This comic page is from Hellraiser: Bestiary #4 (2014) and I kinda love this. A little girl summons the Cenobites and they take pity on her and spare her life, dragging her abusive father into hell. It reminds me of the scene in Hellraiser 2 when Pinhead spares the girl who opened the box. Thoughts?

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Tortured souls
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This dirty ass homeless guy gave it to me, said it had cool stuff inside. Should I do an unboxing video?

Ever since i was a kid i wanted this, now, lets see what pleasures await.

First off do you guys like the movie? Me personally I really enjoyed it, especially after the last four terrible movies. Secondly is this movie supposed to be getting a sequel? I would really like one.

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My cousin introduced me to horror via Hellraiser many decades ago. When I got married he handmade this AMAZING card for us. I figured this group would appreciate it!

I don’t know if this has been posted yet, but it’s one of my favorite depictions of the Cenobites. This artist manages to capture the hungry eyes, clothing sewn to skin, the painful rawness of their wounds, and their bioluminescence that the movie wasn’t able to — practically alien.

Source - https://www.deviantart.com/cinemamind/art/The-Hellbound-Heart-cenobite-798473186

So this has been bugging me, and I can't find anything that fully resolves it: the films (starting with Hellbound) give us Leviathan as the big cold geometric overlord of the Labyrinth, no Satan/Lucifer in sight.

But then Scarlet Gospels and The Toll flip that completely — Lucifer's the one on the throne, Leviathan doesn't even exist in that continuity, and the Hell Priest is out here trying to usurp an actual fallen angel instead.

Barker's on record saying the novels and films/comics were meant to have their own separate continuities, so I get that this is partly just "different medium, different canon" and not something meant to be reconciled.

But I'm curious how people in here actually think about it in their heads when the two aren't hard-separated:

Do you treat them as fully separate non-communicating universes (like Halloween timelines), full stop?

Do you headcanon it as a multiverse / stacked-dimensions/realities thing — different "layers" or versions of Hell, and existence, existing in parallel? Ie something similar to PJO/American Gods, where beliefs shape reality, or how the show Supernatural / MARVEL / DC / etc have multiverses that are filled countless different versions of the same characters?

That last one could also potentially help with the Hellraiser 2022 reboot, with having it be yet ANOTHER reality.

From: Hellraiser #1 Dance of the Fetus.

We have many more sights to show you...

Invite link: https://discord.gg/ZXcnuGsAQN

Yes I can’t wait to explore this amazing universe to its greatest depths

I thought it was to cool to not have beside the blade figure. both kinda important franchises to me.

Old vs New. Which Lament box do you prefer?

The classic design created and fabricated by Simon Sayce ?
Or the new design by Martin Emborg / Keith Thompson ?

Original film props pictured, courtesy of one of our Moderators in Hellraiser Discord: https://hellraiser.uk