While it’s something of an overused statement to declare remakes or reboots as usually acts of art-adjacent corporate greed, even the most cynical horror fan
Category: Hellraiser
Top 5 Cenobites From The Hellraiser Franchise
Back in 1987, just after squalid, hedonistic thrill seeker Frank Cotton was done farting around with an ornate puzzle box he’d bought from a bazaar
Top 5 Traumatic Torments Of The Hellraiser Franchise
Clive Barker’s marauding band of Cenobites has been happily plying their trade of filleting boundary-adjacent pleasure seekers and making them get off on it for
Hellraiser: Judgement (2018) – Review
After keeping their hooks sunk deep into the flesh of the Hellraiser franchise after banging out a quickie sequel in 2011 in order to keep
Hellraiser: Revelations (2011) – Review
Why are the horror icons of the eighties so difficult to recast? Dracula and Frankenstein’s Monster never had this trouble, with Gary Oldman and Robert
Hellraiser: Hellworld (2005) – Review
From Hellraiser’s fourth installment onward, the quality control had been taking a noticable nosedive with every subsequent episode. Slashed budgets and the opting and retooling
Hellraiser: Deader (2005) – Review
As we reach film seven in the Hellraiser franchise’s descent into an inferno far more upsetting than the one Dante went on about, the tears
Hellraiser: Hellseeker (2002) – Review
After Hellraiser: Inferno’s DVD premiere presumably made enough money for Miramax to scrape together enough loose change to make another, Hellraiser: Hellseeker was released onto
Hellraiser: Inferno (2000) – Review
When news broke of what tortures Dimension Films had in store for the Hellraiser franchise after the lackluster performance of the Alan Smithee directed fourth
Hellraiser: Bloodline (1996) – Review
If the noticably immature Hellraiser III was a timely portent that the franchise was already tipping over the edge of the abyss into the realms
Hellraiser III: Hell On Earth (1992) – Review
It happens to the best of them – that moment where a burgeoning horror icon becomes the main character in their own franchise to the
Hellbound: Hellraiser II (1989) – Review
There’s always a pressure with sequels to outdo the original – it’s only natural. After all, go big or go home has seemed to be
Hellraiser (1987) – Review
The 80’s were an insanely fertile time for the horror genre where genuinely imaginative and freakish classics were seemingly sprouting up everywhere. 1981 alone gave
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