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We are delighted to welcome cast member Nicholas Vince (Chatterer cenobite) and special effects supervisor Geoff Portass to discuss the production and legacy of Hellraiser in a Q&A after the film.

While many of you Hellraiser franchise fans rushed out...

There's a scene in Benny and Josh Safdie's 2014 feature, Heaven Knows What, where junkie protagonist Harley (Arielle Holmes) is shown watching one of the Hellraiser sequels on TV while high.

Take a look below after the official synopsis... From Dead Mouse Productions and the Producer of «Leviathan: The Story of Hellraiser & Hellbound: Hellraiser II», comes the new «Fright Night» documentary.

Yesterday saw the straight - to - video release of Hellraiser: Judgment, the tenth...

It wasn't very long ago that we got our first look at the new Pinhead courtesy of the Hellraiser: Judgement poster.

Not exact matches

There's Hellraiser «s Pinhead, standing in for Pinterest; there's The Birds» Tippi Hedren being attacked by a flock of Twitter logos; and of course American Psycho's murderous investment banker Patrick Bateman, professionally creeping on LinkedIn.

Instead of the customary sex, drugs and rock»n' roll, the legendary Hollywood hellraiser, now 77, admitted to sleeping (alone) until 1 pm and then settling his stomach with a glass of milk.

The infamous series Hellraiser is the perfect archetypal example of the body horror genre, and it has set the standard for the entire future of the subgenre.

For Barker, the scariest concept is the mundane depravity of people via occult influences ala Candyman and Hellraiser.

The four principals include James Tyrone (Jack Lemmon), a once - great actor who compromised his talent by barnstorming all over the country in a tired melodrama and by consuming great quantities of alcohol; James» wife Mary (Bethel Leslie), a morphine addict who lives in a world of dreams and delusions; oldest son Jamie (Kevin Spacey), a drunken hellraiser; and sensitive,tuberculosis - ridden younger son Edmund (Peter Gallagher), the Eugene O'Neill counterpart.

As a fan of horror movies I am often suspect of reboots / revamps, etc, but I'm trash for three horror franchises Hellraiser, Nightmare on Elm Street, and Halloween.

Horror fans have been hearing the rumors for years regarding Dimension Films» remake of Clive Barker's 1987 horror classic Hellraiser, with Martyrs director Pascal Laugier attached.

There are plenty of others who got their disown on, including the many Alan Smithee credits and also Kiefer Sutherland's directorial effort «Woman Wanted» and horror sequel «Hellraiser: Bloodline.»

First Man will see Knoxville playing a natural hellraiser, who «has totally behaved himself during his wife's presidential campaign, only to find the dynamic of their relationship change after he moves into the White House and becomes First Man.»

(But yes, of course, for those still keeping score at home, Hellraiser: Judgment does end with... another sequel teaser.

After writing a number of screenplays, which were turned into objectively mediocre movies, Clive Barker successfully campaigned to make his directorial debut with 1987's Hellraiser.

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Fright - Rags has just released a ton of awesome new merchandise featuring George A. Romero's classic horror zombie flick Dawn of the Dead, Hellraiser «s Pinhead, and the Evil Dead franchise's Necronomicon.

Everything you love about Hellraiser is cranked to 11 and shot directly into your veins for the perfect hallucinatory jolt of horror adrenaline, and one of my favorite horror sequels ever.

Yes, the queen of Hollywood plays a retired rock & roll hellraiser who heads home to patch things up with her estranged family in this Oscar - baiting indie drama.

Not a complete success, Sentinel, like the stray film in the Children of the Corn and Hellraiser direct - to - video series (IV and V respectively), succeeds based on a talented director and a smart use of atmosphere.

by Walter Chaw The only genre that boasts more direct - to - video fare than horror is porn, and since we haven't quite reached the point of quiet desperation needed to begin reviewing porn, find here a smelted cheddar of four dtv horror features (actually, The Boogeyman got a theatrical release in 1980, though I can't understand why): the eighth film in Clive Barker's venerable horror octology, Hellraiser: Hellworld; The Boogeyman and its second sequel, the legitimately straight - to - video Return of the Boogeyman; and Kevin VanHook's The Fallen Ones.

IDW has announced that it will publish a new five - issue sequel to David Cronenberg's horror classic The Fly entitled The Fly: Outbreak, which comes from the creative team of Brandon Seifert (Hellraiser, Witch Doctor) and menton3 (Silent Hill, Monocyte).

David Cronenberg's horror masterpiece The Fly continues in an all - new sequel from Brandon Seifert (Hellraiser, Witch Doctor) entitled The Fly: Outbreak, which gets underway this week from IDW Publishing, and you can check out a preview of the first issue of the five - part miniseries here... Years ago, a scientist had a horrific accident when he -LSB-...]

It took almost no time for the Hellraiser and Wishmaster series to converge into some half - congealed mess of tits and gore presided over by a recognizable bogey — around the same amount of time it took for someone to notice that you could rake in a lot of money at the expense of somebody else's good idea.

It's not just bad art, it's unscrupulous, cutthroat capitalism; and just as we reject cheap knock - offs of quality product, we should probably look the other way when presented with something called Hellraiser: Hellworld.

Dread Central talked to director Gary Tunnicliffe about his latest Pinhead franchise sequel, where he revealed a brand new behind - the - scenes Hellraiser: Judgment photo from the set of the film.

Doug Bradley often speaks his mind when it comes to the Hellraiser films, which he feels a remake should never happen of the 1987 horror classic

Gary J. Tunnicliffe «s Hellraiser: Judgment is one of the flicks that Dark Universe has been eagerly waiting to see this year, which stars Paul T. Taylor in the iconic Pinhead role, replacing the beloved Doug Bradley.

Outside of Clive Barker's Hellraiser, it's sort of crazy to think that, even with films like Event Horizon and As Above / So...

The first image of Paul T. Taylor in full Pinhead make up for Hellraiser: Judgment has been released.

A cult favorite for fans of author Clive Barker, but just plain silly (and very gory) schlock for just about everyone else, Hellraiser marked the first feature film as a director, adapting his own novel, «The Hellbound Heart».

Hellraiser: Judgment: The dreaded Pinhead returns in the next terrifying chapter of the classic Hellraiser series.

In addition to the poor look of the film, what Hellraiser really lacks is the essential character development that would make all of the following hullabaloo make some sense.

The splatterpunks count as their most notable acolyte Clive Barker, whose film Hellraiser, also from 1987, delivers some of the decade's most graphic gore as well as its most poetic moments of horror.

Also, the gore factor is high, so if you like your horror full of disembowelings and non-stop bloodiness, Hellraiser may be right up your alley.

I do realize that in horror circles, Hellraiser is something akin to a classic, but as is always the case, I don't really grade films based on popular opinion among fanboys of the genre.

Still, in the slasher - film driven 1980s, Hellraiser at least offered something different, and despite all that it had going against it, it did have Barker's name, and a ringing endorsement by horror maestro Stephen King, who hyped up Barker as the «future of horror fiction.»

Although it's pretty good as far as sequels go, owing a great deal of its creepiness to Christopher Young's superlative score (appropriated by Danny Elfman in Batman), Hellraiser II only occasionally captures the dank decomposition of Barker's literary and cinematic sensibility.

The events of its predecessor are covered in the first five minutes of Hellbound: Hellraiser II, in an entirely unhelpful montage that provides secrets into the birth of arch-villain Pinhead (Doug Bradley) but is doubtless arcane to neophytes.

In the final analysis, Hellbound: Hellraiser II is a film divided between moments of invention and, sadly, even more moments of banality and melodrama.

Hellraiser II is not a film for the weak of gorge or the faint of heart — I found myself leaving my strawberry - jelly sandwich to its own devices fewer than five minutes into the film.

Warlock joins Sid Haig (House of 1000 Corpses), Danny Trejo (Halloween, Machete), Chris Sarandon (The Nightmare Before Christmas), Doug Bradley (Hellraiser), Tobin Bell (Saw), Adam West (Batman), and many more at the 4th annual Mad Monster event in Charlotte, NC.

THE DVD Anchor Bay's laudable dedication to resurrecting «classics» of horror and cult cinema has resulted in another must - have, THX - approved DVD for admirers of Hellbound: Hellraiser 2.

While Hellraiser II is not the atmospheric brood-fest that the original is, it is still a horror film admirably reliant on a slate of unusual (and different) ideas.

by Walter Chaw Taking up right where the first film leaves off (and a familiarity with Clive Barker's Hellraiser is probably necessary for its enjoyment), Hellbound: Hellraiser II, which still lists Barker as an executive producer, boasts of a new director (Tony Randel) and a new screenwriter (Peter Atkins, working from an idea by Barker).

The result is a film that merely rip - offs Hellraiser (down to the reconstituted corpse), A Nightmare on Elm Street (down to the floppy - hat - wearing vengeful ghoul), and, most peculiarly of all, Dario Argento's Inferno and Suspiria (burning hellmouth, rain of maggots, man - eating dog).

Like Wes Craven, writer (and occasional director) Clive Barker has loaned his name to several projects - mostly the unending Hellraiser sequels, of which two are slated for release this year - and in most cases, these «presented by» / executive produced works are destined for cable TV and DVD (read: direct - to - video) outlets.

Fans of Barker's work may find Saint Sinner more satisfying than the myriad Hellraiser sequels, but the movie's most enjoyable aspect is Lennertz» lengthy score.