1995·Horror·1h 27m
7.0
★
In the 1400s, Rumpelstiltskin is imprisoned inside a small jade figurine. In modern-day Los Angeles, the recently widowed wife of a police officer, with baby in tow, finds her way into a witch's shop and purchases a certain figurine, resulting in the cackling beast being freed and demanding possession of the baby.
Directed by Mark Jones
rumpelstiltskin
murder
death
based on fairy tale
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Cast
Kim Johnston Ulrich
Shelley Stewart
Tommy Blaze
Max Bergman
Allyce Beasley
Hildy
Max Grodénchik
Rumpelstiltskin
Sherman Augustus
John McCabe
Jay Pickett
Russell Stewart
Jack McGee
Detective Ben Smith
Mark Holton
Huge Man
Donna Barnes
Mother at Stream
Ben Marley
Deputy Joe
Elmarie Wendel
Gypsy Woman
Rachel Duncan
Little Girl at Stream
Crew
Mark Jones
Director
Mark Jones
Writer
Erik Rondell
Stunts
Tim Trella
Stunts
Charles Bernstein
Music
Victoria Burrows
Casting
Denise Lynne Roberts
Stunts
Troy Gilbert
Stunts
Andy Armstrong
Stunts
John Casino
Stunts
Jophery C. Brown
Stunts
Troy Brown
Stunts
Popular Reviews
12 reviews
Joseph GagnonPRO
2.0★ · 02/22/26
Fucketh me
Fucketh me
Sam Stimson
3.3★ · 10/14/25
He loves babies, he drives motorcycles AND trucks!Fun movie fact: This was made with no VFX or prostheticsFun rumpel fact: he gets in 5 (five) separate vehicular accidents in this movie!
He loves babies, he drives motorcycles AND trucks!Fun movie fact: This was made with no VFX or prostheticsFun rumpel fact: he gets in 5 (five) separate vehicular accidents in this movie!
The
6.0★ · 04/15/24
Wow. Very bad in a fun but absolutely baffling way. Clunker quips, really awkward blocking, more padding than you can tolerate, and some iffy stuff that hasn’t aged well. But it’s like they tried to make a bigger/better Leprechaun and many things went wrong.
Wow. Very bad in a fun but absolutely baffling way. Clunker quips, really awkward blocking, more padding than you can tolerate, and some iffy stuff that hasn’t aged well. But it’s like they tried to make a bigger/better Leprechaun and many things went wrong.
Cinergy
6.0★ · 10/22/19
Unlike Leprechaun, Rumpel doesn't believe in diminishing returns when pursuing his goal (in this case, the protagonist's baby). In act one, he bursts through a wall like the Kool Aid Man. In act 2, he steals a classic chopper from a biker. In the final act, he secures an entire shipping truck to pursue the protagonist in his goals. It just gets bigger and zanier as it goes, and I loved it. It was definitely helped by a villain that hits that sweet spot between silly and terrifying, aided by a design I could only describe as a perfect adaptation of Spider-Man's Green Goblin.
Unlike Leprechaun, Rumpel doesn't believe in diminishing returns when pursuing his goal (in this case, the protagonist's baby). In act one, he bursts through a wall like the Kool Aid Man. In act 2, he steals a classic chopper from a biker. In the final act, he secures an entire shipping truck to pursue the protagonist in his goals. It just gets bigger and zanier as it goes, and I loved it. It was definitely helped by a villain that hits that sweet spot between silly and terrifying, aided by a design I could only describe as a perfect adaptation of Spider-Man's Green Goblin.
Tommy
4.0★ · 06/13/26