Tyson Carroll

While not a perfect movie, the cast is likeable enough and the humour often hits enough that combined with the action and style of movie, this is a fun night in.

While not a perfect movie, this entry into the long running Hellraiser franchise honours it’s roots. With auditory throwbacks to the original, and a new take on the whole puzzle box system, this reboot truly honours fans while also giving newbies a lot of gore scenery to chew on. The Cenobite designs are gorgeous and the gore ramps up capably, but not too quickly. I highly recommend if you’ve been looking for something to scratch that Hellraiser itch.