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Plot
In this ninth installment of the Hellraiser franchise, two friends discover a puzzle box in Mexico, which opens a gateway to Hell...
Release Year: 2011 Rating: 3.0/10 (1,195 voted) Director:
Víctor García Stars: Fred Tatasciore, Steven Brand, Nick Eversman Storyline
In this ninth installment of the Hellraiser franchise, two friends discover a puzzle box in Mexico, which opens a gateway to Hell. Before long, dermatological nightmare Pinhead has returned to make the lives of everyone in his way miserable.
Cast:
Fred Tatasciore
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'Faceless' Steven
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Voice of Pinhead
(voice)
Steven Brand
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Dr. Ross Craven
Nick Eversman
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Steven Craven
/
Nico in Steven's Skin
Jolene Andersen
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Female Chatterer
Jay Gillespie
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Nico Bradley
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Steven-Cenobite - Pseudo Pinhead
Stephan Smith Collins
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Pinhead
Tracey Fairaway
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Emma Craven
Sebastien Roberts
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Peter Bradley
Daniel Buran
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Vagrant
Sanny Van Heteren
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Kate Bradley
Adel Marie Ruiz
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Anna
Devon Sorvari
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Sarah Craven
Camelia Dee
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Streetwalker
Sue Ann Pien
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Sue Ann
Details
Official Website:
Official site [Japan] |
Release Date: 18 October 2011 Filming Locations: Los Angeles, California, USA
Box Office Details
Budget: $300,000
(estimated)
Did You Know?
Trivia:
Doug Bradley was approached to reprise his role of Pinhead, but became hesitant when told that there would be no second draft of the script, which he believed was neither good nor bad, just "not finished." Bradley ultimately declined after being told that his salary from previous films would be, in his words, cut down to "the price of a fridge."
User Review
Out of many bad sequels...the worst.
Rating: 2/10
None of the films have been as good as the first three in this series.
This one is no different.
Most of the acting, especially by the lead antagonist, Nick Eversman,
is terrible. The effects and gore are nothing more than copies of
scenes from the other movies with nothing new added to make it any more
interesting.
I love the original Pinhead character, played by Doug Bradley in all of
the other films. Stephan Smith Collins who portrays Pinhead in this
sequel tries to recreate him but manages doing a poor man's imitation,
instead of bringing anything new to the screen.
To future writers of any more sequels: STOP! Either come up with a new
lead so we don't miss Bradley's performance so much or reboot the
series from the start and try to come up with something new. Maybe
consult with Clive Barker to see where he would go with it. Or better
yet, put together some real money and have him write it instead.
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