In the book. When they find out that she was correct about Frank escaping them. They honored the deal they made with her. They took Frank and left her alone.
@@albertolumbro4811 in the book. The deal Kirsty and the Cenobites made was a straight honest deal. If she could make Frank confess himself who he really was. Then the Cenobites would take Frank to Hell and leave Kirsty alone. When it happened. Kirsty was scared that the Cenobites would break the deal. But the head Cenobites told her that she honored her end of the deal. And they would do the same. They bid Kirsty farewell and went back to Hell.
I honestly think those book cenobites were way more interesting than your old classic horror slasher cenobites: beings forcefully bound to the rules of hell and beyond good and evil are way more chilling imo
@@jesusazocar1955 remember in the follow up sequel. The young girl solved the puzzle box and summoned the Cenobites. But before they did anything. Pinhead told them "No. It's not hands that call us. It's desire." Pinhead knew the Doctor used the girl to solve the puzzle to summon them. She was only used as a tool. So by their rules. The Cenobites left her alone. It was the Doctor that wanted to experience their world and pleasure. It's more terrifying when evil has their rules and follow them.
"It's just a puzzle box!" "Oh no!" Can we just talk about the pure, distilled glee in his voice for that line? He's entirely too happy to explain to her just how screwed she is.
And yet, the fact he asked the question in the first place indicates that he is curious. He wants to know what Kirsty knows, and how she knows it. He's also affronted that Frank escaped in the first place. A wrong he must right. He wasn't going to pass up on that opportunity.
@@bobpage6597 he already does know... his conversion was leading. he already knows the outcome when he said "i want to hear him confess himself". he already knows that her father will be killed and his skin used as disguise. they are the good guys because they look like demons.
@@mde3370you clearly don't understand this movie. never judge a book by its cover. that is what the film is really about. in the movie you have a "cute" couple but they are sadistic monsters on the inside. the cenobites... they look like monsters but are actually angels on the inside and only kill bad people. ruclips.net/video/SD37UV5w1xM/видео.html frank and julia are the bad ones.
The emotions in Pinheads voice and eyes are brilliantly portrayed by Doug Bradley. Just brilliant. He was born for this role and he blew audiences away with his performance.
Yep. I really think she did try to play it as genuinely as she could. It almost seems like part of her expected something to happen when she opened the box, and she is maintaining a slight curiosity despite her fear.
I'm very much impressed how Kirsty had the presence of mind to carry a conversation and negotiate with hideous BSDM demons that have suddenly materialized out of nowhere and stuck their fingers down her throat. I'd probably just be screaming and struggling with the chattering cenobite the whole time.
@@MrsBraxtonChrist Uhhhmmm…what a kinda name is that?! 😅😅😅 Ahahah Guess I never really stopped to think, that people really do be out here takin’ up Christ for their last name? Chiiiile, I can’t EVEN with people anymore.. 🤦🏻♂️💁🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️💁🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
This is pure horror gold, it's such a simple scene and yet the practical affects, the make up, the acting, make this an iconic scene from one of the best horror films ever. Where the real monsters were the humans. The Cenobites were just a force of nature, a consequence of delving too deep into forbidden pleasures. Neither good nor evil, just an end result. Apparently for this scene Clive Barker kept telling Doug Bradly to do less. Less body movements, less facial expressions. What we get is a perfectly alien being, something beyond our notion of reality. A creature that is ramrod still, emoting only with his voice, features only moving in the most extreme circumstances. Pure genius directing and perfectly done by the actor.
"Oh Yes." Chilling the way the Female Cenobite says that, it's as though she's reminiscing of a tattered and mangled plaything from her childhood, and not an actual human being that she and the rest of the Cenobites tore to shreds with chains and hooks.
@@ChanConstantine I'm not sure about that, but regardless, the character who says that line is referred to as "Female Cenobite" in the script, and no alternate moniker is provided in the film's dialogue, so there's no other name to use besides that one.
''Then maybe. MAYBE.'' that's just so chilling. She cant be sure if they'll actually let her live, but she'll help them anyway on the miniscule chance they might.
Personally I found it pretty spooky it showed us the Chatterer is actually a child in Hellraiser 2. Just a massive load of wtf? How did a child get a box? Did he know what it was? What kind of messed up life had that kid had?
@@Lowlife6890 you've seen him to from a pile of goo to a skinless human and eventually wearing his brother's skin. What more do you want from him. He was the most evil person in the film.
I love the implied tension between Pinhead and the Female Cenobite here. Pinhead merely has a quota to fill, whereas the Female's enjoying her job way too much. Among other things, this can be perceived by the way Pinhead abruptly interrupts his colleague when she says "perhaps we prefer you". I like to imagine she got a good telling off after leaving Kirsty.
And she probably enjoyed every second of it. Literally. I find it interesting how they don't even turn to one another as they speak. They all keep their entire focus on her. She's their target, and the target is locked until the target changed.
One of the iconic horror franchises that alot young people, just don't know or appreciate, Pinhead is literally a 80s horror legend next to Jason, Michael and freddy, and chucky. Guy deserves to be on dbd.
The female cenobite is by the far the best. She is just so nonchalant yet menacing. The actress in hellraiser 2 did a nice job but just doesn't compare to this one.
@@NPClownumber81googolplexsomething along the lines of that. I read his cousin or niece, whatever she was to him, was supposed to be pinhead. That’s why In the remake pinhead is female because that’s how it was written, but I think Doug had the better voice and look so he got the part instead.
I love the first movie because it’s clear that the cenobites are not evil, but neutral. They take the box solver back to hell with them and nobody else. It’s quite obvious through the line ‘demons to some, angels to others’. They don’t mindlessly kill randomly just because haha torture like in the sequels
The cenobites were suppose to be neutral initially. Frank wanted to have the box to access to God or the devil and have his desires granted. The odds of meeting the cenobites were like 99.999999999% likely. Yet, he took that chance and surprise, the cenobites showed up and tore his soul apart. In the sequel the cenobites became denizens of hell and their dimension was a part of hell.
I've always preferred this interpretation too, that they truly are explorers of experience first and foremost. The core of the horror isn't that they're blatant demons... it's that _they are angels to others._ It's there again in with the "we have such sights to show you" line. Pinhead is not mocking there, he means it, he thinks she'll grow to love it. Of course it extends to the audience as well, we want to see the sights too, that's why we paid for the ticket.
He really is. In all of the movies he never cheats anyone. I mean, yes...he'll torture you for eternity and rend your everlasting soul into a million screaming pieces...but he won't *cheat* you.
After all the stomach churning evisceration, gouging of eyes, skin tearing and hook related torture, he really seems like a nice fella. After all, he served Britain in the First World War, the man’s a hero!
You can tell Kentaro Miura took a lot of inspiration from Hellraiser designing the God Hand. Their design is almost identical and they're summoned with an artifact. This influences don't end their. Miura was hella inspired by 80s horror.
The beginning music and the static sound of the TV along with the IV bag being diluted with blood till it explodes and aesthetic quality of the camera work is beyond terrifying
I wonder how many times the nails fell off during shooting... Seriously I imagine keeping those on, especially around his mouth must be tricky as hell. Very impressive for the times.
“You’ve done this before, right?” “Many, many times..” That line chills me with how many helpless and twisted souls have been taken back to hell in pieces. Experiencing the true meaning of pain and pleasure.
There's no pleasure in Hell. The pleasures the Cenobites promisse are nothing but horrible, gruesome, neverending pain, suffering and agony. They take great satisfaction in inflicting pain and call it "pleasure'.
@@FACF0416 not quite. The books go into more detail. When frank opens the box he smells something that smells like the most fragrance of roses . Then it smells like dead bodies . Then the smell is so overbearing his nose almost burns from the aroma strength. That's the nature of the cenobites. Their perception is that at its peak pleasure and pain are the exact same thing. It's sensory overload. They apply this reasoning to taste , touch , sight , and hearing. Haven't you noticed many of their victims both look like they are having the worst torture done to them imaginable ... yet they also look like they are about to orgasm. Remember dr channards first words after his torture " and to think...I hesitated " . He enjoyed being that way
@@MM-hf6om100%. Pinhead in this movie calls themselves "Explorers of Experience", but I would say they are "Explorers of Sensation" as a more appropriate meaning to their duties. The book does indeed go into the varying levels of sensation of what the brain is capable of experiencing through nerves. The Cenobites just crank it to 10 though and find ways to perfect their art for those willing to search for something beyond what earthly life has to offer.
I must have icewater in my veins because this isn't anything except funny. And I know it's supposed to be scary because the actress is doing an incredible job being terrified of these people, but the Cenobites themselves are impossible for me to take seriously. I just laugh every time Pinhead speaks, he's so melodramatically over-the-top. But that's also why I love the scene.
When the 1st Cenobite appears aka Chatterbox, Kristy's reaction was all the more real because his fingernails accidentally scraped the roof of her mouth.
Apparently the whole fingers in the mouth bit was unscripted too. The actor playing the Chatterer couldn't see anything in his makeup and so was told to just walk forward with his hand out, and his fingers just happened to find their way into Kirsty's mouth and both actors rolled with it. The fact that it was unscripted is even better given that fingers in the mouth is a recurring motif in the film. The podcast Girls, Guts, & Giallo explains it very well!
@@jaimie1938 So the makeup made him blind and his fingers just so happened to go into her mouth? I actually find that quite funny now that I've learned about this lol
That's really interesting, because I thought it was such a powerful shot, but it made me uncomfortable about the behind-the-scenes implications that having it scripted would raise. Finding out it was a happy accident is way less creepy and let's it just be an amazing shot.
"Kirsty, Kirsty, Kirsty, so *eager* to play....so reluctant to admit it." Remember, it is desire that calls them. Kirsty is the best final girl because she IS into this kind of thing and lives only because Pinhead is amused by her self-deception, knowing she will one day join him. He is looking at his successor, his heiress, his love, his hate, his most beloved enemy, and his most clever ally: the next High Priestess of Hell. He can see that potential in her, the monster hidden behind those big doe eyes and that sweetly innocent face. Inside her is a darkness that is just itching to come out and play. She is the protagonist and he is the antagonist, but she is not the hero and he is not the villain, not in this story.
Brilliantly said. Would have loved a movie where she embraces it. Gives into that darkness and becomes the high priestess. Shame the reboot didn't do that either. Maybe one day.
Clive Barker as a director got some fantastic performances out of his cast. Very impressive considering, I believe, this was his first major full length film.
You joke but I think he had an affection for the girl because he helped her get rid of him. And that other movie her boyfriend was a bad guy and he found it very dead.
I actually have a theory about the Lament Congfiguration (The Puzzle Box.) (Keep in mind I have only seen the first three movies and have never read the comics, so please don't judge too harshly) Many people think that the best way to avoid the Cenobites is to simply not solve the Box and then it's a done deal, but I dont think it's that easy. Honestly I think that the Box itself has a sort of sentience, not unlike the Ring from Lord of the Rings. Only the difference here is that the Box is not seeking to return anywhere, but instead seeks to compel those who hold it in their possession to solve it unknowingly. Whether they actually intend to solve the Box, such as the antagonist of the first movie, or accidentally solve it shortly after finding it in their grasp, the first thing that anyone does when the Box is in their hands is rub their thumb in a circle counter clockwise on the circular emblem that we can safely assume is the top of the Box. This is also the final motion of solving it. Edit: I realized shortly after typing this that Frank does NOT do this immediately, perhaps because he had every intention of solving the Box on his own despite knowing what it could contain, the Box itself saw no reason to compel him? There is NO reason for this motion, but they ALL do it and it seems to trigger something in their subconscious that pushes the individual to begin solving the puzzle. With its own automatic movements, solving the puzzle is actually pretty simple as it will mostly to the job on its own, with only a few nudges from the victim that has been caught in its trap. And that is exactly what the Lament Configuration is, more than a gateway to the Leviathan's domain and more than a simple puzzle, it is a Trap for all those unfortunate enough to stumble across it. What good is a trap that is difficult to deploy? That would be like creating a landmine that requires the soldier who steps on it to also sing a perfect rendition of "I Will Be There" from the musical production of the Count of Monte Cristo before it would go off. Again, this is all just theory and for all I know it may have already been written/spoken now.
That's some good detective work man. I don't know if the box wants to solved every time necessarily but I agree that it does seem to do it all it can to intrigue the average person who finds or acquires it.
I liked a couple of the ones that were made for video. I liked Hellraiser hellworld. I liked Hellraiser Revelations. Hellraiser Revelations would have been a lot better if Doug Bradley would have been playing Pinhead.
Weirdly, even though the later movies suck, I always thought Pinhead wasn't actually so bad. He has some badass quotes from later sequels (only the ones with Doug Bradley): "Do I look like someone that cares what God thinks?" "Unbearable isn't it? The suffering of strangers, the agony of friends. There is a secret song at the centre of the world and its sound is like razors through flesh" "Do not debate with me girl, just come here and die while you still have the option of doing it quickly" "Welcome to the worst nightmare of all, reality" "You'll burn in hell for this. Burn? Oh such a limited imagination" "I promise the boy will not die here today but for a thousand years his dearest wish will be that he had" "I am so exquisitely empty."
“The Box. You opened it, and We came.” “WHO ARE YOU?!” “I am the one called Pinhead, despite the fact that I am studded with nails. Ole lipless holding you is the Chatterer, she behind me is just Female Cenobite (we need to work on that one) and the cool cat in the shades is my good buddy Butterball.”
@@SomethingNowhereMan Epic Comics, actually, which was a label Marvel used to use when a comic was for mature audiences. In any case, Epic titles are not considered canon.
His authoritative voice, complete lack of facial expression change and his command of the room is so unsettling. The lines he has are so well written. Oh no tears please, it's a waste of good suffering.'
So let me get this straight. They don't care who opens their box, they're just gonna take their victim kicking and screaming no matter who it is? Even when given a tribute they just brush it off? God that's terrifying.
In the second movie some people made a person with a disabilty and a nack for puzzles open the box. Pinhead stops the other cenobites from taking here and said "it is not hands that summon us, its desire" and takes the ones who forced the girl to open it. At least they have standerds XD
@@joncullen3063 I mean, why would they take disabled person anyway? Its been said by Pinhead they prefer people who see themselves as pristine and happy so they can fully enjoy their torment. Why would they take someone who is disabled and with depression to hell? They wont enjoy it.
@@joncullen3063 He realized or could sense that a person that out of touch wouldn't seek out the box, she didnt show joy or fear when they were revealed. Her senses were dull any experience would be pointless.
What a great scene. Almost every single line of dialogue from the Cenobites is quoteworthy. My personal favorite must be when the female cenobite tells her that they can't go to hell so matter of factly, as if she was some Walmart employee dealing with a difficult customer.
@@fjorgyn7438 I found out the reason why another actress played the female Cenobite in the second movie was because the first actress, Grace Kirby, didn't enjoy the role much. The outfit she had to wear was causing her back problems. But also, when she looked at herself in the mirror with all the finished makeup she didn't like what she saw. It must have horrified her. The other actress, on the other hand, enjoyed the role.
Chatterer did it for me. As a kid, I was scared to death at night of any lengthy shadows in my hallway of my house for fear The Chatterer was coming to collect me. The sounds from his teeth and intentional walk to Christy to choke her screaming, has to this day, left me unnerved every time I see his face from this movie. Just an awesome idea of a monster.
"We'll tear your soul apart!!" . That line had me like geez, that's some evil stuff right there when I first heard it. Also, "Your suffering will be legendary, even in hell!". I thought that one was savage too.
Holy Beans, these 80's Horror movies are crazy scary. Why can't Horror movies today be like these. My Mom is trying to give me nightmares by making me watch these. 🥺
The cenobites (1) ensure their people are informed and and their questions are answered, (2) have clearly communicated standards for recruitment, and (3) subject themselves to the unpleasant part of the job first before making others go through it. All hallmarks of good leadership!
F*cking Awesome! It's been said many times, Doug Bradley was BORN to play Pinhead! :) I saw the first when I was 11/12, way too young, and became a fan immediately. Thanks to my Grandma - she allowed me everything! ;)
In hellraiser: hellseeker she bargains with pinhead again; four souls in exchange for hers. When he agrees, he commends her on being a "worthy adversary". She responds: : "I had a great teacher." I think it's a deleted scene though, which is a shame, because it's an awesome moment to watch!!!
Hellraiser changed so much.. the first one scared the shit outta me as a kid. Seen it in the Theater with my Dad. Chatterer remains my favorite at least in the first one. They changed how he looked in the second one.
But also introduced the terrifying idea that he's actually a young boy. What kind of messed up life had that kid had to be in possession of the Lament configuration early in life? I always felt that added an extra layer of gruesomemess that this entire time, the Chatterer was just a little boy.
@@walsh9080 You learn later in other medias that Chatterer in life was a homosexual teenager who framed his mother for the murder of his abusive father. He became an orphan and later a prostitute. His backstory is extremely depressing, yeah but as you read you learn he did all of this to himself.
I’ve just remembered. A Billy and Mandy episode was inspired by this movie franchise, with a magic cube, a guy and his minions with bowling pins all over their bodies, etc.
I can't explain how terrified I was of this movie as a child. Recently re-watched it. Fell asleep, woke up while the movie was still playing. All the lights were off in the house. I turned off the movie and went back to sleep like it was nothing. I'm officially old, old, old, old.
I think what makes the cenobites the most terrifying is unlike with other invincible horror movie monsters where there’s some way to hurt and stall them, even if you do somehow hurt them they’d enjoy it and it would mean absolutely nothing trying to resist. You cant reason with them (in normal circumstances) you can kill them and you cant even really slow them down you’re just at their mercy, the only real way to fight them is to already be a cenobite so.. yea.
I'd like to imagine Pinhead on some lazy Sunday morning in a Mickey Mouse bathrobe, drinking some hot chocolate and sitting in a breakfast nook in the kitchen working on a crossword puzzle. "Hmmmmm. A 9 letter word for neverending pain that starts with 'S' and has 2 'F's in the middle."
Accept in order to cause suffering, the bathrobe is dirty and wet, the hot chocolate is boiling hot, and he is sitting on a chair of spikes. But i would imagine that he is instead watching ABC videos. *S is for sharing* "WHAT?! IMPOSSIBLE! THERE IS ONLY SUFFERING!"
As a kid in the 80s the first thing I did after I saw Hellraiser was stop playing with my Rubic's Cube.
Makes sense. Cant take any chances
Seriously that box become so.much more terrifying to me than Jason or freddie.
Very wise
those guys solving them in 5 seconds or so must have made one hell of a deal with pinhead
The Rubix's Cube and the Lament Configuration are entirely different things. One is a mere toy, one opens portals to fucking hell
''Perhaps we prefer you.''
Scared the shit out of me as a kid.
Nothing scares Harry Callahan
My favorite quote from the movie that sent chill down my spine as a kid
You watched this movie as a kid?! Wtf were ur parents lol?
@@BlakeFerret watched with us. We weren't little bitches like this generation
Then maybe... MAYBE...
"Perhaps we prefere YOU!"
This line is badass and terrifying.
Felipe Freitas I was just about to say that. Female cenobite is badass
wow wow wow
Felipe Freitas I have a feeling that the Female would be the most brutal when torturing people.
We dudes wanna see female Cenobite get it on with Kirsty (not Kristy).
Yes - best one in the scene. I hate to say it, but Pinhead's lines come across as a bit hokey sometimes.
You gotta appreciate how Pinhead was patient enough to answer all her questions and hear her out about Frank at least lol
In the book. When they find out that she was correct about Frank escaping them. They honored the deal they made with her. They took Frank and left her alone.
@@fatdaddyeddiejr really? He said maybe, maybe
@@albertolumbro4811 in the book. The deal Kirsty and the Cenobites made was a straight honest deal. If she could make Frank confess himself who he really was. Then the Cenobites would take Frank to Hell and leave Kirsty alone. When it happened. Kirsty was scared that the Cenobites would break the deal. But the head Cenobites told her that she honored her end of the deal. And they would do the same. They bid Kirsty farewell and went back to Hell.
I honestly think those book cenobites were way more interesting than your old classic horror slasher cenobites: beings forcefully bound to the rules of hell and beyond good and evil are way more chilling imo
@@jesusazocar1955 remember in the follow up sequel. The young girl solved the puzzle box and summoned the Cenobites. But before they did anything. Pinhead told them "No. It's not hands that call us. It's desire."
Pinhead knew the Doctor used the girl to solve the puzzle to summon them. She was only used as a tool. So by their rules. The Cenobites left her alone. It was the Doctor that wanted to experience their world and pleasure.
It's more terrifying when evil has their rules and follow them.
"It's just a puzzle box!"
"Oh no!"
Can we just talk about the pure, distilled glee in his voice for that line? He's entirely too happy to explain to her just how screwed she is.
There’s somethings you just don’t fuck with.
I also like his "many, many times" line, as if he's sick of constantly having to explain himself to ignorant mortals.
Priceless. You are candy on a plate....
You hit the nail right on the head.
"Nobody escapes us!" by Pinhead and "Impossible!" by Deep Throat are awesome. They're indignant!
"Supposing he had escaped us, what has that to do with you?"
Terrifying because it's such a condescending question.
And yet, the fact he asked the question in the first place indicates that he is curious. He wants to know what Kirsty knows, and how she knows it. He's also affronted that Frank escaped in the first place. A wrong he must right. He wasn't going to pass up on that opportunity.
@@bobpage6597 he already does know... his conversion was leading. he already knows the outcome when he said "i want to hear him confess himself". he already knows that her father will be killed and his skin used as disguise. they are the good guys because they look like demons.
@@fraser_mr2009 they're the good guys because they look like demons? No.
@@mde3370you clearly don't understand this movie. never judge a book by its cover. that is what the film is really about. in the movie you have a "cute" couple but they are sadistic monsters on the inside. the cenobites... they look like monsters but are actually angels on the inside and only kill bad people. ruclips.net/video/SD37UV5w1xM/видео.html frank and julia are the bad ones.
@@mde3370 ruclips.net/video/S7B2iFpl2lk/видео.html "This isn't for your eyes" The eyes are the windows to the soul. He lets her go.
The Female Cenobite has such an intimidating voice.
she quite chilling... has a dead stare... fuck i wished the other cenobites talked too...
Maddy! Intriguing
The female Cenobite is called Deep throat. I find her and particularly her voice to be quite sexy too.
James Close really I did not know this
backdoor lover piston head talks some of them do talk there’s a lot of cenobites
The emotions in Pinheads voice and eyes are brilliantly portrayed by Doug Bradley. Just brilliant. He was born for this role and he blew audiences away with his performance.
He's both emotionless and savage at the same time!
Yeah it would have been so easy to make pinhead just a slobbering demon let out of his cage but I’m glad they went the route they did
I love how she doesn’t just start screaming as soon as she sees the cenobite. It makes her initial reaction a lot more genuine
She tried to scream when she sees chatter, but the shock freezes her throat solid. It looks like she's trying to buy can't.
terror vs. horror
Well done. She was still coming to grips with a nightmare beyond human understanding
Yep. I really think she did try to play it as genuinely as she could. It almost seems like part of her expected something to happen when she opened the box, and she is maintaining a slight curiosity despite her fear.
"But if you cheat us..."
"WE'LL TEAR YOUR SOUL APART"
One of the best dialogue alley-oops in cinema.
I'm very much impressed how Kirsty had the presence of mind to carry a conversation and negotiate with hideous BSDM demons that have suddenly materialized out of nowhere and stuck their fingers down her throat. I'd probably just be screaming and struggling with the chattering cenobite the whole time.
LMAO!!! So true! I'd pass out from shock!
@@MrsBraxtonChrist😂 you wouldn't have passed out for long once they started getting to know your flesh.
You would be surprised what you can do when the fight mode of fear takes over. Survival is your brain's only track.
@@retiredsnowbunnyhunterx5106 Jesus wept!
@@MrsBraxtonChrist Uhhhmmm…what a kinda name is that?! 😅😅😅 Ahahah
Guess I never really stopped to think, that people really do be out here takin’ up Christ for their last name?
Chiiiile, I can’t EVEN with people anymore.. 🤦🏻♂️💁🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️💁🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
This is pure horror gold, it's such a simple scene and yet the practical affects, the make up, the acting, make this an iconic scene from one of the best horror films ever. Where the real monsters were the humans. The Cenobites were just a force of nature, a consequence of delving too deep into forbidden pleasures. Neither good nor evil, just an end result.
Apparently for this scene Clive Barker kept telling Doug Bradly to do less. Less body movements, less facial expressions. What we get is a perfectly alien being, something beyond our notion of reality. A creature that is ramrod still, emoting only with his voice, features only moving in the most extreme circumstances. Pure genius directing and perfectly done by the actor.
Well said.
"Oh Yes."
Chilling the way the Female Cenobite says that, it's as though she's reminiscing of a tattered and mangled plaything from her childhood, and not an actual human being that she and the rest of the Cenobites tore to shreds with chains and hooks.
Cenobite has no gender right?
@@ChanConstantine I'm not sure about that, but regardless, the character who says that line is referred to as "Female Cenobite" in the script, and no alternate moniker is provided in the film's dialogue, so there's no other name to use besides that one.
''Then maybe. MAYBE.'' that's just so chilling. She cant be sure if they'll actually let her live, but she'll help them anyway on the miniscule chance they might.
There's something oddly paternal in the delivery of that line.
And they ended up coming after her anyways
I think Kirsty dies in Hellraiser 2.
Nothing beats the 1st Hellraiser. They should have never given Pinhead an origin. He was more spookier without anyone knowing how he came to be.
I actually think the second one was just as good. Julia coming out of the mattress was well freaky grabbing that Asylum guy
Personally I found it pretty spooky it showed us the Chatterer is actually a child in Hellraiser 2. Just a massive load of wtf? How did a child get a box? Did he know what it was? What kind of messed up life had that kid had?
I was glad they brought the chatterer back in Hellraiser hellworld.
@@earlmartin1030 Me too. He didn't deserve such an unceremonious end.
Totally fucking agree.
The female cenobite seems to really like Frank when she says " oh yes", and then she says " perhaps we prefer you"
@@Lowlife6890 He says he went to the limits of sex that the human world offered. It makes you wonder exactly what he did..
@@Lowlife6890 Exactly the point I was making. No wonder Leviathan liked him so much
@@Lowlife6890 you've seen him to from a pile of goo to a skinless human and eventually wearing his brother's skin. What more do you want from him. He was the most evil person in the film.
Fun Fact: She's Clive Barker's cousin!
I love the implied tension between Pinhead and the Female Cenobite here. Pinhead merely has a quota to fill, whereas the Female's enjoying her job way too much. Among other things, this can be perceived by the way Pinhead abruptly interrupts his colleague when she says "perhaps we prefer you". I like to imagine she got a good telling off after leaving Kirsty.
lol i noticed that too. He is so sassy when it comes to deep throat
I didn't feel any tension, they're just unsure what to do because no one has ever escaped their realm before.
@@NPClownumber81googolplex A fair and valid point that adds complexity to their characters
And she probably enjoyed every second of it. Literally.
I find it interesting how they don't even turn to one another as they speak. They all keep their entire focus on her. She's their target, and the target is locked until the target changed.
Pinhead carries a small spray bottle of water at all times
“We are explorers in the further regions of experience. Demons to some. Angels to others.”
Awesome flex 💪
“We’ll tear your soul apart” still give me chills
I swear I love Pinheads' dry sass, almost every thing he says has an air of sarcasm
"The box. You opened it. We came." He said it like, "What did you expect? What do you not understand?"
@@danielmaster8776 🤣😂
"Many, many times"
You can just hear him thinking "Do I have to spell this out to you?"
He's like a demon version of Dorothy from the Golden Girls. In fact, I could almost picture Bea Arthur in the part.
@@RazorFriendly HA!
The Box... You Opened It..... And I CAME
💦💦
Very sexual
Pinhead failed NNN💀
We* came 😉
@@RampantSMEGMA sorry, my bad
One of the iconic horror franchises that alot young people, just don't know or appreciate, Pinhead is literally a 80s horror legend next to Jason, Michael and freddy, and chucky.
Guy deserves to be on dbd.
Buddy u might want to go on dbd twitter page and see their latest post
@@historicoutlaws9824 what is it
This dude already knows he's just trying to get future likes for "predicting it"
I just saw the original for the first time and I’m excited for him on dbd even though I have known that he is in the ranks of Michael and the others
@@housebaelishgaming or he’s just commenting on how deserving Pinhead is.
The female cenobite is by the far the best. She is just so nonchalant yet menacing. The actress in hellraiser 2 did a nice job but just doesn't compare to this one.
That dead stare she does is so creepy.
The actress is actually Clive Barkers the author and the directors cousin. He wrote it with her in mind for the role which is why it fits so good,
@@mysteryjunkie9808 she was originally going to play pinhead I’m pretty sure but Doug Bradley, his best friend, wanted the role so he gave it to him.
@@taylorpack7705 that's not what I heard, I heard Bradley wanted to be one of the movers instead.
@@NPClownumber81googolplexsomething along the lines of that. I read his cousin or niece, whatever she was to him, was supposed to be pinhead. That’s why In the remake pinhead is female because that’s how it was written, but I think Doug had the better voice and look so he got the part instead.
I love the first movie because it’s clear that the cenobites are not evil, but neutral. They take the box solver back to hell with them and nobody else. It’s quite obvious through the line ‘demons to some, angels to others’. They don’t mindlessly kill randomly just because haha torture like in the sequels
It's not hell. It's the S&M club on the other side of town.
"Heavens, no. Same city, completely different zip code."
They're evil but Lawful Evil.
The cenobites were suppose to be neutral initially. Frank wanted to have the box to access to God or the devil and have his desires granted. The odds of meeting the cenobites were like 99.999999999% likely. Yet, he took that chance and surprise, the cenobites showed up and tore his soul apart. In the sequel the cenobites became denizens of hell and their dimension was a part of hell.
@@MrMittens1974 leviathan likes order and hates chaos, so yeh. makes sense.
I've always preferred this interpretation too, that they truly are explorers of experience first and foremost. The core of the horror isn't that they're blatant demons... it's that _they are angels to others._ It's there again in with the "we have such sights to show you" line. Pinhead is not mocking there, he means it, he thinks she'll grow to love it. Of course it extends to the audience as well, we want to see the sights too, that's why we paid for the ticket.
Pinhead is a fair and honest fellow...
He really is. In all of the movies he never cheats anyone. I mean, yes...he'll torture you for eternity and rend your everlasting soul into a million screaming pieces...but he won't *cheat* you.
He was,in the first two movies.
After all the stomach churning evisceration, gouging of eyes, skin tearing and hook related torture, he really seems like a nice fella. After all, he served Britain in the First World War, the man’s a hero!
Jez Creed always look on the bright side of life😂😂
He does betray her later. And she narrowly escapes.
But he did say 'Maybe'. So, he didn't exactly lie.
You can tell Kentaro Miura took a lot of inspiration from Hellraiser designing the God Hand. Their design is almost identical and they're summoned with an artifact. This influences don't end their. Miura was hella inspired by 80s horror.
Guts is basically an anime version of Ash.
@@karisumataichou I'm kind of sad that he died though
@An Outsider. but there's way more Evil Dead/ Army of Darkness parallels in Berserk than Conan
The cenobite with goggles is Ubik lost brother
@@karisumataichou ayo Ash from Pokemon 🙃
The beginning music and the static sound of the TV along with the IV bag being diluted with blood till it explodes and aesthetic quality of the camera work is beyond terrifying
*NO TEARS PLEASE..IT'S A WASTE OF GOOD SUFFERING*
(Ominous Hellraiser theme playing)
Such an amazing movie. Sound design. Set design. Practical effects. Visual aesthetics. Just fuckin awesome!!
I wonder how many times the nails fell off during shooting... Seriously I imagine keeping those on, especially around his mouth must be tricky as hell. Very impressive for the times.
I always loved how well spoken Pinhead is, it’s kind of disarming how charming and understanding he comes off as
“You’ve done this before, right?”
“Many, many times..”
That line chills me with how many helpless and twisted souls have been taken back to hell in pieces.
Experiencing the true meaning of pain and pleasure.
There's no pleasure in Hell. The pleasures the Cenobites promisse are nothing but horrible, gruesome, neverending pain, suffering and agony. They take great satisfaction in inflicting pain and call it "pleasure'.
@@FACF0416 not quite. The books go into more detail. When frank opens the box he smells something that smells like the most fragrance of roses . Then it smells like dead bodies . Then the smell is so overbearing his nose almost burns from the aroma strength. That's the nature of the cenobites. Their perception is that at its peak pleasure and pain are the exact same thing. It's sensory overload. They apply this reasoning to taste , touch , sight , and hearing. Haven't you noticed many of their victims both look like they are having the worst torture done to them imaginable ... yet they also look like they are about to orgasm. Remember dr channards first words after his torture " and to think...I hesitated " . He enjoyed being that way
@@MM-hf6om100%. Pinhead in this movie calls themselves "Explorers of Experience", but I would say they are "Explorers of Sensation" as a more appropriate meaning to their duties. The book does indeed go into the varying levels of sensation of what the brain is capable of experiencing through nerves. The Cenobites just crank it to 10 though and find ways to perfect their art for those willing to search for something beyond what earthly life has to offer.
Instructions unclear, demons summoned when puzzle opened
Leviathin.org will not be held responsible for the loss of any limbs, life, or good suffering
I forgot how horrifying their first appearance is.
and speaking to you in a calm manor!as if you invited them over for coffee or tea!pure evil just smiling at you while you tread terrifying waters!
Yeah, the lady playing with her vocal cords always gets me
Their first appearance gave me chills up my spine
I must have icewater in my veins because this isn't anything except funny. And I know it's supposed to be scary because the actress is doing an incredible job being terrified of these people, but the Cenobites themselves are impossible for me to take seriously. I just laugh every time Pinhead speaks, he's so melodramatically over-the-top. But that's also why I love the scene.
makeup effects are amazing.
“We’ll tear your soul apart!” 💀
Maybe....... *MAYBE*
I have no soul :)
It sounds even more scary in German
Nobody: How many times have you watched this clip
Me: Many, many times.
🤣🤣🤣👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
When the 1st Cenobite appears aka Chatterbox, Kristy's reaction was all the more real because his fingernails accidentally scraped the roof of her mouth.
KIRSTY!!11 Not Kristy.
That must've hurt a lot!!
Apparently the whole fingers in the mouth bit was unscripted too. The actor playing the Chatterer couldn't see anything in his makeup and so was told to just walk forward with his hand out, and his fingers just happened to find their way into Kirsty's mouth and both actors rolled with it.
The fact that it was unscripted is even better given that fingers in the mouth is a recurring motif in the film. The podcast Girls, Guts, & Giallo explains it very well!
@@jaimie1938 So the makeup made him blind and his fingers just so happened to go into her mouth? I actually find that quite funny now that I've learned about this lol
That's really interesting, because I thought it was such a powerful shot, but it made me uncomfortable about the behind-the-scenes implications that having it scripted would raise. Finding out it was a happy accident is way less creepy and let's it just be an amazing shot.
"Kirsty, Kirsty, Kirsty, so *eager* to play....so reluctant to admit it." Remember, it is desire that calls them. Kirsty is the best final girl because she IS into this kind of thing and lives only because Pinhead is amused by her self-deception, knowing she will one day join him. He is looking at his successor, his heiress, his love, his hate, his most beloved enemy, and his most clever ally: the next High Priestess of Hell. He can see that potential in her, the monster hidden behind those big doe eyes and that sweetly innocent face. Inside her is a darkness that is just itching to come out and play. She is the protagonist and he is the antagonist, but she is not the hero and he is not the villain, not in this story.
Brilliantly said. Would have loved a movie where she embraces it. Gives into that darkness and becomes the high priestess. Shame the reboot didn't do that either. Maybe one day.
Seeing this film again since Pinhead is about to come in Dead by Daylight
HE CAME
@@Nuked8000 he saw Jane.. and HE CAME
Clive Barker as a director got some fantastic performances out of his cast. Very impressive considering, I believe, this was his first major full length film.
Pinhead plays no games!
The box....you opened it...we came!
and then maybe MAYBEEE
He sounds like a dad
He is her dad now since she opened the box lol
You joke but I think he had an affection for the girl because he helped her get rid of him. And that other movie her boyfriend was a bad guy and he found it very dead.
A brilliantly-written horror scene in cinematic history. Such a disturbing and chilling introduction between them, yet without gore. Unforgettable.
sophisticated evil. Like wolf ram and hart with the bureaucracy.
"But if you cheat ussss"
I love that line.
You're quite edgy. :)
Just imagine if you really pissed them off.
@@ColdBloodedBastard Lol, I really dont want to imagine that.
Trick us again girl and your suffering will be legendary...even in hell.
The best line from the second movie imo
@@walsh9080 Yeah, that's a good one too.
I actually have a theory about the Lament Congfiguration (The Puzzle Box.)
(Keep in mind I have only seen the first three movies and have never read the comics, so please don't judge too harshly)
Many people think that the best way to avoid the Cenobites is to simply not solve the Box and then it's a done deal, but I dont think it's that easy.
Honestly I think that the Box itself has a sort of sentience, not unlike the Ring from Lord of the Rings. Only the difference here is that the Box is not seeking to return anywhere, but instead seeks to compel those who hold it in their possession to solve it unknowingly.
Whether they actually intend to solve the Box, such as the antagonist of the first movie, or accidentally solve it shortly after finding it in their grasp, the first thing that anyone does when the Box is in their hands is rub their thumb in a circle counter clockwise on the circular emblem that we can safely assume is the top of the Box. This is also the final motion of solving it.
Edit: I realized shortly after typing this that Frank does NOT do this immediately, perhaps because he had every intention of solving the Box on his own despite knowing what it could contain, the Box itself saw no reason to compel him?
There is NO reason for this motion, but they ALL do it and it seems to trigger something in their subconscious that pushes the individual to begin solving the puzzle. With its own automatic movements, solving the puzzle is actually pretty simple as it will mostly to the job on its own, with only a few nudges from the victim that has been caught in its trap. And that is exactly what the Lament Configuration is, more than a gateway to the Leviathan's domain and more than a simple puzzle, it is a Trap for all those unfortunate enough to stumble across it. What good is a trap that is difficult to deploy? That would be like creating a landmine that requires the soldier who steps on it to also sing a perfect rendition of "I Will Be There" from the musical production of the Count of Monte Cristo before it would go off.
Again, this is all just theory and for all I know it may have already been written/spoken now.
I’m just thumbs upping this for the effort in typing this
That's some good detective work man. I don't know if the box wants to solved every time necessarily but I agree that it does seem to do it all it can to intrigue the average person who finds or acquires it.
Best Pinhead lines from any of the films. Hellraiser one is the best with two a close second, then well the rest are okay....ish.
The rest are trash
I liked a couple of the ones that were made for video. I liked Hellraiser hellworld. I liked Hellraiser Revelations. Hellraiser Revelations would have been a lot better if Doug Bradley would have been playing Pinhead.
Weirdly, even though the later movies suck, I always thought Pinhead wasn't actually so bad. He has some badass quotes from later sequels (only the ones with Doug Bradley):
"Do I look like someone that cares what God thinks?"
"Unbearable isn't it? The suffering of strangers, the agony of friends. There is a secret song at the centre of the world and its sound is like razors through flesh"
"Do not debate with me girl, just come here and die while you still have the option of doing it quickly"
"Welcome to the worst nightmare of all, reality"
"You'll burn in hell for this.
Burn? Oh such a limited imagination"
"I promise the boy will not die here today but for a thousand years his dearest wish will be that he had"
"I am so exquisitely empty."
Part 4 is lit!
@@paulbrendan8034 the 2nd one was still really good. I liked the labyrinth of hell idea.
Explorers in the further regions of experience. What a profound description.
What does that even mean?
@@1stNumberOne
It's an alternate way to say they are really into BDSM...
I always hear "Explore us...".
I'm not a native English speaker so that's most likely why I mishear him.
“The Box. You opened it, and We came.”
“WHO ARE YOU?!”
“I am the one called Pinhead, despite the fact that I am studded with nails. Ole lipless holding you is the Chatterer, she behind me is just Female Cenobite (we need to work on that one) and the cool cat in the shades is my good buddy Butterball.”
If the Cenobites were in the MCU:
@@SomethingNowhereMan I'd watch the MCU
@@SomethingNowhereMan more like if Tony Stark were a cenobite.
@@Geral454 Lol, did you know the cenobites were once in Marvel Comics? Had they've been in the MCU everybody would've been crying.
@@SomethingNowhereMan Epic Comics, actually, which was a label Marvel used to use when a comic was for mature audiences. In any case, Epic titles are not considered canon.
"we'll tear your soul apart!" Just the way he says it and with the deep British accent make it so believable and terrifying yet badass.
Go away and leave me alone ... best defence against demons
Heh
Paulo Eusebio
Slender man keeps away from me as I'd kick his ass
Likewise demons
I just growl and they leave me be
elliott *laughs in suffering*
Pinhead: "...tf is Slenderman?"
Chatterer: "He was delicious..."
He isnt a demon, he was a tortured soul whos soul was combined with a mayan prince
At the end they just "lost souls"
I want to hear him confess himself! Then maybe, maybe..
But if you cheat us
*WE’LL TEAR YOUR SOUL APART*
Ah the quotes are so historical. 👍
"Then maybe. MAYBE"
I'm a year late but
M A Y B E
M A Y B E
M A Y B E . . .
"The box, you opened it... WE CAME"
Every word delivered by Pinhead was pure class.
She's one of the most beautiful girls I've ever seen
Same i'm really really attracted to her
lmao
@Steve Blundell hahaha well played
I know, right? The chick in the white dress is okay, too
@P Nis [Insert "I'm an adult virgin" vine here]
"GO TO HELL!"
"WE CAN'T... "
LOL. A demon with a sick sense of humor.
His authoritative voice, complete lack of facial expression change and his command of the room is so unsettling.
The lines he has are so well written.
Oh no tears please, it's a waste of good suffering.'
Absolutely the best scene of all time 😃
I spoke about this scene in a job interview when asked what was my favourite film 😅
MrCat did you get the job?
Grace Kirby(female cenobite) performance is exemplary just a fantastic portrayal flawless
Fun Fact: She's Clive Barker's cousin!
So let me get this straight. They don't care who opens their box, they're just gonna take their victim kicking and screaming no matter who it is? Even when given a tribute they just brush it off? God that's terrifying.
In the second movie some people made a person with a disabilty and a nack for puzzles open the box. Pinhead stops the other cenobites from taking here and said "it is not hands that summon us, its desire" and takes the ones who forced the girl to open it. At least they have standerds XD
@@joncullen3063 I mean, why would they take disabled person anyway? Its been said by Pinhead they prefer people who see themselves as pristine and happy so they can fully enjoy their torment. Why would they take someone who is disabled and with depression to hell? They wont enjoy it.
The care of the person wanted to solve the box in the first place.
@@joncullen3063 He realized or could sense that a person that out of touch wouldn't seek out the box, she didnt show joy or fear when they were revealed. Her senses were dull any experience would be pointless.
What a great scene. Almost every single line of dialogue from the Cenobites is quoteworthy. My personal favorite must be when the female cenobite tells her that they can't go to hell so matter of factly, as if she was some Walmart employee dealing with a difficult customer.
Imagine the confusion by suddenly having thousands of new views on an old video 11 years after it was uploaded...
Once Pinhead hits Dead by Daylight, the views are going to get crazier
There's no confusion as to why this website is used mainly by simpleminded morons, like you. It just is.
@@CooManTunes ... You realise you use this website too... Right?
@@CooManTunes What on earth could've provoked you in anything said here?
@@joemeiners447 Unoriginal, stupid people provoked me.
She was given such a small appearance in the movie but the female Cenobite is the eeriest and yet most captivating of the four cenobites.
I prefer the actress in the first movie much more than in the second. This one just looks more convincing. The other one is too perfect looking.
@@fjorgyn7438 I found out the reason why another actress played the female Cenobite in the second movie was because the first actress, Grace Kirby, didn't enjoy the role much. The outfit she had to wear was causing her back problems. But also, when she looked at herself in the mirror with all the finished makeup she didn't like what she saw. It must have horrified her.
The other actress, on the other hand, enjoyed the role.
Chatterer did it for me. As a kid, I was scared to death at night of any lengthy shadows in my hallway of my house for fear The Chatterer was coming to collect me. The sounds from his teeth and intentional walk to Christy to choke her screaming, has to this day, left me unnerved every time I see his face from this movie. Just an awesome idea of a monster.
Dead by daylight survivors don’t know what’s coming… ⛓🪝🩸
This is the comment I was looking for
IDK, if these characters are used true to the movies then all you gotta do is slice their necks a little and boom they're dead.
@@Magneticitist The way Dead by Daylight is set up, makes that impossible.
@@LuffyBlack survivor chileno, viva Chile mierda
You are now in Dead By Daylight
The fans who haven't seen the movie : WE CAME
"It's just a video game!" "Oh no. It is total awesome."
"Will tear your soul apart!". One of the best quotes of the cinema history...!
"We'll tear your soul apart!!" . That line had me like geez, that's some evil stuff right there when I first heard it. Also, "Your suffering will be legendary, even in hell!". I thought that one was savage too.
hellraiser 1.. my favorite.
@Fart Man
This is 1.
Only is yhe best ALL.
Well honestly 1 and 2 and maybe..... third one! Are my favourite films! 👍👍👍
I'd say the first four movies are the best
30 years later and this is way scarier than 90% of modern horror movies
Anybody else coming back to this scene due to the dbd teaser?
Yep
These are spectacular beings. "Go to hell!" "We can't." Brilliant.
"oh no tears please.... it's a waste of good suffering".... terrifying line
Holy Beans, these 80's Horror movies are crazy scary. Why can't Horror movies today be like these. My Mom is trying to give me nightmares by making me watch these. 🥺
have always loved the delivery of "many many times"
The look he had when he said “we’ll tear your soul apart” always chills me
The cenobites (1) ensure their people are informed and and their questions are answered, (2) have clearly communicated standards for recruitment, and (3) subject themselves to the unpleasant part of the job first before making others go through it. All hallmarks of good leadership!
Indeed. People may consider Pinhead a "bad guy" but he isn't a bad boss.
I feel like this was the best iteration of Pinhead. Great voice, great motive. Just an indifferent angel of suffering.
F*cking Awesome! It's been said many times, Doug Bradley was BORN to play Pinhead! :) I saw the first when I was 11/12, way too young, and became a fan immediately. Thanks to my Grandma - she allowed me everything! ;)
Krysty’s deal making skills are Legendary.
In hellraiser: hellseeker she bargains with pinhead again; four souls in exchange for hers. When he agrees, he commends her on being a "worthy adversary". She responds: : "I had a great teacher." I think it's a deleted scene though, which is a shame, because it's an awesome moment to watch!!!
Even in hell
@@stevencoates3382 oh wow
*Christee
@@CooManTunes oops
I saw this at the age of eight years old. I was not prepared for it.
Best one-liner: “We’ll tear your soul apart!”
The way he delivered that line is just so fu*king epic. 😏
And it's not just rhetoric. He is serious.
The actor playing Kirsty genuinely looked scared
Hellraiser changed so much.. the first one scared the shit outta me as a kid. Seen it in the Theater with my Dad. Chatterer remains my favorite at least in the first one. They changed how he looked in the second one.
But also introduced the terrifying idea that he's actually a young boy. What kind of messed up life had that kid had to be in possession of the Lament configuration early in life? I always felt that added an extra layer of gruesomemess that this entire time, the Chatterer was just a little boy.
@@walsh9080 You learn later in other medias that Chatterer in life was a homosexual teenager who framed his mother for the murder of his abusive father. He became an orphan and later a prostitute. His backstory is extremely depressing, yeah but as you read you learn he did all of this to himself.
The voices are amazing!Very good!
I love that they're some kind of advanced beings and yet, they have such a crude appearance.
Kristy- What's in that box anyway?
Pinhead- My wallets.
"Who you callin' Pinhead?!"
I’ve just remembered. A Billy and Mandy episode was inspired by this movie franchise, with a magic cube, a guy and his minions with bowling pins all over their bodies, etc.
I can't explain how terrified I was of this movie as a child. Recently re-watched it. Fell asleep, woke up while the movie was still playing. All the lights were off in the house. I turned off the movie and went back to sleep like it was nothing. I'm officially old, old, old, old.
Yes, you're that old. Sucks to be you.
My condolences.
"We'll tear your soul apart ." The first time I heard that line, a chill run up my spine .
THE BOX...YOU OPENED IT...I CAMEEEE
HE CAME
I CAME
This whole scene is still iconic even to this day.
I think what makes the cenobites the most terrifying is unlike with other invincible horror movie monsters where there’s some way to hurt and stall them, even if you do somehow hurt them they’d enjoy it and it would mean absolutely nothing trying to resist. You cant reason with them (in normal circumstances) you can kill them and you cant even really slow them down you’re just at their mercy, the only real way to fight them is to already be a cenobite so.. yea.
She opened her box, and I came....😂❤😊
🤨😂
By far creepiest creatures of any horror movie genre
“We came. Now you must come with us. Taste our pleasure.” -Pinhead
🤣🤣🤣
God this could be taken so wrong.
With a dirty mind, anything is possible. XD
@@lordbaionz, yessir.
No, he meant that too. Pleasure and pain, not merely pain alone. So many handle pain, but not so many can resist breaking under pleasure.
This scene itself is historical in horror.
Still makes my skin go cold to this day.
I'd like to imagine Pinhead on some lazy Sunday morning in a Mickey Mouse bathrobe, drinking some hot chocolate and sitting in a breakfast nook in the kitchen working on a crossword puzzle.
"Hmmmmm. A 9 letter word for neverending pain that starts with 'S' and has 2 'F's in the middle."
Accept in order to cause suffering, the bathrobe is dirty and wet, the hot chocolate is boiling hot, and he is sitting on a chair of spikes. But i would imagine that he is instead watching ABC videos. *S is for sharing* "WHAT?! IMPOSSIBLE! THERE IS ONLY SUFFERING!"
I wouldn't
Soufflérs
All that effort and it collapses, then they don't shut up about it.
I like to imagine Pinhead trying to pull on an ugly sweater at Christmas time.
1:49
"Oh, no tears, please. It's a waste of good suffering!"
FOR DBD PLAYERS
"we came, now you must come with us, taste our pleasures"
i wish if they added that line instead of the one they already removed
They removed it because that voice line was coming up while using the Chatterer skin. It'll come back, just gotta open that box!
"Go to hell"
"We can't. Not alone"
Man Clive Barker must've had a good giggle to himself at that one.