Carmen Argenziano,
Craig Sheffer,
Doug Bradley,
James Remar,
Matt George
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After solving a creepy puzzle, unscrupulous Det. Joseph Thorne (Craig Sheffer) finds himself trapped in hell with the hair-raising ghoul Pinhead (Doug Bradley) and a murderer at large. Thorne tries to...( read more
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DVD Release Date: October 10, 2000
Stats: 504 reviews
Hellraiser Inferno was a great movie. The acting could have been better, but it took a completely different turn than I expected it to.
Pinhead is what he was in the first two Hellraisers, A judge of Hell. If you notice Hellraiser 3 and Bloodline make him the bad guy, while in t...( read more)
This is an odd departure from the Hellraiser movie aesthetic, and though it has its merits, it's got all the right faults to match them. Firstly, though the story is predictable (and the conclusion is a "so what?" *shrug* sort of ending), Pinhead, when he does bother to show up,...( read more)
A bad cop's life soon becomes a living hell when he opens a Puzzle Box (aka Lament Configuration). People around him start dying or going crazy. Strange creatures appear to torture him. He must find a way out of this living nightmare, but it might not be the release he is looking...( read more)
Nice Pinhead-centered story. The script is done very well. More cerebral than some of the others in the series and may be a letdown for those looking for a strict slasher flick.
Good movie all around. It would be good as a psychological thriller on its own as well.
One of the weakest films in the series, it is clear that this was originally another movie that then had the Hellraiser franchise put into it. A film that is still betterthan sequels in other horror franchises, but not quite up to the Hellraiser name.
The only thing cheap about this movie was the acting by Craig Sheffer, other then that it was as good as a Hellraiser movie gets, with special effects and the new evil looking Cenobites. The half albino Cenobites was wicked cool. We don't see much of Pinhead until the end. If n...( read more)
This sequel is better than the third and fourth parts of the series. At some points, it gets extremelly scary and suspenseful, and that's what I liked about it the most. From this point, all of the sequels directed by Rick Bota totally suck, so even being a Hellraiser fan, you sh...( read more)
A good hellraiser sequel, but can also be a great film as a stand-alone piece. Lesser Pinhead screen time, and less evil work too, because the protagonist's own personal demons tortured him and does him right. The film's imagery is also top-notch, reminding me a lot of "Inland Em...( read more)
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