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An OK Movie, not the greatest
I am a HUGE fan of the Hellraiser series, but after seeing this film I was very let down. There were a few good moments in this movie, but it left me bored and wishing it would hurry up and end. This is prob. my least favorite out of the first five movies. I recommend you rent before you buy.
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Good, for a Hellraiser sequel
This is the first Hellraiser in a long time, that actually was interesting. The plot was made all the more intriguing by placing it within the confines of a good mystery or tale of ratiocination. Well, perhaps this is giving the film too much credit, but I actually found the tale taut and suspenseful, and especially enjoyed Pinhead's speech (pretentious maybe, at least for a Hellraiser sequel, but it worked well enough), at the end of it regarding human responsibility for creating one's own hell and so forth. He really steals the show.
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It is desent
Hellraiser: Inferno is probably the best of the far too many films to follow the orginal two classics, Hellraiser and Hellbound.
I do not think Inferno is great and I do not think it compares at all to the 1st two films, but is superior to the pointless gore fests of Hell On Earth and Bloodline and the laughable parts of the series in 6, 7, and 8.
Inferno returns to the orginal idea of the 1st two films in that it revolves around how solving the box brings both mental and physical suffering to the individual who opens it.
Inferno focuses more on the mental aspect and perhaps shows more in depth the hell Frank went through in the orginal film through the eyes of Joe Thorne.
When it comes to Pinhead, I think less is more. I feel that he was far overexposed in parts 3 and 4 and it limited his effectiveness when he did appear. Though his overall appearence in Inferno is brief, it is powerful nonetheless.
Unlike most of the Hellraiser sequals, Inferno actually has good acting and a decent plot with some substance.
Though I doubt anyone will be blown away by Inferno, it is definatly worth seeing once.
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Hell raiser inferno sucked and still sucks
After solving a creepy puzzle, unscrupulous Det. Joseph Thorne (Craig Sheffer) finds himself trapped in hell with the hair-raising ghoul Pinhead (Doug Bradley) and a murderer at large. Thorne tries to outwit Pinhead and discover the killer's identity in an effort to escape, but the trail keeps leading back to one man: Thorne. As his transgressions begin to torment him, Thorne learns the real meaning of the word .Hellraiser and Hellraiser 2 apparently jaded me. I really didn't enjoy this movie. Although the plot itself was a decent one (though a bit slow moving at times), the acting was terrible, the special effects left plenty to be desired, and it just wasn't a Hellraiser movie, at least to me. I might have at least not hated this movie if I had no expectations. However, when I rent a Hellraiser movie, I expect Cenobites and Pinhead. I expect good dialogue and a creepy factor of 10.
I don't expect crappy acting, moralistic dialogue, and, of all things, NARRATION. Hellraiser movies are supposed to make you creep out and think a bit. If the movies make you think about the dualistic nature of humanity, that's great, but I don't want first person narration expounding on it.
I don't know which was worse -- Hellraiser 4 or this one. This movie bares so little resemblance to the original that it shouldn't even have the title. Do yourself a favor and re-rent the first or second of the series. Or better yet, read the novela they're based on.Do yourself a favor and pass this disgrace.
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No hell left to raise
After Hellraiser 1 and 2, the series became increasing boring, pointless and without meaning. I couldn't wait for this episode to end. Another hellraising piece of boring garbage. Guys, give it a rest and Clive, please DON'T remake Hellraiser 1. Don't do it. Just walk away. It's already been trashed and drained of meaning 6 times or is it 7?
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