For some reason when it comes to third films in a franchise that’s usually when a series starts to fall apart. Fresh ideas begin to run out and the films become very repetitive. Thankfully this never happened to the Hellraiser franchise and even though I may not have enjoyed a...READ MORE...
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It’s rare to see a sequel top the original film that spawned it, but Hellbound: Hellraiser II does just that. Many sequels usually don’t take chances and play it safe. A lot of the time they want to mirror what made the original work so well, but never bring anything...READ MORE...
Hello Friends: By now, you’ve read the review of both disc one and two, here. Leviathan is a tremendous effort that spanned a few years of work and a successful Kickstarter and it accomplished nothing short of extraordinary. This is so far the definitive Hellraiser/Hellbound documentary that fans could ever...READ MORE...
Living in the world of Clive Barker this past year has been nothing but pure bliss. Imajica was everything all the fans said it would be. A book so in love with the imagination that it inspired me to start working on my own novel. Then I dove right into...READ MORE...
First, let me start out by saying this is a 3-disc set, of which the disc I’m reviewing has a running time of 4 hours 37 minutes! I didn’t even know a DVD could be that long without swapping discs. Peter Jackson, take note! It’s a whole new world of...READ MORE...
After recently finishing The Scarlet Gospels I had a strong yearning to watch both the original Hellraiser and Lord of Illusions. I guess I need Harry and Pinhead in my life right now. I can’t shake them off after reading such a fantastic book. The original Hellraiser film was released...READ MORE...
I’ll admit I’m not a big fan of memes but the ones over at the official Clive Barker Facebook page that have been popping up as of late have really caught my interest. And they’re obviously very popular with the fan base because they continue to crank them out two...READ MORE...
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Before I start this review I’d like to say thanks to Ryan Danhauser and Jose Leitao for helping me shape this review into what it is now. Without them I would constantly stumble and fall. Thank you. Wow what a rush! No, let me rephrase that again: FUCK, WHAT A RUSH!...READ MORE...
It’s been a few days since The Scarlet Gospels graced bookshelves across the US and UK! Now The Podcast would like to know what your thoughts on the book are. Did it live up to the hype after all these years? The overall opinion seems to be very positive from...READ MORE...
Here’s an interesting find I came across while looking through some old books to sell at a local flea market. I’d totally forgtotten that Clive had written a very nice forward to this softcover screenplay edition of From Dusk Till Dawn written by popular cult filmmaker Quentin Tarantino. I thought...READ MORE...
Soon I’m going to starting a Retro Review series of the first four Hellraiser films, but before I do that I wanted to write a farewell letter to my favorite lead Cenobite Pinhead who’s being sent off in style by his maker Clive Barker in the highly anticipated novel The...READ MORE...
As I write this we’re two weeks away from the worldwide release of The Scarlet Gospels! Like many of you, I’ve been waiting for this book for over two decades and I’m sure it will not disappoint. Most of the early reviews have been very positive and that’s always a...READ MORE...
This article contains !SPOILERS! I’ve always wanted to do a best to worst list of all the Hellraiser films and with the upcoming release of The Scarlet Gospels I feel the timing is perfect. But before I get into it, I’d like to give fair warning to our listeners that I...READ MORE...
We’ve got a great contest for you, and the prize is a Hellraiser Puzzlebox reproduction by Derek Neal. This is a great, high-quality box. All you have to do is write us an itunes review, iTunes Link then tell us about it. You can share it by: Paste the...READ MORE...
Clive Barker’s The Midnight Meat Train is truly a horrific story. I had similar incident like Clive Barker did on subway once in Atlanta, Georgia’s underground subway system. Strangely this was the same place they would shoot the some of the deleted opening from John Carpenter’s Escape From New York....READ MORE...