Thank fucking God Doug Bradley's voice didn't get over dubbed. Every line he says is so good and delivered perfectly

@dariusq8894

Жыл бұрын

They did actually augment his voice to sound deeper and boomey. It isn't 100% his voice but the acting is all Bradley.

@thepluggy1

Жыл бұрын

@@dariusq8894 that makes since as you can really hear the difference between the first film and say the 3rd.

@outpost31737

Жыл бұрын

His voice was altered in post production.

Met Doug Bradley back in 2005ish at a Horror Convention. Was such a classy man. Took time to answer countless questions from us fans as well as stand up for more selfies than a 14yr old girls Instagram acct has. Showed him my Hellraiser tattoo which he complemented. Also met Ashley Laurence at the same convention. I have a mahogany and brass Lament Cube signed by them both along with a few Cenobite actors from a few of the later movies. My prize possession.

@Dommommy

Жыл бұрын

For your consideration, Mr. H here on KZread has readings from the comics that are certainly worth a watch/listen. He has a wonderful voice. I'd leave a link but it's iffy whether it will stay up but if you type in Mr. H reading Hellraiser comics you should be able to see it. Well done on the Lament Cube!

@Numinor31

Жыл бұрын

omg you met ashley laurence 😍🤤 envyyyyyy... was she still cute btw?

@adammccourt2146

Жыл бұрын

📱

@Brainiac1138

Жыл бұрын

Also met Mr Bradley. He was very cool like you said and took time answering questions

@polishherowitoldpilecki5521

Жыл бұрын

Nice!!! Ever solve the Puzzle. I want to get one for my boss, but I wanna make sure Cenobites, actually pop out.

You should have mentioned one of the reasons for the iconic Pinhead makeup. Originally, the story goes, the makeup didn't include the vertical and horizontal lines. It was going to be just a bunch of pins sticking out of his head. However, it was the makeup people who drew a picture that included the lines so they'd have a grid to go by where they would place the pins. Apparently, Clive Barker saw the picture and thought it made a nice addition to the visual. He told the makeup artists to include it in the final makeup, and the rest is horror history.

@MamaPinks

Жыл бұрын

Cool!

@EdsterIII

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for that information. I always love learning new things about my favorite horror movies. Whether it's the backstage processes, the make-up, the effects, or the crazy special effects that they use, it's always great to learn more about the world or horror movies. Thank you again! Much obliged, and appreciated!

@Will-dn9dq

Жыл бұрын

Doug Bradley actually helped apply the makeup I'm assuming pins after having seen it done to him after so many weeks if different films. They didn't ask him to be in the last film they rushed to keep the copyright on. Some films must be made so the company rights don't expire. An I don't even want to watch the one wo Doug. Looks like blockbuster recommended b movie that doesn't sell so they recommended it.

@ChibiProwl

Жыл бұрын

Cool!😎I didn’t know that.🤔

@daisysunshine1324

7 ай бұрын

Because Doug was so good at getting his make up on, he was credited as an assistant make up artist.

The most iconic line "Oh come now, no tears please. That's a waste of good suffering."

@wjbt3

Жыл бұрын

I'm so. exquisitely. empty 🥶💨

@GrandChessboard

Жыл бұрын

"Demon to some, angel to others."

@franklinjablonsky7613

Жыл бұрын

"Jesus wept"

@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812

Жыл бұрын

"Pain? How dare you use that word."

@johnpederson8748

Жыл бұрын

'I will tear your soul apart."

I showed this movie in my college theater back in 1987 when I was a poor and starving projectionist. It wasn’t scheduled to be shown, but was used as a replacement when the originally scheduled film did not arrive in time. I remember people in the audience being utterly stunned by how violent and scary this movie was. I even remember someone (I presume a girl) screaming when Uncle Frank sliced open the rat. And when Frank said “Jesus wept”, just before he was finally torn apart? Truly a disturbing experience.

@MAGGOT_VOMIT

Жыл бұрын

I think i'm more horrified at Minty asking of Ebert, "Who pissed on his sandwiches?" WHAT?? Here in the U.S., anyone pissin' on sammiches is of the DEBIL!! 😂

@Cydonia2020

Жыл бұрын

@@MAGGOT_VOMIT No, here in the US, we piss on corn flakes…

@MAGGOT_VOMIT

Жыл бұрын

@@Cydonia2020 Yeah that's what I was referring too, Capt Obvious. 🤣

@Cydonia2020

Жыл бұрын

@@MAGGOT_VOMIT Well, you couldn’t have made it more obtuse.

@Kurtsg10

Жыл бұрын

Which college theater? Just curious. Is it still around? What was the original movie?

One other thing about the Priest from the book, the creature's pins were all decorated with gemstones and other pretty trinkets. The entire look of the Cenobites was that they were beautiful, yet horrible to behold at the same time. Pleasure and pain, heaven and hell, indivisible...

It’s interesting that they had originally wanted Julia to be the villain of the franchise as she is the main villain in the sequel (one of the most underrated horror sequels imo). And yes, Doug Bradley is awesome. I love his guest vocals in Cradle of Filth songs - such a presence.

@glennconnell6785

Жыл бұрын

She didn't want to come back do sequels good she didn't pinhead stole the show for reason especially first 4 films are great

I am so glad you said "...and fantasy writer" because he is the absolute master of both genres.

@claredavies21

Жыл бұрын

You should read ‘ The thief of always! ‘ he also illustrated the book too. I’ve read it about 8 times now.. Clive Barker’s books are beyond amazing.

I've always found Pinhead more intimidating than scary. He's not really evil, he's a dispassionate enforcer of rules. He's like Hades in Greek mythology.

@jonathantillian6528

Жыл бұрын

This is a great description of Pinhead. He's like some sadistic plumber or electrician who gets called out then given a lot of crap form the homeowner. He has the ultimate, "Look, _you_ called _me._ I don't want to be here, but I've got a job to do. It doesn't matter you don't want to be torn apart., That's what you ordered, not me. I've got 56,000 more jobs after this and I'm only 450 years into my 5 millennia shift."

@FatKidWaGun

Жыл бұрын

I just figured he was Lurch from the Adams Family "YOU RANG" like he was into S&M off duty

@melvert33

Жыл бұрын

Ha, yes he's an S&M Lurch!

@MrTaytersDeep

Жыл бұрын

@@jonathantillian6528 Yeah, it's like pinhead must be thinking FFS, the extortionate price these plumbers and electricians charge nowadays, you should be thankful we are just ripping you apart it could be worse, you would have remortgage to give them their pound of flesh.

@SillyCat01

Жыл бұрын

The cube is the cubensis mushroom. Pinhead is the first formation of mushrooms. The cube is a puzzle. Need to feed it right, then have a voice to god and ask for forgiveness.

Doug Bradley is always brilliant as pinhead. 😀👍

@usern4metak3ns

Жыл бұрын

definitely, he made the character an actual character instead of simply an antagonist.

@jamesmoss3424

Жыл бұрын

@@usern4metak3ns that is right. 😀👍

I am not a horror movie connoisseur, but I enjoy the sincerity and respect Minty shows his subject matter. It's what got me subscribing. Thanks again for opening doors on these movies.

Your suffering will be legendary, Minty. Even on youtube.

@Merylstreep1949

Жыл бұрын

Lol

@MrSmokincodz

Жыл бұрын

Lol nice.

@SillyCat01

Жыл бұрын

The cube is the cubensis mushroom. Pinhead is the formation of the mushroom. Duh

@georgeflamehand2100

Жыл бұрын

oh no tears please on youtube its a waste of good suffering

@SONOFPEARL315

Жыл бұрын

​​@@georgeflamehand2100 no...u shoulda said "no tears on KZread...such a waste of good buffering" 😂 😂

Game changer!! As a huge horror kid of the 80s it was so frefreshing to see a horror vilan that didn't crack Jokes, or have to run around boiler rooms or, woods to get the victims. Also the fact they didn't show up until half way through the movie was genius. Hellbound is prob one of the very few sequal that's as good as the first. Everything after that was just bullshit.

@MamaPinks

Жыл бұрын

I think that's why I never watched it. I was assuming it was just another stupid horror flick. I got over them pretty quickly by their 80's. I finally watched it last weekend. I loved it! (I'm 53)

I remember as a lil kid goin to the DVD rent store near my house and looking thru the horror section, I was so intruiged/scared by the DVD poster of hellraiser, I really wanted to watch it but it took several years. Those DVD stores back then had something magickal about them , you could spend hours just wandering thru the store and look at all those DVDs and read their description. Hellraiser has to be one of those movies you'll never forget especially as a child .

@megatronjenkins2473

Жыл бұрын

Oh I miss video stores! So many memories! F uck I'm old.

@I.am.Sarah.

Жыл бұрын

@@megatronjenkins2473 I hear you Jenkins 🙃

@taffysaur

Жыл бұрын

@Alex T Yeah, for me I had the exact same experience as the OP had, but with VHS tapes, not yet DVDs.

@gothgirl4evr881

Жыл бұрын

Omg I spent countless hours in video stores growing up. I remember VHS rentals had to be returned by 7pm so I would sit and wait by whatever movie I wanted so that when they put it back on shelf I was there to grab it. I quite literally had the store I used memorized so much it could have been my own personal VHS collection. So when I turned 15 and was legally allowed to get a job I tried and tried to get hired on there but was never able to. Which sucked because it would've been my dream job back when I was 15.

@michaell6807

Жыл бұрын

@@gothgirl4evr881 well better than my dream job to own a donut store

This is a brilliant video, Minty. The way you describe the authority and nobility of Pinhead is spot on.

My husband and I (We're 53) have been together for 14 years. He owns all of the Hellraiser movies and some cool figures. I had NEVER seen any of the films until just last weekend. I'll tell you, I am now OBSESSED! What a spectacular movie!! I loved every minute of it! I can't believe I waited this long to watch it! We're planning a Date Binge Day in a couple of weeks. (Halloween weekend!) 🎃 Great video Minty! 😍

@TSSuppository

Жыл бұрын

I'm 45 and I ADORE the original Hellraiser trilogy. I loved Hellraiser Bloodline, too - I thought it was highly underrated - but it was sad to see the franchise spiral down the drain. BUT! I just saw the NEW Hellraiser a couple of days ago and it is SUBLIME! I can't recommend it enough, and if they decide to continue the franchise from there then I am all in! xx

Fun fact: Pinhead was originally supposed to make an appearance at the end of Freddy vs. Jason but New Line couldn't get rights to the character.

@josephmarino310

Жыл бұрын

I always said Pinhead should recruit Freddy,Jason, and Michael Myers to be his new crew.

@ststriker

Жыл бұрын

@@josephmarino310 Sounds good to me.

@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812

Жыл бұрын

I wanna see those four against the classic horror four of Dracula, Frankenstein, Wolf man and either the Mummy or the Creature from the black lagoon.

@hitmanmonaghan6633

Жыл бұрын

I was disappointed when I heard this. Saw it in the theater, and I know we all would have lost our shit if we saw that. Maybe someday we will get a mega crossover?

Doug Bradley playing American football with the pins and makeup still on his face between takes is legendary even in hell

A deeply dark , creepy horror classic, this gem gets under your skin... I love it !!!! There’s something very unsettling with S & M gothic horror. A must watch! Doug Bradley is amazing! Ashley Laurence nails her character perfectly & she is quite attractive! The music score is phenomenal & haunting. "WE'LL TEAR YOUR SOUL APART....!!!". Also fans I strongly recommend reading " Hellbound Heart" ....chilling brilliance!

"The Box, You Opened It, We Came", it give you chills, cool video as always Minty, keep up the good work, take care and Happy Halloween

Uncle Frank is the same guy who plays Garak in DS9.

@ShaunLodwig1987

Жыл бұрын

2 guys play frank do you mean the actor who plays frank before his demise

@wstine79

Жыл бұрын

It was the Larry Cotton character. Close.

@ShaunLodwig1987

Жыл бұрын

@@wstine79 ahh yeah i can see the resemblance between larry and garak now it seems obvious.

Doug Bradley is sooo great in Hellraiser! Hard to replace him.

Coil is great. My introduction to them was a mix CD that a friend put together that included several of their tracks for Hellraiser. It's solid, and would've been a fantastic, moody soundtrack for the movie.

@VampireJack10

Жыл бұрын

A special edition of Hellraiser with the Coil soundtrack in place would be worth a purchase. Although the current soundtrack is great.

I love the 2 first movies. Its so sad that they demolished the rest of the batch.

@eclark3849

Жыл бұрын

Spot on 1st and 2nd were legend in horror After that CB did it for the money sad

Angels to some and demons to others... A original thug life moment lol

I remember when this came out it was awesome. I had already read everything. Clive Barker had written up to that point so it was very familiar with it, but he did a great job. I've met him a few times over the years at book signings and he's always been wonderful to talk to

@biglove1941

Жыл бұрын

I Liked NightBreed more..better story

@JoeHusosky

Жыл бұрын

@@biglove1941 cannot argue with that.

Doug Bradley's performance was flawless. And since he didn't trip over, it was also floor-less...😏

Hellraiser is a classic, to this day. The story, the script, the scenes, the acting, figurines, makeup, props and the great music. It's an amazing movie. It's a real achievement, from Clive Barker's craft.

"Hellbound: hellraiser 2" next then, hey? Unlike certain other franchises, "Hellraiser" at least managed to spawn ONE memorable sequel.

Doug Bradley has such a majestic voice, almost like Mufasa.

"Come, we have such sites to show you." Pinhead is by far my favorite supernatural bad guy. His was never a motivation of revenge or power. All he ever wanted was to hear those delightful screams of anguish and despair as he showed you some of the most horrifically beautiful tortures known in Hell......can't blame a guy for his hobbies can ya. Pinhead, may he reign forever in those delicious dark places we all have.......yes you too.

You have quite a bit of the sequel mixed in with your video clips. The special effects achieved in this film, considering the filming conditions and budget, are astonishing. A true testament to the sheer talent of those involved. It was very much a labor of love for the material and it shows. The footage of frank "growing" out of the floorboards is one of the best things put to film practically, and it was completely made up on the spot. For anyone who has only seen the later movies.. the first two are something special and on a completely different level. Fun fact about the sequel, you can see the crew in the shot of the demon chasing her down the hallway if you look closely, pushing it along on a trolley.

@Battle_Beats

Жыл бұрын

He obviously don't need it. Give it to someone who doesn't have one

@Mathew2190

Жыл бұрын

That's pretty cool! I'll need to go back and watch it.

Andrew Robinson was also Garak in Star Trek Deep Space Nine.

@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812

Жыл бұрын

"Plain, simple Garak."

@jasontoddman7265

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking of mentioning this myself, but figured someone likely beat me to it. I looked, and here you are. 😁

Yup, one of the greatest and most iconic horror movies of all time.

One of the most iconic movie posters. Though after finding out that one of the crew, a middle-aged lady, suggested the title be "What a Woman Will Do For a Good F*ck", I can't help but picture that with Pinhead's snarling face. Makes it seem more taboo.

Hellraiser is my favorite horror movie. The exploration of the duality of the cenobites is a refreshing concept for horror.

Clive Barker should be honored, people give funny names to the things that scare them the most.

I'm re-reading Barker's works and while I love the original Hellraiser (and Hellbound even more), and I really enjoyed the new one, I feel like stop-motion animation would be the best medium for his characters. There needs to be an extra layer of uncomfortableness to really emphasize the otherworldly sensations.

@mickeypye2593

Жыл бұрын

LOVE THE HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL REMAKE AS THEY USE THAT EXACT TECHNIQUE ;)

@CinnamonGrrlErin1

Жыл бұрын

@@mickeypye2593 have you seen "Mad God" or anything by the Quay brothers? That's the kind of visual madness I picture when I read Clive Barker's books.

@zman890

Жыл бұрын

The Hellbound heart is a great read.

@jaymanwitt

Жыл бұрын

@@CinnamonGrrlErin1 I was going to make the same recommendation to check out Mad God ..... watched it last weekend

@CinnamonGrrlErin1

Жыл бұрын

@@jaymanwitt have you seen the documentary about Phil Tippett, it's incredible. I watched it back to back with Making Apes, about the makeup effects in the original Planet of the Apes, and it's just incredible to watch these guys create worlds with their bare hands.

I met him as well after I saw him at the pgh regatta. I opened by asking if he was in fact Doug Bradley and in a wonderful thespian response he said "Sometimes" with a smile. Wonderful man.

Minty has such sights to show you. And PS5s.

@HeroicRecaps

Жыл бұрын

What a waste of good suffering.

@mikespearwood3914

Жыл бұрын

Shit! I had the original PS back in the 90's and never bothered with #2 - #5. Was going to get it if the FF7 remake was good, but it seems pretty mediocre from what I've seen.

Those furniture movers were the most memorable characters in the movie.

@FookMi69

Жыл бұрын

LOL

Uncle Frank was way creepier than a Pin faced demon who throws hooks. "Come to daddy." Creepy X1000

Coil's original score is amazing and remains one of my favorite releases of theirs to this day

The way you described this movie until 1:11 is astoundingly great

I was just watching the ten things you didn’t know about pinhead last night and I remember being surprised to not find any other Minty videos on hellraiser… until today, what a coincidence 😁

I had a bootleg copy of the full Coil soundtrack and I thought it was brilliant. If they'd used it I'm sure it would've given the film a really creepy and uncanny feeling. Coil have this ability to write music that can really get under your skin, their use of occult themes and sexuality strike a bit of a nerve in most people. Their music can be very unsettling.

I do not like horror films in the slightest, but felt I would do myself a disservice to not watch this masterpiece classic. It is one of the very few horror movies I have ever seen and I agree with you it was very well done!

The bit of trivia that I'd really like to learn about this film, is where the scene was filmed near the beginning, with Kristy strolling outside along some sort of port or loading platform near a body of water. It may be Brent Reservoir, since that's near where the location of the house. Wherever it is, that's one of the most interesting structures I've seen, huge, arching steel, and the base is fitted with wheels,. Maybe a drawbridge of some sort?

Love when my day starts with a new Minty. You should totally do Lost Boys!

The other furniture movers name is Oliver Parker. He also played Peloquin in Clive Barkers NIGHTBREED.

#1 Bonus. I meet Clive Barker at a Horror con and had him sign a postcard that came with the Tin Box set of Hellrasier 1 & 2. He told me that the ORIGINAL pitch was supposed to be a Demon and NOT a person. As the postcard was the original idea for the movie and it looks nothing like we know today's movie poster/layout.

I've always loved Hellraiser. I want to know so much more about how things work and the rules and other cenobites and everything.

@Mad-Bassist

Жыл бұрын

The graphic novel series goes into great detail--it was a showcase for many prominent comic writers and artists, and many of their concepts and characters came together towards the end and spun off into the Pinhead comic from the 90s.

@marshallhubbard7045

Жыл бұрын

If u really want to know about the Hell Priest and the Cenobitical Order his a member of, then read Clive Barker’s The Scarlet Gospels. You will then know everything as half the book is spent in Hell.

Andrew Robbins also played Elam Garrick the Cardassian tailor who was secretly a former member of the Obsidian Order on Deep Space 9.

Fun fact: I shared this tidbit on a different video about H.R. Giger's Influence. May it help anyone who finds this info worthy. Many are unaware of this tidbit but Clive Barker was and still is one of H.R. Giger's greatest fans. Prior to making the 1987's Hellraiser, Mr. Barker would frequent underground nightclub BDSM themed in the downtown area of Manhattan. This would setup the unique leather design to the Cenobites. But he did this to bring upon uniqueness to his movie and not "just carbon copy and paste another man's life's work without proper credit". Mr. Barker was enamored by Giger's works and obviously thanks in part to the 1979's Alien movie. The original Cenobites were actually going to be more "biomechanical" than "organic leathery attire". But along the way Mr. Barker did wanted to leave some of the core designs intact from Giger's works. As a way to pay homage to Mr. Giger's artistic inspiration. In fact Mr. Barker did show his Cenobites designs to H.R. giger to get feedback. Mr. Giger ultimately gave it the proverbial thumbs up. So yeah. The reality is the universe of Hellraiser was going to be more akin to biomechanical than leathery skin whatever. Edit: Forgot to add this tidbit. Mr. Barker did keep the chalky white skin for Pinhead and for the female Cenobite(s) in the first and subsequent films. Obviously paying homage to Giger's white and black airbrush works. Edit 2: Taking a step back to see the Cenobites as they are screams H.R. Giger's Necronomicon IV. Edit 3: Believe it or not the majority of the SFX teams for Hellraiser 1-4 went to go work 1997's Event Horizon. For many years people have drawn a strong conclusion that Event Horizon and Hellraiser share the same universe. Go watch Mr H Reviews video on and All Sewn Up video on it as well. Mr H Reviews brought his understanding about the connection and All Sewn Up did quite an extensive analysis of both films and basically how they relate more than it should because yeah The Leviathan is one scary freaking entity. And it's really freaking scary how The Gravity Drive looks 😳 way to much like The Lament Configuration. Both things opens up holes/gateways to another universe. Edit 4: Go watch HR Giger The Monster Maker by Blind Dweller. That's where I wrote my initial tidbit on the matter of Clive Barker's association with H.R. Giger. Edit 5: When I said more biomechanical than organic leather design I want the audience to see it this way, as in picture The Borgs from Star Trek The Next Generation or even more wildler The Zombified Cyborg Parents from Return of The Living Dead 4 Necropolis. Yeah somehow the Zombified Cyborg Parents are as close to the original design of Tne Cenobites. Go figure. Edit 6: The new Hellraiser 2022 is Clive Barker's original Cenobites biomechanical design(s). Back then in 1987 it was not really feasible due to budget constraints. Edit 7: Check out Tortured Souls: Animae Damnatae. All I can say is wow 👌

Such sights we have to show you! Hellraiser and Elmstreet are the best horror series with true personality tht re actually frightful as well as delightful. Randomly the band Garbage has a song with the tear yur soul apart lyrics on their first album. Morticia

My friend and I recently just watched the first Hellraiser movie. It had been a while since I watched it. I had forgotten how much I enjoyed Clive Barker's twisted tale of pain/pleasure and evil. This was one of the better overall "slasher" movie. Yes it had it's gore and kill scenes, but they weren't just a mindless slasher flick. It combined almost a Karma-like tale or the curiosity killed the cat type story. The Cenobytes were extremely creative group of sadistic beings. The really wild part was when they added more down the line they showed how their life on 🌎earth🌎 was incorporated into their monstrous new forms. I loved the 💿CD💿 Cenobyte. The first Hellraiser was a well made masterpiece, and the movies that followed had some great ideas/concepts. Not all were great. None surpassed the original, but they all were uniquely twisted, and bizarre and evil. I WISH I would have kept my 📀DVD📀collection of them! But I was a fool and sold them a few years back. Now I can't find them and if I do, they are not cheap! Hellraiser III is for some reason really tough to locate! I'm hoping they do a complete Blu-Ray collection with ALL of them included. Thank you for this video! I have been a fan of horror movies since I was a kid. My Mom and I would watch Saturday Night at the Frights on TV back in the 70's. They'd show the classic Universal Monsters. Frankenstein, the Wolfman, Dracula, the Mummy, and my favorite, The Creature from the Black Lagoon. They'd also do oddball Godzilla Movies during the day, but at night there was the horror book with a Tarantula crawling across it, & that signified that Saturday Night At The Frights was about to begin! She also took me to see JAWS at Southridge Mall's 🎥🎥Theater🎥🎥 and while it was scary for me, I was 7 at the time, it became our movie night. When she became sick I had promised that I'd take care of her and NOT put her in a nursing home. When she got more and more critical she needed someone there 24/7. I was told I needed to quit my job or put her in a care facility. I talked to my job and they gave me a ultimatum. My job or my Mom. I CHOSE MY MOTHER! I wasn't aware that a family medical leave act had just been established. I was too preoccupied with her health and the fact that she had just been on life support for 10+ days. She was now basically bedridden. I had taken home health care classes to become certified to care for her. When she was set to come home I had her Hospital🛌bed🛌 placed in the living room. I wasn't going to stick her off into the bedroom. That created an issue with the 📺TV📺, as we had an older style 25" floor console 📺TV📺 and from her hospital bed she could see it very well. So I did sommE sshopping and found a (remember this is 1989-90 not 2020 or even 2005), but I found a rear projection style TV. It was BIG! Real big! I also got a HQ 📼VHS📼 VCR to go with it. I had it delivered the morning she was scheduled to come home from the 🏥🏨hospital.🏥🏥 They arrived at 9am, and got everything hooked up and delivered by 9:45am. The Medical-Van got her home about 11am. She freaked out. She now had a 📺TV📺 she could see like a Movie theater! When her nurse and nurses aid would come, I'd get a chance to go to the store for groceries, or the Pharmacy for her💊💊medications💊💊, and lastly the one thing she LOVED, and I also loved. I'd stop at the video store and get some movies. Usually about 3, 4, 5, sometimes more depending on what was there, when or what time of year it was. 🎃Halloween🎃 was fun! She always wanted the newest horror movies. She loved 🔪Friday🪓 🔪the 🗡13th, Nightmare on Elm💉💉💉💉Street, 🎃Halloween🎃, the Amityville Horror, and any and all Zombie movies! 🧟‍♂️🧟🧟‍♀️🧟‍♂️🧟‍♀️🧟🧟‍♂️🧛‍♂️🧛🧛‍♀️🧙🧙‍♀️🧙‍♂️ as well as any Action movie or hilarious comedy movie I could find. We'd spend the next few days watching movies. It really hurt to see her like that. My Mom was one of the strongest people I knew EVER! She could work for 10 hours at a engine factory, then spend 4-6 hours on Friday and Saturday nights waitressing at a upscale downtown restaurant. She was amazing! And she was a GREAT MOM! Those movie nights we had were so special, and so much fun! We'd laugh, yell, scream, joke around, and just have fun! For a while she could forget about being sick. The world has a unique way of kicking you in the head/face/gut! I was recently diagnosed with the same illness that my Mother had, emphysema. I am so glad I got to spend those days with her. She became my best friend, my buddy, my movie nut! I know it's been 20+ years, but I still miss her more than I can ever imagine! Life is so short. Don't waste it on bitterness, anger, stubbornness, or any jealousy or rage. It's NOT worth it. Especially with your family! Mom's and Dad's are too special, too important, and to significant for yourself and especially your kids if you have any. Once they are gone they are gone. Swallow that "pride" stubborn pride, make amends, or if they pass on the guilt will be overwhelmingly bad. These memories I have are special, very special! Take care and God Bless, and make some memories of your own as well!

@joeman8523

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tl;dr

@favoritemustard3542

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ProTip for@@joeman8523 if you are scared of words, copy-paste into a text-2-speech @Edster - I agree, a masterpiece! & I only ever had #3 on VHS, which sure made my collection look weird. Sorry about your Mom, & your bad turn (Oxygen is a helluva drug - I know) My Granny was on a bottle for the exact same reason, & she lived next door, so I respect your decision on that!

@Marco-717

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Yawn

I rented the house in 1989-1991 as an up and coming computer scientist and my bedroom was in the attic 😆 I am not kidding. I had no idea at the time but sitting their in my bedroom watching a VHS of the film, I shuddered 😩😱😂 When I told my roommates and showed them the film, none would swap rooms with me 🤪🤭

I saw this when it came out. I was ten. The soundtrack to the second film was the first soundtrack I ever bought. The movies even inspired me to get the piercings I had. I also dressed as a Cenobite on Halloween, complete with leather, chains, and long needles in fan patterns over my eyes and cheeks. (The needles were really inserted.)

Ashley Laurence is so beautiful in this film. Great hair.

*I love Clive Barker's work. His stuff is truly terrifying! He even designed a PC game in the mid 90's that I played over and over again called: CLIVE BARKER'S UNDYING Awesomely scary*

IMO one of the greatest movie scores of all time. Distinct, looming, and evocative.

You posted this on my B-day! I've been watching Hellraiser movies the entire week too haha, Thanks Minty for all the great videos & info!

Minty, ya gotta do Hellbound, Hellraiser 2 next! It's the one good (some say better than the first) sequel. And it has a rather interesting history.

@bigkmoviesandgames

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I actually like 3 as well.

@mickeypye2593

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HELLBOUND WAS MY FAVOURITE -VERY ESCHER ;)

@jeanpaulmichell7243

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@@bigkmoviesandgames 3 has some fun scenes; as a kid when I saw the scenes with Pinhead in the church going all ' I AM THE WAY ' it was pretty blasphemous, and great. Me and my friends cheered that part lol.

@bigkmoviesandgames

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@@jeanpaulmichell7243 LOL yeah three really is a crowd pleaser. It definitely lacks the subtlety and depth of the first two but it has the most Pinhead of the theatrical releases and if I'm not mistaken the biggest body count so it always has a special place in my heart.

@instrumentaldude8349

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Don't waste your energy bro, Minty never answers or watch the comments in the comment section. He doesn't give a shit about his viewers

I don't need a PS5 to keep tuning in bud, love your show, and will keep watching as long as you keep making.

Maybe it's just me but in the original movie when the female cenobite was playing with her throat gash I got a little excited. I'll just uh....I'll see my way out.

You Are Incredible Minty, Stay Awesome. ❤💯🐐😎

Hope you do the sequels as well :) I really like the first 4 movies. As always, thanks for the great content, I learned a lot of new things about the movie :)

I loved this movie as a horror obsessed kid and I must admit that all of the super-gay,S&M, leather subtext right right over my head. I met Clive Barker when I was 12 and he was super duper nice to me.

if you can find Coil’s: Consequences of Raising Hell, it’s the companion EP for Gold is the Metal, and is solely the “unreleased themes for Hellraiser.” it also has a mix of the main theme that isn’t available elsewhere.

Man if they would’ve stuck with the Coil score, I bet that would’ve been iconic. I wish there was some way to hear it.

@midnightmosesuk

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I used to own a bootleg copy of the original Coil soundtrack. It was excellent. Very slow and creepy. The main Hellraiser theme was excellent. I've lost it now, haven't seen the cassette tape for years.

@midnightmosesuk

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Hey! Look what I found: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pJ1_qNKpeq-toMY.html

@BradleyRegister

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@@midnightmosesuk Mondo has pressed vinyl for the first 2 Hellraiser films and the new one (maybe more). Think I’m going to grab the first one for sure!

I saw this movie when I was 11 and... Well it left a mark. To this day I do not mess with puzzle boxes.

10 things you didn’t know about Sleepaway Camp

@kinkykitty77

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I need this!!!!

Top work as always Sir. I have never actually watched Hellraiser to the end. Thats my weekend sorted. So, these PS5s …. 😂

Cheers mate, brilliant as usual. A lot of channels are getting the same ps5 thing, I've noticed. Others have mentioned Andrew Robinson playing Garak on DS9, for me his best role. Triple-double-spy, could be creepy, caring, both trustworthy and not.

Another quality video from minty... one of my favourite horror movies of all time

Back in high school in the mid nineties, I volunteered at a haunted house for the season. The best nights were playing Chit-Chat (Chatterer). The costume was a pain in the ass to wear for the whole night, but to me, playing as my favorite cenobite was totally worth it.

That's a fire version of one of the Closer mixes in the intro. Fitting with Coil and their relationship to both NIN and the film.

I lived in Cricklewood London when I was younger. The house was located in Dollis Hill which is nearby. The studio scenes was filmed at the Production Village in Cricklewood which I used to visit the pub there many times.

I think it's about time that i start watching hellraiser movies

I'm trying to rewatch and comment on your older videos to give you a boost. Until recently I was never a fan of pure horror, even one held in high regard seemed cheesy. My interest in horror came from being interested in making of featurettes and practical special effects. In this last year I have tried to watch more pure horror and this was one of the first I sought out. There are already horror movies higher up on my lest but I really like this movie. What I mean by pure horror is opposed to the other movies that I have always loved that have strong Sci-fi or comedy element. I've always loved movies like the Alien movies and Dog Soldiers.

Congrats you've won our favorite film vtuber award, to receive your gift you don't need to do anything, just keep doing your best and take breaks whenever you need to, do not feel forced to produce steady output. Maybe text or call an old family member while they're still around and healthy. Have a nice day.

I read in Fangoria, back in the day. One of the reasons the budget was increased was because of the scene where Frank is resurrected. Originally he just stepped out of a wall, but the studio actually gave them more money so they could do something more spectacular.

Another great video, Minty! Love your content! Always makes my day better :)

Every video I comment on for every youtuber gets those spam replies. You're the only youtuber who has ever noticed and addressed it. The same crap happens on Facebook too

we used to live down the road from were the film was shot in Cricklewood , north london ... there used to a huge fil studio there .... its now flats .. it was an arts centre for a while ...

if they went with an actress for the role of the Hell Priest/Pinhead, Meg Foster would be perfect. her voice and presence as both Evilyn in the Masters of the Universe movie or as Hera in Hercules&Xena are some good examples as to why. end of the day Doug Bradley was perfect,an icon.

@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812

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She was good in They Live too. And Best Of The Best.

I watched Hellraiser 1 and 2 recently, I am catching up with the classics and I liked them a lot...Ashley Lawrence is very easy on the eyes, a really gorgeous woman.

"I have such sites to show you ...", I love this film and could watch it while eating an extremely rare stake (and I'm a Vegan ...)

I love all the hellraiser movies. Great job Minty

Thank you for doing this one, one of my favorite movies. I would to see one on Nightbreed/Cabal

lol loved how you put the ps5 thing on there lol it happened to me before too love your stuff minty i am always learning from you thank you for the hard work you put on these videos.

I met Clive barker and Doug Bradley in 2019 ( as seen in my profile picture here ) both 💯 classy gentlemen so so so nice!

If Ebert said a movie wasn't good, most times you could bank on liking it.

"...the character is also described as having a female voice..." Movie Pinhead's Booming Voice: Hold my beer..

Minty you absolute rock star! Thank you for telling me lots of things I did not know about the very first Horror movie I ever saw you sir are King

Great video on this Minty, but I will say in the words of the late Kilindi Lyi , don’t buy that copy of the Hellraiser puzzle Box from the shop and drink your mushroom Soup.

God Ashley Lawrence was so damn beautiful wish she'dve landed more big roles after Hellraiser.

I remember watching this as a teen way back when. We had a movie night every Sunday at my friends and we got this movie. None of us knew anything about the movie the director/writer. And omg this movie stuck with me for a long time. Yes it was scary but more than that it made me think or shall I say opened my eyes to the possibility of other dimensions and world's that could run along side this one.the movie I remember thinking was a complely different level to anything else before, it was a new classification in horror. After watching this movie I read many of Clive's books including weave world. That so called America film critic was talking out his ... You don't have to have loved the film when it came out to appreciate it.

I loved HellRaiser!! It scared the sh*t out of me and it truly had a fantastic soundtrack!! And I'm not going to lie (and I can GUARANTEE some other women would agree...) There was something EXTREMELY sexy about "Pin Head"!! BTW: *NOW on "HULU" in the US they have a new updated version of HELLRAISER!! 😉💜

@megatronjenkins2473

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Updated? Clarify?

@helenawarsinnak

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@@megatronjenkins2473 I did not have a chance to watch it yet, but this HELLRAISER has a female pinhead and it does have a new story line....so not a remake

I used to live in Cricklewood. I had no idea the Hellraiser house was there. I know the house, it's been converted to flats now and repainted but I do remember it since it does stand out. It's at the top of a big hill with an epic view