Reviving a dormant and beloved horror franchise is no easy feat, as a creative is tasked not only with honoring the history of the series and what made it so compelling, but also tasked with ensuring they’re bringing the concept into exciting new directions. As compared to other franchises like Halloween or A Nightmare on Elm Street, whose notoriety allowed each installment to debut in theaters, Hellraiser has been relegated to the home video market for years, despite the well-known legacy of Clive Barker’s source material or the recognizable and treacherous Cenobite “Pinhead,”…
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