“Oh, no tears, please. It's a waste of good suffering!”
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“Oh, no tears, please. It's a waste of good suffering!”
what's your favourite movie from the hellraiser franchise?
hellraiser (1987)
hellraiser II: hellbound (1988)
hellraiser III: hell on earth (1992)
hellraiser: bloodline (1996)
hellraiser: inferno (2000)
hellraiser: hellseeker (2002)
hellraiser: deader (2005)
hellraiser: hellworld (2005)
hellraiser: revelations (2011)
hellraiser: judgement (2018)
hellraiser (2022)
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okay so
i had to make a post
im stuck doing schoolwork and suffering, so i thought it would be funny to watch ALL hellraisers. I WASN’T READY FOR THE HELL WHICH I RAISED
i will do in detail movie review later, but to sum up,
hellraiser I, II and III are fine, but with the bloodline it takes one of the most fucking bizarre turn i have seen. OKAY BUT AT LEAST IT TRIES TO HAVE SOMETHING TO DO WITH THE ORIGINAL STORY
i wasn’t ready when i started up hellraiser inferno. where the last one had something to do with original THE REST JUST KAJDFLKLAKDFJajdsfhfdsfhhjsfddhjsduhj>KjHJhLISDHFAEJHW(>T)(QRJIERHFJDHDJAhGHFADHUjk
like where as the first three and four are fantasy horror sci fi, THIS FUCKING MOVIE DECIDES THAT WE NEED A COP THRILLER
IT HAS ABSOLUTELY 0 CONNECTION WITH THE ORIGINAL STORY AND ONLY HAS PINHEAD SO PEOPLE CAN GO “OMG THAT’S THE GUY!!!!!!!! ::DDDDDDDDDDDDD”
hellseeker tries to kinda piggyback from last movie using the same effects, but it tries to add something from the original movies; kirsty
but like......................
SHE DOESN’T DO ANYTHING :sob:
SHE DOESN’T TALK ABOUT THE CENOBITES OR THE LAMENT CONFUGIRATIONS OR LABYRINTH SHE IS JUST THERE TO BE DEAD WIFE PROP - OR NOT EVEN THAT
THIS MOVIE IS LIKE 40% SOFTCORE PORN :sob:
what i find the most bizarre, is that doug bradley, the actor from the first movies still played pinhead in these later movies, even though they CLEARLY HAD NOTHING TO OFFER TO THE FRANCHISE PLUS THESE MOVIES HAVE ONLY CREDITS TO CLIVE BARKER AS “BASeD ON CHARACTERS CREATED BY CLIVE BARKER” AKA HE HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH THE MOVIES so why would doug bradley willingly participate in their creation????
AND THIS IS NOT ALL
THE CURRENT IM WATCHING NOW REVELATIONS HAS SOME OTHER ACTOR TRYING TO COPY WHAT DOUG BRADLEY DID AND WAS :sob: :sob: :Sob:
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Pinhead [Doug Bradley] with the Lament Configuration
Hellraiser Franchise
"This world, it obviously disappoints you all. That is why you chose to begin this journey. And since you gave yourselves so willingly, allow me to finish what he started."
Hellraiser: Deader (2005)
“Hellraiser: Deader” (2005)
Directed By: Rick Bota
Miramax & Dimension Films
Poster:
This film and “Hellraiser: Hellworld” (2005) were filmed back to back in 2002
Some gifs from @bewarethehorrorblog and @vampirecorleone
HELLRAISER: DEADER WRITERS: Neal Marshall Stevens and Tim Day DIRECTOR: Rick Bota STARRING: Kari Wuhrer as Amy Klein Paul Rhys as Winter Simon Kunz as Charles Marc Warren as Joey Georgina Rylance as Marla Doug Bradley as Pinhead QUICK CUT: A reporter receives a mysterious box and opens it up to
My new review is up, and it’s time to tackle the seventh Hellraiser movie, Hellraiser: Deader.
*sighs*
It’s a whole lotta nothing, but it’s not completely devoid of plot. Click on in and read away.
The three direct-to-dvd Hellraiser sequels that were directed by Rick Bota. Entries 6, 7 and 8 respectively. Not seen by many and appreciated by even less.