To the makers of the film - you think that was hell? Please.I work a 37.5 hour a week job, in which I do the same work every day, yet the amount of work never reduces. On top of that, I spend an hour a day pedalling relentlessly on an exercise bike & try to make sensible food choices when all I want to do is eat cheeseburgers....This is all I could think whilst watching this film on the bike. Take that however you will - perhaps it was the awful acting (I have seen better actors at a school nativity play) or my own personal rage *shrugs*.

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.

Hellraiser: Judgment is the eight movie in this story. And like it's predecessors it never reaches the level of horror that was achieved in the first two movies. The first Hellraiser had something really dark and creepy, something malevolent. The more movies they made about it the worse it got. You can't expect to have the same quality as the first one if you don't put enough effort, talent and budget in it. This one is not the worst one but it's certainly not good. It all looks done by amateurs, as well the actors as the filming. There are the usual gross parts in the movie but it never feels as malevolent as the first movies. I think they should just stop making Hellraiser movies, it will clearly never be as good again as in the beginning.

This isn't a hellraiser movie. Its a Se7en/Saw clone with a bunch of silly weirdos shoved into crap costumes attempting to be cenobites and gallons of bloody chains. I'm not opposed to a crappy horror sequel (or 10)... they definitely have their place in my opinion. But at LEAST follow the dam rules created by the franchise universe.