available for purchase on 4K Ultra HD™ + Blu-ray™ + Digital Steelbook starting on March 17, 2026. In addition, Lionsgate will also be releasing an exclusive VHS version of the movie on March 17. Despite receiving negative reviews from critics, the 1993 horror comedy still went on to become a cult classic. Because of its commercial success, it was followed by seven more sequels.

Listed below are the special features included in its home video release:

• 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 (NEW)
• 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

The movie was written and directed by Mark Jones, with Jeffrey B. Mallian serving as its producer. The cast also included Ken Olandt, Mark Holton, Robert Hy Gorman, William Newman, Shay Duffin, Pamela Mant, John Sanderford, John Voldstad, and David Permenter. During its initial theatrical run, the movie earned a gross of over $8.5 million at the domestic box office against a reported budget of around $900,000.

Source: Comingsoon.net