Hellraiser

Hellraiser

By Clive Barker

  • Genre: Horror
  • Release Date: 1987-09-18
  • Advisory Rating: R
  • Runtime: 1h 33min
  • Director: Clive Barker
  • Production Company: New World Pictures
  • Production Country: United Kingdom, United States of America
  • iTunes Price: USD 9.99
  • iTunes Rent Price: USD 3.99
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Description

From horror master Clive Barker comes this chilling nightmare featuring the first appearance of the hideous, demonic Pinhead. When Kirsty Cotton’s family moves into their ancestral home, they are terrorized by the resurrected corpse of her uncle, who requires the flesh of murdered innocent victims in order to become whole and alive again. A creepy, thrillingly perverse tale straddling heaven and hell, extreme pleasure and unbearable pain, HELLRAISER will haunt your dreams.

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  • HORRIFYING!!!

    5
    By ES the horror fan
    I have never read the book from which this movie was adapted, The Hellbound Heart, but I own the movie on DVD, and I’m thrilled that it’s part of my collection! I rented the movie as a teenager in the 90s, and there’s no doubt about it—this movie is HORRIFYING!!! Great acting and casting, stylish directing, and some of the ghastliest special effects, makeup effects, and gore effects that have ever been featured in a movie! This is a masterpiece!

  • Opportunity!

    5
    By npc1nik
    Opportunity is there, to make a perfect and true adaptation of Clive Barkers Hellbound Heart. Loved the short story, as did many others. Hellbound Heart is prophetic and original. A giant cut above the rest. Hell, the first Hellraiser wasn’t bad but could be so much better. It could be everything! If anything, the remake or whatever should be a true telling of the book. Trust me.

  • Masterpiece. Rarely but,

    5
    By doctorjinseoul
    Better in movie. He addicted to suffering, not pain(according to the book, Frank thinks he was tricked by the box).

  • Best Hellraiser Film

    5
    By YetAnotherNobody
    This is my absolute favorite horror movie!

  • A favorite

    5
    By C4cobra309
    I loved these movies as a kid but back then didnt know the name of them. Once I learned the name I was sooo excited and rushed to wach it. Unlike the cheesy horrors in this movies time period, this one was the absolute best!

  • Awesome Story!

    5
    By tewjeff
    The storyline of this movie is one of the best & most interesting storylines of the horror genre, in my opinion. The movie was made in the 80s, so the effects are not even close to what they could do with it now, but the story more than makes up for it.

  • ADDICTING SERIES OF MASTERPEICES

    5
    By Louisdoggy
    Honestly, I did not think that I was going to like this movie, at all. I gave it a try on netflix, and I was amazed at just everything about the movie. It is like a piece of art that just pulls you in. Watch all of the Hellraisers, and you won't regret it. BUT, like every other modern horror flick, the last of the Hellraisers was terrible. WATCH THEM ALL.

  • Hellraiser

    5
    By jc_cco
    This movie has everything. Blood, skin, craziness and horror. It's a classic fun horror movie that is right up there with other classics such as Halloween, Nightmare and Friday the 13th. It's great to see this movie and Hellraiser 2 on here but it would be nice to see the rest of the series on iTunes as well. This is the best of the best when it comes to gore/horror.

  • Classic

    5
    By Partyboy66534
    This movie was F&@KED up.

  • The Perfect Infusion of Sadism and Power

    5
    By Exalted in Honor
    This is by far one of the greatest horror movies of all time. Its a genre in of itself. Incomparable to other films of horror. Its unique plot extending centuries into the past and into the future. The Four Legendary Demons, the Cenobites are epic in their composure. Their ability to not over react, but yet to infilict extreme torture. This is horror, but a greater horror.

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