Bruce Ramsay, Valentina Vargas, Doug Bradley
The unholy horror of Pinhead, his fellow Cenobites, and their bizarre little boxes reaches from 18th-century Europe to present-day New York to a space station in the distant future in the fright-fille...( read more
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Directed by: Alan Smithee, Joe Chappelle, Kevin Yagher
Release Date: March 8, 1996
DVD Release Date: October 10, 2000
Stats: 721 reviews
Bloodline is easily the best of the post-part III Hellraiser films. Like many third sequels, it takes the path of going back to the series' roots; thus tracing the origins of the central prop; the box that opens the gates to hell. The film starts aboard a space ship, and we witne...( read more)
I don't know why people slag this entry off. I watched this again for the first time in three years, and I have to say it again - *this* is my favorite Hellraiser movie. Now, I may say that a few more times this week as I still have V-VIII to go.
Like the comic book style reverb...( read more)
Terrible . . . although I expected a decline in quality as the sequels progressed, the difference between Hellraiser III and Bloodline is like flinging the franchise from a cliff into a pit of flaming lava. Other than fan service to Pinhead, there's very little reason to watch t...( read more)
A film that could have been much better had the Weinstein's not taken control away from director Kevin Yagher. There are still some moments of horror genius in this film though which make it worth seeing for fans of the series.
is this the one with the toymaker? if so...many ha-s and a ho for good measure.
Y ahora en el espacio ¬¬ la peli tiene tres partes una en la Francia del siglo XVIII, otra en USA de los 90´s y otra en un futuro espacial, sin duda la mejor parte es la primera donde se nos contara como fue creada la caja.
Mmm creo que a estas alturas la calificación esta mas ...( read more)
There are very few horror franchises that are consistently good four films running - in fact I can only think of Childs Play, and that's a personal preference. Hellraiser succeeds yet again by this time focussing on the origins of the Box itself, and the bloodline of the creator....( read more)
The first Hellraiser was a masterpiece and they really should have ended there. No sequels needed, especially not this many. Love the first, not to crazy about the many that followed.
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