I promise that there will be nowhere on the Internet where the news of my progress will be more reliable than here, because the only author of these reports will be Your Infernal Corespondent, me. So once the papers are signed, I will open a Lemarchand Configuration, dip my quill in its contents and start writing. I told the Dimension team that in my opinion there could never be a Pinhead without Doug Bradley, and much to my delight Bob Weinstein agreed. On the surface, Hellraiser is graphic and truly horrific, yet beneath it is a. When most people think of Clive Barkers blood-splattered movie debut, they think of Pinhead, the cenobites, and perhaps Julias evil-queen face as she kills innocent men with her hammer. Of course the best make-up in the world loses force if not inhabited by a first-rate actor. Hellraiser has become a queer horror classic, although not in an obvious way. I remain as passionate about the power of practical make-up effects as I was when I wrote and directed the first HELLRAISER. Not only that, but Doug Bradley, the iconic portrayer of Pinhead, will also be back for the new horror pic.ĭoug Bradley as Pinhead in 1987's HellraiserBarker couldn't reveal much about the story, but here's what he had to say about the remake on his FB page (via Shock Till You Drop): It will not be a film awash with CGI. Yesterday, the filmmaker went to Facebook to announce that he had already pitched the idea for a new Hellraiser to Dimension's Bob Weinstein, who then asked Barker to write the script.
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