Yes.I’m confused.
Thought this was a theaters only wide release!!!! Is this straight to Netflix??!!
Yes.I’m confused.
Thought this was a theaters only wide release!!!! Is this straight to Netflix??!!
Everybody spazzing on the trailer, losing their damn minds is what did it. Instead of waiting for the movie - obviously this was a last minute decision.Yes.
Everybody spazzing on the trailer, losing their damn minds is what did it. Instead of waiting for the movie - obviously this was a last minute decision.
I’m so mad at this drop right now. Wtf!!!?? 2 years and he decides at the last minute to pop out on Netflix
It was supposed to hit both theaters and Peacock, but plans had changed.Wasn't it originally announced as a Paramount+ or Peacock streamer?
It's from John Carpenter's Body Bags...an anthology horror flick. It's on Shudder this month.
Flexing with the silky straight perm yaki 1B - what is this??
It was supposed to hit both theaters and Peacock, but plans had changed.
Smfh - shut up Jello
Let me vent.. go away!!
I'm definitely gonna revisit those middle ones. I know it falls off a cliff at one point, but I def want to revisit the early ones. Hellraiser in space is such a wild idea as it is and i don't remember that one at all. I'ma def find it and watch. Bloody Disgusting had an article on an unmade Hellraiser movie that i think sounds like it coulda been damned good but probably needed too much budget to pull off. It woulda been the fifth and continued the storyline.I like the fourth one as well
until it gets to space
the first hour is solid , especially with the origin of the box
if they would have stuck with that i felt it would have been better.
“It started off with a prologue. Pinhead and his other core Cenobites, members of the Order of the Gash, they’d been imprisoned by the rhomboid god Leviathan (which you saw in Hellbound: Hellraiser II) within the Schism, which is this otherworldly dimensional limbo of blackness, for their overzealous doctrines of Pain and Order.
“It began with a flashback prelude, in 1750s America. You had the Duke De L’Isle, who is the commissioner of the main configuration boxes from Phillipe Lemarchand in France, who we saw in Hellraiser: Bloodline. He leads a ragtag team of prospectors into a fissure rift in the remote parts of the Appalachian Mountains containing ore veins of silver and gold.
“We learn that De L’Isle is wholly financing the construction and funding of a mining community on this site in the hope that it will one day be a prosperous town. He is specifically only interested in mining this kind of strange burnished metal that none of the other miners know that somewhat resembles copper, which is discovered eventually to be a shard of the infernal god Leviathan. Once it’s mined and exported, it forms the metallic components and the puzzle boxes. So this town is basically built on a splintered chunk of Leviathan.”