#Hellraiser judgment serial#
#Hellraiser judgment skin#

I know I’m being harsh but these are some big boots to fill. When Doug Bradley was on screen as Pinhead, he had a presence and an ability to command the audience with his every word. There have been 3 pinheads and this guy is undoubtedly the 2nd best of the 3. He simply isn’t in the film long enough for me to have a complete opinion on his performance.Īlso, while the mystique surrounding him is strong in the opening it is almost non-existent by the end. However, the way he is used in the film made him feel a bit like a generic Cenobite.

His makeup looks exactly as it should and his voice is quite similar to Doug Bradley. On the whole, I thought he was quite good. Let me just get right into my opinion on Paul T. There really isn’t much more to it than that anyway. That’s all I care to say about the main plot of Hellraiser: Judgment.

#Hellraiser judgment serial#

Three detectives - Sean Carter, David Carter, and Christine Egerton - investigate a serial killer, only to discover a much deeper threat of otherworldly proportions. Sadly, we must move on from that and get into what the film is really about. Throughout the grotesque process you see Pinhead as the judge residing on a throne in a dimly lit room, it’s very well done. The whole concept of a kind of twisted courtroom from hell is very interesting. I have to say, I was very impressed by this opening.

#Hellraiser judgment skin#

He is inevitably found guilty and he is punished by having his skin torn from his body. It is quite clear that Karl is going through some kind of judgment process. To describe what takes place after this would be rather difficult. Karl soon notices that his confession is being typed with his own blood being used as the ink. One specifically involving a young girl is focused upon. He questions Karl on the sins he has committed throughout his life. However, he is oddly pale and his face and head have numerous slash marks on them. Across from him is another man behind a desk with a typewriter. In the beginning we see a man named Karl Watkins strapped to a chair in a strange room. It was released on February 13th, 2018 direct to video and via video on demand. Hellraiser: Judgment is the 10th chapter in the seemingly never ending Hellraiser film series. Nobody knew what direction to take the once adored series in, until 2018. After what was the 9th film in the franchise things went cold, which was for the best. That changed in 2011 when Pinhead was recast with a truly awful replacement. At least you’d get to see Doug Bradley as Pinhead, doing what he does best. However, as bad as some of the later films in the franchise were there was always enjoyable moments. Since then the franchise has gone through some serious ups and downs. Hellraiser (1987), is one of the most iconic horror movies ever made.