With this movie, the "Lament" in "Lament Configuration" makes sense. The worst punishment the Cenobites could give to Riley is that she has to live the rest of her life knowing she not only couldn't save her brother but that everyone's death was because of her.
I think it was a really smart move to show not only do Cenobites recognise emotional/mental pain as valid in their teachings/ethos but also its likely the "safest" reward option by admittig you've already taken enough of their "gifts" and need no more.
In retrospect, I do realize that Trevor basically spent the whole movie trying to get the Configuration out of Riley's hands. Like, he tricked her into taking it and was immediately like, "actually. Never mind. I'm gonna throw this away." Riley: "We need to go to the mansion and save my brother" Trevor: "Let's just call the police, dump the box, and leave." Like, I gotta appreciate that he at least tried to repent. I'm also glad all the characters felt like real people instead of typical horror movie archetypes. Like, relatively, Trevor is obviously the archetypal jock, but he never felt like it.
I loved this movie, not just as a solid horror film and sequel, but for it being about an addict deciding to reject desire via the Cenobites showing her how monstrous it can get.
I believe the hell priestess “Pinhead” is Kirsty from the original. In the comics, she trades places with pinhead in hell. She wanted to be with her loved ones. Pinhead was bored of his existence and wanted to be human again.
I guess the idea of the story is that the whole ordeal was a tragedy. Riley got all those people killed, including her brother, all in vain. I never realized the true meaning of Lament configuration until now. All in all, this is the best Hellraiser movie so far. Also, am I the only one who screamed "NO!" when Chatterer died? 😂 Not my boy! Ps: Your doggo's face was everything. He was like, "what the hell am I watching?"
i think the idea is that its an allegory for addiction, addiction (the box) doesnt just effect you but also everyone around you like friends and family
I like Riley's plan to lure another Cenobite in and stab it to pass the next stage. Less than 15 minutes later and she's already using that surprise information to use.
Hence why pinheas gave her the lament configuration. The “gift” is living with despair/torment for the rest of your life. Day in and day night she will forever remember what happened and no matter what she can’t forget about the events.
I think many people who didn’t like it were more fans of the original movie as opposed to fans of the book. I didn’t particularly like the original movie, mainly because I felt like there was no reason for Julia to do anything she did, I also felt like the description of cenobites were much more fleshed out in this movie. In the 1987 movie, the leather glossy outfits were cool but with this one, there’s a feeling of they’re doing this because they really want to push the limits of the human body, the piercings, the skin being pulled taut and being stretched out to the point of it lengthening, it really does feel like this is something that pushes that narrative.
@@MrFredstt To quote Wayne from Letterkenny: "That's a Texas-size 10-4!" Definitely closer to the book. In the OG movie, Pinhead clearly appears male where as in the lore, Pinhead is more androgynous while leaning slightly feminine if you can call it that like in Hulu's release. I love the original but this is so awesome as well! :D
@@Schatje79 Ah ok. Yeah this movie had me a bit confused on some aspects. Pinhead being one of them and then the box being another. Because in the first 2 Hellraisers there were no "gifts" or different configurations so I thought maybe the movie was retconning the lore. Interesting to know that this one follows the books more closely and that Pinhead is more ambiguous in appearance
@@MrFredstt The apparence of the Cenobites is closer to the book... but basically everything else is not. The "gifts" and the other configurations are not in the book. The box in the book explicitly only does one thing; summon the Cenobites. Kirsty wonders if there might be other boxes that open gates to heaven, but both those and even the existence of a heaven separate from the Cenobites' realm is presented pure as speculation on her part. The focus on hooks is mainly a construct of the first film, and Leviathan wasn't even in the book, it was invented for the second film. The idea that people become Cenobites was also introduced in the second film. And the whole demanding sacrifices thing is not in the book at all, and is more in-line with the films, in the book they don't even take Frank initially until he gives them permission and they warn him that it might not be what he expects it to be and that he can't go back if he agrees. And they don't try to get Kirsty after she leads them to Frank either. In the book they give exactly what they claim to, pain and pleasure to such extremes that you can't tell one from the other, they are both heaven and hell, in that if you push either to it's logical limit they become indistinguishable. Also I don't know what that other person is going on about about Julia, she behaves basically the same in the original film as in the book.
I liked it and totally agree that it feels more in line with the first three films the the rest of the series (as it is). I also liked the visual of Roland Voight's mansion being within Leviathan's maze as it lowered from the sky, as if the mansion itself had fully crossed over into the Cenobites' reality. All-in-all I liked it as much as the first two movies, which is good because those are the only Hellraiser films I actually like (Bloodlines was kinda cool only because it explores the history of the box and where it comes from).
After I watched this one I immediately watched all 3 originals and it felt good. This movie blends really well with the originals. Not the previous sequels
Here's the thing, Riley is only at fault for the first time the box was solved, but she didn't know what it would do. The second time was pure accident, she had the old lady were fighting over it, she didn't set out to make that happen. The third was Vought, he took the box, solved it, and stabbed the girl in the back. She used it to kill the Chatterer, and tried to use it on the Mask, and Vought again used it on the last guy. Riley didn't ever actually try to use the box to get her brother back.
I tingled, I tangled, I watched the damned thangle! And the sights I saw? Total breath of fresh air for the laboring Hellraiser series; I loved it. I hope there will be more to come.
One of my favorite parts of the movie was the score. It brings back the familiar cues and themes from the first two Hellraiser films so beautifully done by Christopher Young. Ben Lovett did such a wonderful job with the music! I was very surprised with how much I enjoyed the movie. That ending was both wild and awe inspiring. Such a good movie. I also liked the fact that the Cenobites do not wear leather anymore but that their costumes are their skin. Like... how do you make Pinhead's skirt into flesh like that?!
In the novella, it is said that their clothes were sewn through in and out of the Cenobite's skin. So the clothes and skin are fused together, very much like the original movie, actually. Although the novella didn't specify anything about black leather getup 😂 So I guess the 'clothes' they wear could be anything? Including other human skin, maybe? 🤔
@@nitrokid I was like I must know how it works LOL. And yeah, that shit is wild to me but I think its very interesting too. I also like that their eye color is black/blue. You normally wouldn't see that. The Cenobites looked great.
I love that no matter what choice you make, the outcome is always pain In the case of the Lament configuration, it's emotional pain, since that's what "lament" means, intense grief or regret
Jamie Clayton in this movie was INCREDIBLE. She was so excited to play the character and she did it so much justice. Her presence was palpable. This movie made my skin crawl from the body horror but it was worth it for Jamie.
Just came across your channel and I’m glad you guys enjoyed this film. A lot of people are divided about the look of the cenobites. I’ve seen the originals and they didn’t look scary, just gross or weird. This film? The wheezing, the way they spoke and moved, like they were clearly in constant agony of just existing but they loved it. They were deliciously horrifying.
Great reaction vid and review! With you guys being fresh to the Hellraiser franchise and not having suffered through the ever declining sequels, it's good to see that this movie holds up just as well for you! Ya'll are not the first to mention 13 Ghosts and I totally didn't pick up on that(it's one of my favorite movies) but yeah, it had some of that vibe with some shots and the house being a Cenobite trap. Cheers!
I was going to wait to watch it but seeing that you guys uploaded a reaction video I had to go watch it so I could come watch this. So much watching. lol. Loved it as well.
Really enjoyed this new take on the Hellraiser lore. The only thing I didn't like was that if you got cut you were screwed either way, even if it was an accident. In the original, the cenobites would only come if you desired it and seeked it out, not by happenstance...
I don't think that really differs from the original or the novel at all, Kristy opens the box on accident and they don't care. They still want to take her, she only gets away when she offers up Frank as a trade.
This box isn't like the old box, it wants the person who desires the gift and 5 sacrifices. Everyone else it ignores if they are caught in the hell dimension like the chatterer walked right past the characters. This one forces the person wanting the gift to inflict pain on others to obtain it. Opening it is like franks resurrection, you're immortal but screwed and have to kill to affect your situation.
@@Chriswallace0405 Yeah but 1 and 2 are classic duo movies that complement each other and if you wanna understand a little bit more, those 2 is all you need...
"There is no retreat. Once a threshold has been crossed, all you can do is search for greater thresholds." I love that 😂😂😂😂😂😂 my favorite part of the film outside of the park scene.
I loved this movie it felt perfect for the 2022 era.. It showed enough at the beginning and then it really showed everything.. Plus the cenobytes for the most part look full practical and that adds to the horror... Also, when the movie screen falls down and Kevin is just looking at both of you its so fun...
At the Hellraiser Huluween Movie premier, the actress who played Nora had to walk out of the theater during her death scene because she was too scared to watch it. Just like Kelly Rowland did for Freddy vs. Jason
First Hellraiser movie I've seen. I thought is cool and entertaining loved the Cenobites designs. Wasn't as terrifying as I expected. I'm probably going to check out original soon!
Its great to see appreciation and actual critique, I agree with all your ratings for the movie. The voices and presence of the cenobites reallly does it for me.
Not thrilled with every aspect of the story, screenplay ebbed and flowed, some parts were so-so, others were phenomenal and ghastly, but it felt more like Clive Barker again. The drawings Riley found in the Voight house were drawn by Clive, his artwork is pretty recognizable, that was a cool touch or "easter egg" as it were. Cool reaction, thanks!
I love that they explore the box can have multiple configurations with LAMENT in the cube form being the first which is the one we all know. The only question I have is how to get to Leviathan after they take you for solving Lament. Perhaps they make further box play an option in their hell dimension? If that's the case I'd love to see that explored in sequels.
From what I understand is that the victims of the box are just pawns meant to be fed to the box and the person tricking people into solving the box gets the reward after they fed the boxes 6 victims! You see this in the beginning with Voight tricking that random guy into solving it and he just happened to be the 6 and final victim thus giving Voight his “reward”!
@@kerbystar True but she said you can't go back only to additional configurations. That means there may be other individuals on earth in a state of torture like Voight. It seems like he was a special circumstance. Either way it's more material they could play with in future films.
It was Rileys fault for opening it but after that it wasnt. Her brother didnt look at it and touched by accident and she was out of it, the old lady knew what happens and they struggled over it 🤷🏻♀️ then she didnt even do anything to that other girl, she didnt even have it lmao and they came to her while she was by herself, that is on them.
Jamie Clayton knocked it out the park as the hell priest…i actually preferred it to the original as it’s not as campy….this just felt dirty,dark and like a dark slug over the film…plus it’s closer to the hellbound heart I lived it
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With this movie, the "Lament" in "Lament Configuration" makes sense. The worst punishment the Cenobites could give to Riley is that she has to live the rest of her life knowing she not only couldn't save her brother but that everyone's death was because of her.
Good I hated that bitc. H.
I also saw it as the knowledge that all the pain and suffering was for nothing.
These people died for no reason.
I think it was a really smart move to show not only do Cenobites recognise emotional/mental pain as valid in their teachings/ethos but also its likely the "safest" reward option by admittig you've already taken enough of their "gifts" and need no more.
Joey's screams of Agony are sublime 🤌
Props to the actor
God they soooo are
Yo Jamie Clayton killed it as Pinhead!!!
Nice pfp!
Gavin Moon
So true - Facts!
@@rachaelhogan7850 Aww look I found you again! Your grammar has gotten so much better! Still a transphobe though, so we need to work on that.
She sure did
Yes she did. She was awesome.
In retrospect, I do realize that Trevor basically spent the whole movie trying to get the Configuration out of Riley's hands. Like, he tricked her into taking it and was immediately like, "actually. Never mind. I'm gonna throw this away."
Riley: "We need to go to the mansion and save my brother"
Trevor: "Let's just call the police, dump the box, and leave."
Like, I gotta appreciate that he at least tried to repent.
I'm also glad all the characters felt like real people instead of typical horror movie archetypes. Like, relatively, Trevor is obviously the archetypal jock, but he never felt like it.
I loved this movie, not just as a solid horror film and sequel, but for it being about an addict deciding to reject desire via the Cenobites showing her how monstrous it can get.
I believe the hell priestess “Pinhead” is Kirsty from the original. In the comics, she trades places with pinhead in hell. She wanted to be with her loved ones. Pinhead was bored of his existence and wanted to be human again.
14:20 -- The dog's concern at Cody looking very squeamish. 😆
This. This is the Hellraiser we needed!
Facts!
I guess the idea of the story is that the whole ordeal was a tragedy. Riley got all those people killed, including her brother, all in vain. I never realized the true meaning of Lament configuration until now. All in all, this is the best Hellraiser movie so far. Also, am I the only one who screamed "NO!" when Chatterer died? 😂 Not my boy!
Ps: Your doggo's face was everything. He was like, "what the hell am I watching?"
i think the idea is that its an allegory for addiction, addiction (the box) doesnt just effect you but also everyone around you like friends and family
@chandra pandhita This makes the story way more interesting now that you say that I went through it twice trying to figure it out
@@keebindarp2745 Ikr, the whole theme of Hellraiser from the beginning is addiction. The desire to fill something that is bottomless.
I like Riley's plan to lure another Cenobite in and stab it to pass the next stage. Less than 15 minutes later and she's already using that surprise information to use.
Hence why pinheas gave her the lament configuration. The “gift” is living with despair/torment for the rest of your life. Day in and day night she will forever remember what happened and no matter what she can’t forget about the events.
I loved it. Huge fan of the book, and this was my favorite Hellraiser by far. The cenobites finally feel like the book.
I think many people who didn’t like it were more fans of the original movie as opposed to fans of the book. I didn’t particularly like the original movie, mainly because I felt like there was no reason for Julia to do anything she did, I also felt like the description of cenobites were much more fleshed out in this movie. In the 1987 movie, the leather glossy outfits were cool but with this one, there’s a feeling of they’re doing this because they really want to push the limits of the human body, the piercings, the skin being pulled taut and being stretched out to the point of it lengthening, it really does feel like this is something that pushes that narrative.
Would you say this movie is closer to the books lore wise then? I've only seen this movie and the first 2 Hellraisers
@@MrFredstt To quote Wayne from Letterkenny: "That's a Texas-size 10-4!" Definitely closer to the book. In the OG movie, Pinhead clearly appears male where as in the lore, Pinhead is more androgynous while leaning slightly feminine if you can call it that like in Hulu's release. I love the original but this is so awesome as well! :D
@@Schatje79 Ah ok. Yeah this movie had me a bit confused on some aspects. Pinhead being one of them and then the box being another. Because in the first 2 Hellraisers there were no "gifts" or different configurations so I thought maybe the movie was retconning the lore. Interesting to know that this one follows the books more closely and that Pinhead is more ambiguous in appearance
@@MrFredstt The apparence of the Cenobites is closer to the book... but basically everything else is not. The "gifts" and the other configurations are not in the book. The box in the book explicitly only does one thing; summon the Cenobites. Kirsty wonders if there might be other boxes that open gates to heaven, but both those and even the existence of a heaven separate from the Cenobites' realm is presented pure as speculation on her part.
The focus on hooks is mainly a construct of the first film, and Leviathan wasn't even in the book, it was invented for the second film. The idea that people become Cenobites was also introduced in the second film. And the whole demanding sacrifices thing is not in the book at all, and is more in-line with the films, in the book they don't even take Frank initially until he gives them permission and they warn him that it might not be what he expects it to be and that he can't go back if he agrees. And they don't try to get Kirsty after she leads them to Frank either. In the book they give exactly what they claim to, pain and pleasure to such extremes that you can't tell one from the other, they are both heaven and hell, in that if you push either to it's logical limit they become indistinguishable.
Also I don't know what that other person is going on about about Julia, she behaves basically the same in the original film as in the book.
Riley: *stabs the chatterer* Pinhead: I'll allow it. Chatterer: WTF!!!!!
😂
Loved this movie! If they keep this tone and style, they could make some crazy good sequels.
Ryan Cole
VERY well said, I 100% agree.
Nora’s whole scene was a whole other level 😭
I love the way the doggie is watching in the background. 🤣🤣. Even the 🐶is like. Hmmm🤔.
I liked it and totally agree that it feels more in line with the first three films the the rest of the series (as it is). I also liked the visual of Roland Voight's mansion being within Leviathan's maze as it lowered from the sky, as if the mansion itself had fully crossed over into the Cenobites' reality. All-in-all I liked it as much as the first two movies, which is good because those are the only Hellraiser films I actually like (Bloodlines was kinda cool only because it explores the history of the box and where it comes from).
I haven’t watched the Original one in over a decade, but this felt good to me.
After I watched this one I immediately watched all 3 originals and it felt good. This movie blends really well with the originals. Not the previous sequels
Here's the thing, Riley is only at fault for the first time the box was solved, but she didn't know what it would do. The second time was pure accident, she had the old lady were fighting over it, she didn't set out to make that happen. The third was Vought, he took the box, solved it, and stabbed the girl in the back. She used it to kill the Chatterer, and tried to use it on the Mask, and Vought again used it on the last guy. Riley didn't ever actually try to use the box to get her brother back.
I tingled, I tangled, I watched the damned thangle! And the sights I saw? Total breath of fresh air for the laboring Hellraiser series; I loved it. I hope there will be more to come.
21:00-21:11 that dog is like…”…yo..are we really watching this..??” He’s looking over at both of you after her death Lmfaoo the dog is like 👁👄👁
One of my favorite parts of the movie was the score. It brings back the familiar cues and themes from the first two Hellraiser films so beautifully done by Christopher Young.
Ben Lovett did such a wonderful job with the music! I was very surprised with how much I enjoyed the movie. That ending was both wild and awe inspiring. Such a good movie.
I also liked the fact that the Cenobites do not wear leather anymore but that their costumes are their skin. Like... how do you make Pinhead's skirt into flesh like that?!
In the novella, it is said that their clothes were sewn through in and out of the Cenobite's skin. So the clothes and skin are fused together, very much like the original movie, actually. Although the novella didn't specify anything about black leather getup 😂 So I guess the 'clothes' they wear could be anything? Including other human skin, maybe? 🤔
@@nitrokid I was like I must know how it works LOL. And yeah, that shit is wild to me but I think its very interesting too.
I also like that their eye color is black/blue. You normally wouldn't see that. The Cenobites looked great.
I couldn't be in this universe cuz they'd be like 'we have such sights to show u' and I'll be like 'no' and they'd be so mad
lol
Kevin’s reactions are priceless. I liked the movie. It should have had a theatrical release. Imagine this on a big screen 🤤
I love that no matter what choice you make, the outcome is always pain
In the case of the Lament configuration, it's emotional pain, since that's what "lament" means, intense grief or regret
Yep. All of their "gifts" suck ass. Would never touch any puzzle box out of fear it would be that one lmfao
30:19 the SMILE on the hell priestess's face when she opened the door lmao.
Jamie Clayton in this movie was INCREDIBLE. She was so excited to play the character and she did it so much justice. Her presence was palpable. This movie made my skin crawl from the body horror but it was worth it for Jamie.
Just came across your channel and I’m glad you guys enjoyed this film. A lot of people are divided about the look of the cenobites. I’ve seen the originals and they didn’t look scary, just gross or weird. This film? The wheezing, the way they spoke and moved, like they were clearly in constant agony of just existing but they loved it. They were deliciously horrifying.
I love how their dog would come in and out. And look and would seem to be asking wtf are you guys watching 🤣🤣🤣
When you said "nobody wants your weird gifts" I laughed so hard! LOL enjoyed all the commentary!
Great reaction vid and review! With you guys being fresh to the Hellraiser franchise and not having suffered through the ever declining sequels, it's good to see that this movie holds up just as well for you! Ya'll are not the first to mention 13 Ghosts and I totally didn't pick up on that(it's one of my favorite movies) but yeah, it had some of that vibe with some shots and the house being a Cenobite trap. Cheers!
20:16 “YOU CAN TAKE THOSE OUT!!!!” Your reaction to that was awesome😂😂😂
Someone FINALLY made a decent Hellraiser movie.
I didn't realize she took pills before going out to the merry go round. So I was super confused at that point when she starts passing out
I was going to wait to watch it but seeing that you guys uploaded a reaction video I had to go watch it so I could come watch this. So much watching. lol. Loved it as well.
first time watching y’all, i love it y’all are hilarious but the dog took the cake just staring at the movie😂
17:28 -- When I saw this part, I kept expecting one of the switches to lower a disco ball and a spinning, heart-shaped bed.
Really enjoyed this new take on the Hellraiser lore. The only thing I didn't like was that if you got cut you were screwed either way, even if it was an accident. In the original, the cenobites would only come if you desired it and seeked it out, not by happenstance...
I don't think that really differs from the original or the novel at all, Kristy opens the box on accident and they don't care. They still want to take her, she only gets away when she offers up Frank as a trade.
@@AncientJerks yes! they also pursue her after they retrieve and kill Frank until she uses the puzzle to banish them back to their realm.
This box isn't like the old box, it wants the person who desires the gift and 5 sacrifices. Everyone else it ignores if they are caught in the hell dimension like the chatterer walked right past the characters. This one forces the person wanting the gift to inflict pain on others to obtain it. Opening it is like franks resurrection, you're immortal but screwed and have to kill to affect your situation.
Bro they literally did exactly that in the first movie with Kristy 😂
Google when I turned 12: "We have such sites to show you."
I've never seen a hellraiser before I watched this one and I can definitely say I want to check the others out now
Watch the first 2 ignore all the rest...
@@The_KlaVra thank you for the recommendation:)
@@jaxx96632 No worries, I just saved you a lot of time and your eyes from a lot of bad movies....
They really aren't very good. I liked this one way more than the originals.
@@Chriswallace0405 Yeah but 1 and 2 are classic duo movies that complement each other and if you wanna understand a little bit more, those 2 is all you need...
Thanks for making this so fun to watch with your reactions - I could not have watched it alone! Subscribed & looking forward to more great content!
"There is no retreat. Once a threshold has been crossed, all you can do is search for greater thresholds." I love that 😂😂😂😂😂😂 my favorite part of the film outside of the park scene.
“Save your breath for screaming” single-handedly the most terrifying line in all of horror cinema
What I like about this reboot. Is that its closer to the novella. Less christian overtones. More cosmic horror.
Your dog has the best facial expressions!
I loved this movie it felt perfect for the 2022 era.. It showed enough at the beginning and then it really showed everything.. Plus the cenobytes for the most part look full practical and that adds to the horror...
Also, when the movie screen falls down and Kevin is just looking at both of you its so fun...
Much love I love you both and ur reactions
This is my second favorite Hellraiser movie out of the franchise.
At the Hellraiser Huluween Movie premier, the actress who played Nora had to walk out of the theater during her death scene because she was too scared to watch it.
Just like Kelly Rowland did for Freddy vs. Jason
Original Hellraiser quote that lived on: "We will tear your soul apart!"
Quote from this one, that should live on: "'Enough' is a myth."
The Dog at 20:54 "You good bruh?"
First Hellraiser movie I've seen. I thought is cool and entertaining loved the Cenobites designs. Wasn't as terrifying as I expected. I'm probably going to check out original soon!
"We got a visitor"
Me: "NO! Run boy save yourself!" 😭
Kevin has seen such sights.
He did LOL
This is the best of them! It’s not low budget like the other sequels
dog just chillin
I have literally just watched this movie 10m ago and ur react popped when I opened youtube
Hi puppy, best part of this video :)
Great reaction vid guys. loved this version of the film
Second! Loving The Reactions❤️
She and Doug said by side delivering lines and kills would be amazing.
You’ll feel all of it before we’re through (immediately kills her)
That’s what you call a Rubik’s cube.
This one was particularly messed up cause all these people were basically being condemned to hell and eternal torture because they touched a box bruh.
This is a pretty rad reaction video I love the sets from this movie quite a bit. It felt eerie and unnerving.
I guess I gotta go watch the new one now to get ready for this reaction
Its great to see appreciation and actual critique, I agree with all your ratings for the movie. The voices and presence of the cenobites reallly does it for me.
The doggie 😂♥️
Thumbnail should have been Kevin with the Lament configuration! Love your reactions
Probably won’t ever watch the ending of the cenobite transformation again lol
That scene made me so uncomfortable
Loved your reaction to i but loved your dog Kevin's reaction more 😂😂
Omg the doggie was protecting you from evil! Lol 🐕🤎
I remember getting drunk and watching this movie. Surprisingly good! Certain scenes reminded me of the anime Berserk.
Love this movie and this reaction. Winding him up like a toy is crazy😭😭
When you realize Chatterer could have been a kid in this reboot too. Evil kid, I guess, but still kid.
@28:50 Joke would be on them if they did that to me. My nervous system is compromised, one of the rare times I can say Neuropathy is a blessing. lmao
Pinhead literally takes pins out his head in hellraiser 3
Solid film watched it myself a few months ago and It is one of my favorite movies despite how messed up it is.
Knocked it out of the park! fantastic reboot
Awesome reaction. I loved the film.
I loved this movie. I'm huge fan of the first two! I grew up watching them. This was awesome and I thought it was a great take on it.
Lord today was my first time watching the hellraisers movies pt 1 and p2 and this one i like it but it's so disturbing to watch but in a good way 🔥
I see you have Clive BARKER there in the background :'D
The Cenobites thrive on our suffering and pain... To them pleasure and pain are all the same....
I just saw this earlier today. 100x better then the last 5 or so.
Not thrilled with every aspect of the story, screenplay ebbed and flowed, some parts were so-so, others were phenomenal and ghastly, but it felt more like Clive Barker again. The drawings Riley found in the Voight house were drawn by Clive, his artwork is pretty recognizable, that was a cool touch or "easter egg" as it were. Cool reaction, thanks!
I love that they explore the box can have multiple configurations with LAMENT in the cube form being the first which is the one we all know. The only question I have is how to get to Leviathan after they take you for solving Lament. Perhaps they make further box play an option in their hell dimension? If that's the case I'd love to see that explored in sequels.
From what I understand is that the victims of the box are just pawns meant to be fed to the box and the person tricking people into solving the box gets the reward after they fed the boxes 6 victims! You see this in the beginning with Voight tricking that random guy into solving it and he just happened to be the 6 and final victim thus giving Voight his “reward”!
@@kerbystar True but she said you can't go back only to additional configurations. That means there may be other individuals on earth in a state of torture like Voight. It seems like he was a special circumstance. Either way it's more material they could play with in future films.
Greater delights await.
The quality level of this reminded me of Evil Dead 2013. Just a really good soft reboot.
Everyone's HELL is different...... Just as Douge Bradley's Pinhead has always stated.... But the only constant is the PAIN AND SUFFERING.....
Lament Configuration = Emotional Damage
I like lady pinhead. She's very diplomatic.
Pup behind yall was a jumpscare
Waaaay better then I expected.
It was Rileys fault for opening it but after that it wasnt. Her brother didnt look at it and touched by accident and she was out of it, the old lady knew what happens and they struggled over it 🤷🏻♀️ then she didnt even do anything to that other girl, she didnt even have it lmao and they came to her while she was by herself, that is on them.
Great rating …. And I’m surprised you didn’t know the pins came out…. Pinhead removed a pin in the earlier versions as well
Well Pinhead did say in one of the original films, "Demons to some.. Angels to others."
The name 😂 best poll ever
Kevin is fascinated with Cody
💯 percent fire throughout nonstop cinematic platinum
I’m never touching a Rubik’s cube again
Jamie Clayton knocked it out the park as the hell priest…i actually preferred it to the original as it’s not as campy….this just felt dirty,dark and like a dark slug over the film…plus it’s closer to the hellbound heart I lived it