Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Andrew Robinson | ... | Larry | |
Clare Higgins | ... | Julia | |
Ashley Laurence | ... | Kirsty | |
Sean Chapman | ... | Frank | |
Oliver Smith | ... | Frank the Monster | |
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Robert Hines | ... | Steve |
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Anthony Allen | ... | 1st Victim (as Antony Allen) |
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Leon Davis | ... | 2nd Victim |
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Michael Cassidy | ... | 3rd Victim |
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Frank Baker | ... | Derelict |
Kenneth Nelson | ... | Bill | |
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Gay Baynes | ... | Evelyn |
Niall Buggy | ... | Dinner Guest | |
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Dave Atkins | ... | Moving Man 1 |
Oliver Parker | ... | Moving Man 2 |
When Kirsty's father, Larry, and stepmother, Julia, move into Larry's childhood home, Kirsty and her boyfriend take a room nearby. Unfortunately for all involved, Larry's house is already occupied: before the family's arrival, Larry's disreputable brother, Frank, used a supernatural puzzle box to summon a gang of other-dimensional demon sadists. Now, Frank requires a series of blood sacrifices to escape the clutches of Pinhead and the cenobites. Written by mrosesteed
This is obviously the best Hellraiser. Nothing can beat the 1st scene when Pinhead and the Cenobites come in to view. It is simply some of the most powerful present day horror. The creativity of the hellbound world gives this movie a 9. With the low budget, it still maintains the vision of Clive Barker, the author who penned this original story. I believe that this movie and subject is at the apex of creativity instead of the boring slashers that have dominated horror movies in the 80's and 90's. Now, it seems we are getting the "I know what you did two summer's ago" and "weird horror flicks like "Grudge" and the films that it cloned.Pinhead point--He should actually be called 9-inch nail-head because that is what is pounded into his head not little pins.