The Hellraiser Chronicles: A Question of Faith

20052005
30m

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The Hellraiser Chronicles: A Question of Faith (2005)

Troubled young Priest Father Farrell returns to deserted house that cost his friends their lives nearly 20 years ago. Plagued by guilt, flashbacks and curiosity, Father Farrell attempts to c... Read allTroubled young Priest Father Farrell returns to deserted house that cost his friends their lives nearly 20 years ago. Plagued by guilt, flashbacks and curiosity, Father Farrell attempts to confront the ghosts within himself as well as the house. But with the re-appearance of the ... Read allTroubled young Priest Father Farrell returns to deserted house that cost his friends their lives nearly 20 years ago. Plagued by guilt, flashbacks and curiosity, Father Farrell attempts to confront the ghosts within himself as well as the house. But with the re-appearance of the Lament Configuration Puzzle, something much worse than dead friends is coming for Father F... Read all

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- R.N. Millward
- Kieron Hazel(screenplay)
- R.N. Millward(idea)
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This half-hour short film was produced as a showcase piece to promote a Hellraiser television series. Inspired by the graphic novels, it based its ideas around a different story taking place within the Hellraiser films. This one did not feature Pinhead, although some of the 13 treatments written did contain him or other characters from the series.

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Followed by The Hellraiser Chronicles: Lifebringer (2009)

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The Hellraiser Chronicles: A Question of Faith (2005)

*** (out of 4)

A Priest returns to the home where a couple of his friends were brutally murdered years earlier. It turns out that a defrocked Priest was turned into a Cenobite and unleashed a form of Hell.

I had never heard of this short film until I watched it on the Arrow HELLRAISER collection. It apparently had a very large following and it led to several other shorts being made. I'm not going to sit here and call this a masterpiece or a great film but at the same time it's certainly much better than you'd expect a fan film to be. The direction was extremely good throughout the picture and I give everyone credit for trying to do something different than just some sort of take on Pinhead.

The production values were obviously cheap since they were working on a small budget but for the most part I thought the film looked good and it certainly had a professional look to it. The gore effects were put to good use and I'd argue that they were quite effective as well. I won't spoil where the story goes but for the most part it was good, although at times I wasn't as connected to it as one would have hoped.

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