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The Ending Of Hulu's Hellraiser Explained
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2024
- Hulu's new "Hellraiser" tells a gruesome tale, one that ends in carnage, gore, and explorations of the true nature of desire. It has such sights to show you.
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Riley's journey | 0:00
The box's future | 1:26
Voight the Cenobite | 2:41
The Hell Priest's secrets | 3:57
The secrets of Voight's house | 5:06
Colin's future | 6:14
Secrets of the box | 7:17
Leviathan's power | 8:08
Other configurations | 9:04
Riley's choice | 10:13
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Did you like the ending to "Hellraiser"? Would you have changed anything?
I would have taken the money they used to make this movie and given it to the homeless.
Yes, it was really good and I’m excited for its future.
@@hallking7441 Sounds like a shitty ending tbh
Don't know but Riley is pretty wild
Michael Myers would tear this pinhead's soul apart.
Pinheaded was surprised by her choice because to them, Lament was more horrific because their suffering as cenobites is far more pleasurable than the suffering of being back in the mundane world they (cenobites) all sought to escape. Cenobites were all people at one point would be regarded as “angels to some and demons to others”. Not all who are taken by the various puzzle boxes are turned into cenobites. Leviathan chooses those he deems worthy of his power. There are multiple puzzle boxes, and the lament configuration is a symbol of the suffering endured by those who would remain as the cenobites would say,” In a mundane existence”. The fact Riley would give up all that “pleasure” was shocking to Pinhead, and in a small way, garnered her respect. All in all, this was a very good reboot from the original Hell Raiser cannon and I appreciated their creative perspective to the franchise👍
That was for me probably the most profound/interesting part of the film. To a Cenobite, human guilt and regret is intolerable compared to flayed flesh and pierced throats.
@@blingVolcano I agree, because you could tell Pinhead was surprised, even breathless for a moment, when Riley told her she would rather carry all that guilt and suffering in her “brief” life. Makes you think what they will do in the future of HellRaiser
I didn't like the movie , characters were Blane
@@blingVolcano I think ppl misinterpret that part, we see pinhead mention early that the thing they give to ppl that complited the puzzle are considered gifts, pinhead also says that gift can be regiven. Most ppl assume Riley denied the gift to begin with but then pinhead says.
"you choose to live, to carry that weight
bitter and brief
you have chosen the lament configuration"
Those words change the ending, imo, if you go back and see every possible configuration of the box which are market as every possible gift, the lament configuration is life and is the first one. So riley did get a "gift" she got "life"
Freddy Krueger is also a cenobite to instead he works under a different boss call Zalgo Who gave him his powers. But i didn’t know ehither until I looked it up.
I felt so bad for the guy who died at the beginning. It looked and sounded excruciating, and the actor sold it.
Yeah he did great in that scene
The screams were so chilling
RIP Nora. she didnt have to get involved and she suffered the worst fate. But damn the whole Van sequence was fantastic!!
It was kinda messed up that Nora was basically just a good person, and the Cenobites kinda picked up on that and went HAM on her
@@Spoopball fr. I wish they showed more torture/death.
Tbh I think the all suffered great pleasures. Different since each time lament configuration box was in other mode. It's just I feel her was most shown to us
@@deviami637 yea, thats where my disappointment came in. They showed us a good portion of Nora's death. Which was amazingly done. I wish they showed the others...
@@chavang3699 I liked the guy at the end. Before he went to hell he was pinned down with wire and then his arm was bent and flayed from the elbow to the shoulder. Pleasantries
"Save your breath for screaming" that's both chilling and scary.
An new interpretation of the old "No tears, please. It's a waste of good suffering"
@@QuayNemSorr And it's very subpar and sucks
A big part of why is because of the actress's delivery! I read an interview with her where she stated she initially read the line in a threatening manner before the director gave her the note to say it more like a lullaby. She also interpreted the character as being in agony at every breath but also enjoying that agony. That paired with the brilliant sound design of her breaths made the line so chilling. I think this new movie really captured the way the cenobites are "angels to some demons to others" because they didn't make them one dimensional evil sadists. Which somehow made them all the more terrifying.
I feel the lazerous configuration would have brought him back as a skinless monster like Frank and Julia from the first 2 films
You mean, choosing the brother would bring his consciousness back but not all of his body. Followed by the line, "We said we would bring your brother back but didn't say how much. We need to keep a pound of flesh to pay our upkeep. I'm sure you'll understand."
Or to be honest, even worse---
Imagine putting him back together again after all that.
Genuinely think about how psychologically destroyed you would be.
Or if he came back covered in scars of all the wounds.
But I think you're right- he'd probably be a skinless monster
It was actually foreshadowed in Riley's hallucination, right before her friends found her at the mansion...
thats what i instantly thought too
It was ABSOLUTELY clear in the movie Voight was NOT in constant pain. ... He chose Liminal. Liminal is Boundary, or Border, Space between. He was exactly at the middle point between absolute infinite pain and normal. He precisely never had time to ever become numb to the pain, It was the exact point where the pain he experienced would be felt the most. Agony... Normalcy... Agony... Normalcy. ... He was torn between places, at the border of the Cenobites existence of infinite pain, and a humans life of normal. The entire point of Voights character and his ending, was to show the "Gift" the Cenobites offer, Experience... and the end of that game, ever increasing to a point of infinite pain... as you cross the "threshold" or Liminal boundary, you become less and less able to feel anything at all. Absolutely Numb to the pain of the universe. This is the point and the gift, existence is a cruel and unyielding place of torment and pain. They offer Salvation from that. At the cost of everything else... they stop understanding anything but pain. Like any divine being, their experience is beyond that any human could possibly understand, and they in turn cannot understand why a human would not want this gift. To be numb to the universes greatest threat, to exist as one with it, and beyond it... IS a gift. To live a normal human experience is to fully hold the weight of that pain and suffering, We live... we lose what we love, We forget what we know, our nerves decay incurring nephropathy, we age losing our bodies, and we ultimately are powerless to all of it. The eventual decay of human existence is like rain drops of agony... slow... eventual... it will consume us. The Cenobites are beyond that, Truly divine rising above the mortal. ... I think if you watch the Movie, this is EXACTLY what Clive Barker was trying to get across to us. To us, Angels are terrifying and horrible creatures, beyond our understanding, beyond our experience, "Be not afraid".
Wow! Your explanation here is exceptional!
You really gave us an academic paper in the UA-cam comment section 🙌
Absolutely brilliant 👍
Would you like to turn into a cenobite? Are ready for skin hooks and countless torture then to endure it maybe for eternity hoping for leviathan turn you into? 😖
woahhhh, I get it. thanks for this
I hope we get a sequel
Facts best Hellraiser by far
I loved it
It was shit
I think ppl misinterpret Riley ending a bit, we see pinhead mention early that the things they give to ppl that completed the puzzle are considered gifts, pinhead also says that gift cant be regiven. Most ppl assume Riley denied the gift to begin with but then pinhead says.
"you choose to live, to carry that weight
bitter and brief
you have chosen the lament configuration"
Those words change the ending, imo, if you go back and see every possible configuration of the box in the book, they are all related to a "gift" the first one been Lament "life", so Riley did choose a gift, she choose "Life", as for pinhead been surprise about, well after completing the whole puzzle to choose the "gift" that is just living a brief and bitter life makes all the sacrifice ppl worthless, but that is her choice and pinhead respect it cause it has no desire behind it.
I would add that all the choices turn out not what the characters expect, there’s always a catch. When Pinhead says “you choose to live” I believe if she would have chose Lazarus and brought her brother back she would have taken his place in hell.
@@thenightmare695 I would have assumed if he were brought back, he would not have been brought back as himself, but as someone living in perpetual agony, or perhaps a shell of what he once was. Just like how they kept tempting her with what I belive to be false illusions of her brother.
Exactly.
@@yusuka4ev830 yep this…if she chose the resurrection configuration, I feel the plot is very much like “be careful what you wish for” type of trope….but then again the story of Voight pretty much foreshadows that too.
I can dig it
Hellrasier 2 is definitely my favorite in the series but this one is right up there. I'm not 100% sold on the new Cenobites, they act more like zombies than "higher beings" (excluding Pinhead). I also miss the old posse, the way they would surround Kirsty was extremely creepy, and I hope that feeling can be translated into a sequel. I think this movie paves the way for more movies in the future.
Agreed but credit the humanistic and psychological aspects of Barkers original story are more prevalent in this telling. As far as some of the cenobites being like zombies, remember there is indeed a hierarchy among them just like there is in Hell. The ones that possess more individuality never seem to blunder toward the protagonists as some of the lesser soldier like ones do. Great movie overall for what it was attempting to reignite.
I think them acting like zombies can possibly be attributed to them having (for lack of a better term) very strict protocols and procedures on how and when they act, like they’re very reactive and focused.
I actually liked how they were kind of attack dogs as opposed to the “one liner” pinhead we grew accustomed to. Just my opinion. Plus it leaves more to explore if there are more movies. I do get your point though.
They could kill anyone at any time. When she walked outside, and stood before the Hell Priest, chains could have torn her apart... they did not. This isn't a game, they are not here to be monsters... to the Cenobites, they represent the divine, they show respect, they simply want to share the pain, to gift humanity with the divinity they represent. those who open the box have made a pact, they desire... And the Cenobites are here to assist with that. They are not like Freddy or Jason... they aren't here to just kill. They never just kill. They take time, they chew, they impale, they tear... slowly... painfully... every act is intentional. They aren't trying to scare you, fear is not pain, fear is lack of understanding to them. they are here to teach and share the gift.
Im hoping they do the Cube next
I kind of read the Cenobites reaction as surprise and curiosity. Almost as if the priest can’t believe that someone would deny themselves the pleasures the Cenobites have to offer.
Ikr, like a WTF moment at least to Pinhead. It's like watching a homeless person who's been living in the streets and eating from the garbage for years and, suddently, wins the lottery only to shred the golden ticket into pieces! How would feel about that?
It’s so confusing if all the choices lead to pain why would anyone choose
@@asiahoward282 that’s the point. The Cenobites idea of pleasure IS pain.
Now we know why it's called Lament Configuration.
I truly love this movie. Jamie Clayton’s Pinhead is beyond my wildest dreams for the character. Utterly thrilled by this Hellraiser reboot.
They should have given pinhead more dialogue and philosophy. Plus a new line would have been nice. Like "Pleasure and pain, one in the same." Or "Pray to God, Prey for us!!"
@@te9591 we got “what is it you pray for”
“Salvation.”
“And what it’d feel like? A joyful note? Without change, without end? Heaven? There’s no music in that.”
That scene gives me chills
He did a decent adaptation
Doug Bradley is the best. But this one was good in their own right!
@@ersiefrost4699 truly an icon. Which is why Bruckner and Jamie Clayton made the right move by taking it in their own direction. It’s a fools errand to try and copy Doug’s performance.
Kinda sad that the brother can't be saved.
Yeah I thought that too, maybe in a sequel she'll be able to "save" (kill) him and free him from being a Cenobite
He would have more than likely returned like Frank and Julia did in the originals, because they both were resurrected. Every choice is a trick and you never get what you expect
Remember when Kirsty tried to bring her father back in the original Hellraiser? In Hellraiser II Pinhead mentions that he's in a place she cannot reach.
@@galileeblogger9055 I always thought pinhead was bluffing because Kirsty’s dad wasn’t killed by a Cenobite, so why should he be in hell at all? The fact this girl’s (I forgot her name) brother was killed by the box implies he is in hell, possibly living as a Cenobite.
@@legendofLINK445 they aren’t in hell. It is simply another dimension.
i've been a fan of the hellraiser series since a child in the early 90s, the first 2 films have always been my favourites, the first being the best, i did also enjoy 3 and 4, and i think this was a really good well written film that showed a lot of respect to the originals, awesome stuff i hope it continues it was better than i expected.
I actually think this was one of the best by far we need another asap I agree very well weitten
This video is extremely well made! Thank you for actually asking the questions that may set up the next Hulu/Disney Hellraiser! Voight inside the Transformation Chamber was as majestic as it was terrifying.
Jamie Clayton did a great job as Pinhead, the subtle emotions and deliberate movements. Kudos to her. Doug Bradly will always be the best though. The gravitas he brought to the role, the savagery he could fit into a line while still remaining expressionless or smug. I just don't think he can be surpassed.
I actually like Doug's delivery the best still as his british accent adds contrast to his savagery.
Him* only a guy can pull off Pinhead in the end
@@bofawhatsbofa4593 Nothing to do with gender. Jamie did amazing. Doug just was Pinhead for so long I don't see anyone taking his place.
I’m not here to pat people on the back just for doing something as a woman or minority. IMHO, I prefer the original Pinhead by a long shot. This version felt shallow and just a fraction of the formers intimidation.
@@vgold4286 Fair assessment. I honestly think she did great with what little time she was given. She replaced Doug's savage superiority with a smugness that could be felt and that wasn't a bad job. Though I agree, not close to Doug's original portrayal of pinhead.
The acting was a chefs kiss.
I hate it when people say chefs kiss like we are bot cooking anything !!!!
This was better than I thought it would be.
Years ago,there was a script or script idea that had Ash(From Evil Dead) vs Pinhead vs Jason vs Freddy.
I hope we get a sequel it was awesome!
I hope so too, but hopefully we don't get sequels like the last sequels. hellraiser 2, and bloodlines I thought were the only good ones in my opinion. The rest , meh 😕
@@bellzebub9863 we wont. This film has shown the way. They wont do a second crappy one.
Yes this movie brought some fresh air back into the hellraiser series. The last few were so bad.
@@bellzebub9863 praise beelzebub
@@ZaccG59 you will be spared and made head cenobite for thyne praise! 😈
I love the change to the LC and the Cenobites to make them arbiters of Faustian bargains to continue their exploration of sensations and suffering beyond imagination
Yeah, it was clear that the writers wanted Pinhead activate in brokering confidence games between the different character alignments.
I always liked how there are different box’s thus different hells
This was a good movie, not over the top horror but well reimagined. Watched it twice
Yeah, getting ready for round two.
Watched it 5 times already. It’s just that good!
@@smallladyusachan2631 i watched it once and took mometary pauses between certain scenes to process the aesthetic etc. And my own ideas.
I think it's awesome.
I really liked several things: but one in particular was the chest based torture device increasing the cenobites accesories and how it could be seen as another Lemarchand's device. Basically cenobites are interdimensional entities that use man made devices, giving them kind of a supernatural and engineering skill set combination.
The engineer is actually a part of the story
I like the idea of there being more than one box; different boxes, different Pinheads and all that. Love the original 4 movies, but it's pretty much the same thing over and over again. This can add so much more to the lore! Good to see hellraiser getting the respect it deserves!!!
The van scene and about the last 20 minutes were my favorite parts
I felt this film had more in common with Hellbound than the original movie or The Hellbound Heart. I did enjoy the movie. It was solid.
🤣🤣🤣wtf you talking about? This has ZERO to do with hellbound heart. The original movie is the closest
@@bofawhatsbofa4593 just my personal feeling. You don't have to agree with me. From the structure of the story being you have to sacrifice someone to bring the cenobites to this world and you gain power from it. That was similar to what Channard was doing, and both him and Voight were infatuated with the occult. Both became Cenobites. Also the use of addiction and as "who is going to believe you," like the patients at the hospital. Frank only wanted blood and sacrifice to escape Hell and Kirsty made a deal to save herself. This wasn't near what was established in The Hellbound Heart, other than The Hell Priest being feminine.
I actually liked the ending, Riley not choosing a gift was a twist I wasn't really expecting. (Its a horror movie after all) The fact that she lived was cool. I agree tho, I wish we would've gotten to see the other configurations that get granted. I figured if Matt got resurrected, it would be a disfigured/evil version. I really hope they make another movie though, but with a more bittersweet ending. I like protagonists living in the end, but I feel like a Hellraiser movie would be the best for a "bad" ending.
I know im like a year late but I never saw Pinhead or the cenobites being dismayed or surprised at Riley choosing life. Rather, the cenobites seemed pleased or at least neutral about her choice to me.
As pinhead says, their “gifts” are boundless, and it is implied that she means /all/ of their gifts, “Lament” or “Life” included. And every single gift, while straightforward to a cenobite, probably has the “twist” of meaning nothing but pain to a human. The cenobites are just happy she’s feeling the pain of guilt and grief, even if it isn’t the pain they are used to. As the Gasp says, “your suffering has barely begun”.
I think it’s actually even sadder to interpret the scenario as this, rather than Riley managing to surprise the cenobites. She thinks she’s refusing to play their game by trying to refuse a gift, but what really happens basically boils down to “no, you don’t get out of this. You’re playing this game whether you like it or not, and you’ll take your prize.”
Anyway, I loved this movie
after watching the jeepers creepers remake and getting highly disappointed, I'll have to admit that I was extremely skeptical watching this movie. But from the very beginning I could tell this was going to be great and it certainly did not disappoint.
This is my first hell raiser film and I really enjoyed it. I do hope more sequels to come!
Watch hellraiser 2 if you want to watch a very scary movie, you can’t beat the 80s stuff
Hope so and hope they don’t ruin it like the originals cuz it’s why Doug Bradly left it got so crazy the script of the movie wasn’t good anymore.
i also personally enjoy inferno
@@jamiemccann9353 i wanna watch the old ones, arent there like 10? i searched and found soo many
Hellraiser 2 and 3 it sort of went down hill after that
It was a solid reboot, hopefully we get another sequel. Cenobites could’ve been a little more bloody in their open wounds, but all of the other blood and gore was very well done and believable
I like that it wasn't gory for gore's sake. To me, these new cenobites wounds seem very... intricate and intentional, I guess you could say. Very personalized. With all the gold and pearl it gives an air of divinity to balance the grotesquery.
@@tiberiusblack659 I just thought that the lack of moisture in the cuts made it look more like people wearing suits and was kinda distracting to me and my brother. But overall it was a pretty good movie
I loved this movie & no one has mentioned the Elizabeth Batharoy portrait 😀 could you imagine her as a cenobite!!! Also I felt the 6 cenobites or 2 at least were the 6 missing people from 6yrs before for 2 reasons
1: is when Serena is looking at the gash cenobite She says she's sorry for her part & she seemed to recognise the cenobite as 1 of the Sacrifice s from 6 yrs earlier
2 at least 2 of the missing pics are 2 of the actors playing cenobites
I hope we get a movie (not a TV show) about how the human becomes the cenobite of this movie Even Jamie's hell priest
The asian woman is the other female cenobite.
The gash cenobite might have been the sex worker. Would make sense for the "vaginal wound" on her neck.
it was better than the last few hellraiser movies, but is not as graphic as the 1st 2 movies.
I feel like it was plenty gory in the second half, however the first 3 deaths were blurred or completely off screen and that is a huge change from the first 2 films. I really liked the pacing and it’s the best after 1 and 2 imo but I was thrown off by the first few deaths.
It's at least as bloody as the first movie.
After a gamma of poorly made reboots, this film was actually exquisite.
why do you talk like that
@@homerthompson6028 like that how?
I loved it, did the original justice.
No it didn't
I'm a huge Clive Barker fan (own all the books!) and a huge Hellraiser fan (bought all the DVDs...when that was a thing!). But, I wasn't aware that this was a reboot. In fact, I thought it was a continuation as I could identify some continuity from the previous efforts. Having said that, IMO what new "material" Bruckner has put in place could work really well as fodder for subsequent installments.
Here are my two cents. I believe the Cenobites are actually those who have completed the six configurations and got their "wish." And the pain-inducing devices employed in their transformation relate to their wishes. Let me explain. I could see two other Cenobites (one female and one male) with the same mechanism Voight got for his Limnal (Sensation) wish. Also, the "crucifix" form on which Voight was placed at the end seemed very similar to a crucifix seen on the disks that Pinhead has in her throat. Voight chose Leviathan (Power) which fits with Pinhead since it always seemed that Pinhead was somewhat of an overseer. The sacrifices (or souls collected to feed Lamarchand's box or Leviathan) are just shreds scattered all over their "hell;" still suffering but not really dead.
I liked where it ended and I see the potential for more but here's something that I'd like to see for continuity purposes. IMO, Kirsty Cotton has gotten her way so many times with the box that I think it should come to pass that she' s the female Pinhead, having completed the six configurations and wished for Power. Nice tie to that loose end, right?!!
What I got was that the 6 people Rieley showed Trevor as missing 6yrs before Were the 6 cenobites because if you look at the missing people on the Web page they are the same actors who play cenobites!! Also when Serena saw the Gash cenobite she said she was so sorry for her part & also she knew who the human form was she recognised the cenobite as one of the human sacrifices
I posted this before watching the vid so I wasn't aware of the similarities in thought! I looked for Looper's take on this movie, but I guess I needed to be patient...good things come to those who wait! Anyway, I do agree that there is so much to explore with this newly-invigorated franchise. I hope they stick with it!
@@johnfinnie1181 Good eye! I hope that's true because it provides a layering that was absent in previous efforts.
Kirstie is the New pinhead From the comic book
@@shanazblacksun7201 I thought I saw that somewhere but couldn't remember where.
I think this was an Amazing Hellraiser story.... Really enjoyed it 👍
This has got me hooked best Hellraiser of all time @hulu we need another
I see what you did there.
It really got under my skin.
Only thing I'll mention is I don't think Pinhead in the original series was formally dubbed Pinhead until a few movies in, even in the original he was just originally the Hellpriest so that's fairly consistent.
I was 5 or 6 yrs old when i first saw hellraiser . I was terrified but still wanted to watch. Now being 38 i felt the same watching the new one🤣
I like the "wish" idea, it reminds me of the movie Wishmaster. You get a wish, but it's never how you really wanted it. I just hope they play off of the original Hellraiser movies, where even tho Riley got away. Once you open the doorway to hell, you never really escape it..
She really screwed over her Brother tho
Not to mention stepping into a neglected public restroom can be a hell in it of itself. Pinhead neglects toilet paper.
I didn’t really think that much of it. Bit slow paced. It was ok.
No where as good as revelations
Revelations really is the shit, I was torn between these though. I enjoyed the psychological aspect of this one, but revelations was for sure a ride.
Maybe he didn't become a cenobite at the end, perhaps all cenobites before him chose love. This means being a cenobite and tortureing people which they see as an expression of love. Maybe by choosing power he has chosen to basically be one with the leviathan God, basically sitting on that cross and flayed open for literally all eternity (seriously no more trade ins) as part of some hellish enlightenment......
I believe he became a cenobite at the end, for the next one he will be the one dishing out the pain
This was my favorite Hellraiser (besides the original) These Cenobytes & Priest are in all the scenes & are played great. Hope they build from this film with this Priest & all.
Poor nora
What if there is a sequel and they reveal that the Hell priest is Christy 😳
Who is Christy?
The cover of the original Hellraiser scared me as a kid. I fell asleep watching this
I've said it lots of times but I loved this movie. Sure the plot wasnt the greatest but I loved the new cenobites, lament configuration and leviathan. They were all brought up to date respectfully and really enhanced with modern technology. They all looked incredible. I eewatched Hellraiser 1 &2 recently and whilst the plots are head and shoulders above all other sequels they've aged terribly and I just didn't find them horrifying anymore. The pinhead lines are legendary though and always will be
I loved this movie. It was epic. The original is the only film in the franchise that has a higher ranking for me.
In the graphic novels, there was a similar story and it was the same choice.
Good film really enjoyed it, one of the best horror film I've seen in years 🇬🇧🏴🐵👍🖖
It was pretty good. Only thing I had an issue with h was the actress who played Riley constantly had a confused look on her face like she was trying to figure out who farted
I hope we get a pt.2
The female Hell Priest seems to be presented as the former Princess of Hell that was taken by Pinhead in Bloodlines and remade into the Throatless Cenobite of the first couple of films. Indeed, her neck is flayed but the removed vocal chords have been replaced/plugged in this installment.
Great film but way too slow paced. Love the new Box lore and hope to see a more action packed sequel.
Finally, a good horror of old times was given a good buget.
I don't believe that voight was changed into just a cenobite. I believe that he was changed into what is considered the engineer. I believe he is a controller of the cenobites now and he stands at the right side of God sort of like Jesus Christ. This is why it looked like metal wings and made him look like Jesus on the cross at the last scene. Ultimate domination and control is what pinhead said about "power". The ultimate gift. You have to think more along the lines of how Clive Barker thinks.
Good point I can see him coming back as another priest. I still think the shape of the wings/crucifix and the Hell Priestess's throat disks mean that those who choose power become priests. Maybe Leviathan still has to hammer the pins in? Remember that scene where Doug gets his pins? Classic!
This movie was a hodgepodge of Friday the 13th, Wishmaster, Nightmare on Elm Street...ect. The box and stabbing people to mark them was ridiculous and the Cenobites were relegated to tools of the box and not the smart and sadistic Cenobites we know and love. They are just plot devices in this movie....props that have no character! Cenobites don't run around after people and get trapped in doors like animals.
But they get buried under rubble like Butterball?
Voight is Jeffrey and his assistant is Maxwell... 😅
The actress and the Riley character were absolutely infuriating. Couldn’t stand it.
the one thing no one seems to talk about is how her eyes went black for a moment at the end in the cop car. Like what does that mean or am i the only one who has noticed it cause i dont see anyone else talking about it in ending explained videos or articles
Good video. Watched the film last night; it’s a mixed bag. She me good aspects but it was a bit of a mess on the whole. Just needed tightening up a bit. Jamie Clayton was excellent though.
Leviathan seems like Kentaro Muira Idea of Evil, even that the Idea of Evil had more nuances, because humans created the Idea of Evil, and that god unleash unimaginable horrors to humanity ones he reunite his God Hand, I think that Muira one says that he based the design of the God Hand and the Apostles in Hellraiser.
Movie was really good can't wait for the sequel hulu has been killing it
Basically Voight has a God Complex. So, he becomes a God-like figure, crucified and transfigured. Like Christ.
I propose crucifying God. It's his turn now.
Much like the first two origunal films this one makes me want to know more. So yes, this is ripe for sequels. I just hope that future sequels to this film are handled better than how the earlier films were handled.
As a reimagining they could take the HELLBOUND route. Riley could end up in a hospital (she indeed has lamented as The Hellpriest said she would and gone kind of crazy) in the sequel, visited by her dead brothers boyfriend for support. He could go to Hell with her. They could eliminate the Doctor Channard character and make Voight the Channard cenobite once Riley decides to go into Hell for one reason or another. It could be she thought she could let go but that she has to go to hell to get her brother because it's driving her crazy, once more emphasizing that The Hellpriest was right when it said she would regret not choosing ressurection. Whatever the case they need to head into Hell for the sequel. There could even be a scene where The Hellpriest taunts Riley by telling her they knew she would eventually come to Hell for her brother.
The ending with the rich dude was some straight-up Scooby-Doo bullshit. I actually laughed out loud.
Just wait until you see black lesbian Velma and black shaggy who is now shagsta🤣
@Cade Rainier you misspelled “token characters”. Enjoy your breadcrumbs 🤣
I think the lead cenobite did a great job. Unlike past Hellraiser movies without Pinhead(Doug Bradley) this woman didn't try to copy him completely. She does have a head full of pins, but as far as I'm concerned, she is the lead cenobite, NOT Pinhead. That name belongs to Doug Bradley alone. I guess I'm the only one who remains stubborn on that. Hellraiser is to precious to me.
Pinhead Is a name created by fans, Clive Barker always hated that name
@@pedroarenas4834 Exactly. Even knowing that, if the name had to apply to someone, for me, it will always be Doug Bradley. That's not to say I didn't enjoy the new Hell Priest. I absolutely did.
Dude was in pain everytime he moved, yeah I've got hemorrhoids pal, I feel your pain
I'm not too sure living with the guilt surrounding her brother's death was easy for reilly to live with!
Great review
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I feel like they kept the slight fantasy slasher element of 2, 3 and 4 which I enjoyed a lot
So i was on a date the other night and I we ended up at her place. She was in the bathroom changing into something more comfortable (that sounds corny but that's what she was doing)and I noticed this cool little wooden puzzle block on her coffee table, So I started playing with it trying to figure it out when all of a sudden I'm like "Dear God Kevin, what are you thinking?" I started listening for bells.
Shame they don't also release it as a blue ray or DVD box set as well 🙄
I've been waiting for a good hellraiser film for a long ass time! Shit was so awesome! They even made pinhead a female like Clive barkers original! The box is actually finally a puzzle. Wish they dove into hell a lil more. But teasing it is a good path too. What they did show was awesome. The making of the cenobite at the end was so sweet. Ik they have before. But this one was a cooler way.
Kirsty and Riley share a similar look
Doug Bradley is and will always be the best.
But this new one is alright.
Story was semi predictable. But I didn't mind. Kinda dug it.
Was Voight really turned into a cenobite? The movie showed they can actually be destroyed and I thought since they showed him as some sort of icon he was turned into something else that guaranteed his forever suffering..... if that makes sense.
Nope he was turned into a cenobite. Leviathan gives you power. You use the leviathans power at the cost of becoming it's servant.
What you saw was the actual cenobite making process.
They really missed the opportunity to named this Huluraiser
It wasnt?
Just add Yakety Sax to the ending Mansion scene and you've got an Oscar winner on your hands!
Colin better be safe in the future
They made the cenobites look like robots.. whatever you choose in the end you will suffer for sure
So many movies on the hellraiser franchise and we still know nothing about the box or the cenobites.
We know a lot. The fourth film shows the making if the box and there is a universe of comics.
I still don't get it why Cenobite can be counted as sacrificial by the puzzle box
I was wondering about that myself. Chatterer was stabbed with the box and torn to pieces by Pinhead...
@@19zach75 These reboot Cenobite telling us they were once a human who desired power when sixth configuration shaped long ago
They are the assistants of Leviathan, how come they can be a sacrificial thing
And funny part is, Cenobite can open dimension door, why they can't doing it while they trap in the house😆
@@Daiciyomon_4594 They can't open the door. Humans can, using the box.
There are rules.
The hell priest and hell raisers followers were once people too. Makes me wonder what they were. Drug addicts, sex addicts all the worst sinners that came across the box.
I still will never get why anyone would want to open the box lol.
or not get that making a deal or receiving anything form filled snm monsters will not do a catch 22 lol
At the end I thought they were making him the new Pinhead and got excited cos that actor is underrated but then I got disappointed and thought he was the new Chatterer instead… then I got even more disappointed when neither happened 😅
best movie i watched in 2022
Sense all the choices are double sided, wouldn't lament mean your not gonna live an averagely mundane human life, but the most mundane version of a human life. Moral of the story is, never want anything enough to seek it out to the extreme, enjoy what you do have, or suffer the consequences.
all cenabites solved the box
Pinhead’s voice sounds similar to Ghostbusters Gozer….Anyone?
It’s was good but it was different frm the others movies but they need a part 2
Where did Trevor go when he fell in that pit?
There is no good, there is no evil, there is only the flesh
For what it's worth (maybe not much) I thought Riley looked a lot like Vic McQueen from NOS4A2.
Is the leviathan configuration just eternal anguish in the real ? How would the pain feel like ?
Can we talk about how annoying of a character Riley was. Like seriously...
I was telling my girl she looks like she reeks of BO🤣
Didn't find her annoying
@@chrisg1772 me neither
She was DEFINITELY annoying