Give the creativity back to the creator - Clive Barker. The franchise has been butchered. I could create a better sequel than any of these sequels, and stay true to the original. It's not rocket science. Stay within the original formula.

Ok. So I wasn't exoecting a great movie. This at least makes Revelations look like a really good movie. This makes no sense at all. Pinhead just watching while cenobites judge people in a gross manner made worse by awful.acting; terrible bad lighting and a bad script. I have defended all Hellraiser movies until now. My eyes and head hurt after watching this.

Not even worth reviewing. Nothing similar with original movie. Bad screenwriting, worse directing and picture, the worst masks and acting I had ever seen *well, almost the worst). It has no point, it has no plot, it only has titties, which are not even a point of anything in the movie. Loss of time and money.

What went wrong? Seriously, one of the most famous cult horror franchises of all time has died but nobody had the courtesy to tell it. Now year after year it's still here, it's lifeless corpse stinking out the joint.Has there been a passable Hellraiser movie since Hellraiser: Bloodlines (1996)? I honestly don't think so.They went from merciless memorable fascinating horror titles to failed attempts at psychological horror movies with plots that made less sense than Justin Biebers career success.Now we don't even have the iconic Doug Bradley as Pinhead anymore, it truly is time to give this franchise the last rites and let it drift away into nothing but fond memories before it becomes the Witchcraft series.The plot is yet again indescribable, the Hellraiser novelty is nothing but a memory and Pinhead is a shadow of his former self.With a finale that teases another inevitable movie I'm saddened that it has come to this. Give Pinhead the peace he deserves.The Good:Dog scene was very inventiveThe Bad:No Doug BradleyPlot goes off the rails, does a 360 spin then lands on 3 kidsThings I Learnt From This Movie:When an actor becomes as iconic as the character he plays you simply can't recast