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Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Audience Rating: R (Restricted)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0786936198720
Format: Anamorphic, Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC
Label: Dimension
Manufacturer: Dimension
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Dimension
Region Code: 1
Release Date: October 22, 2002
Running Time: 89 minutes
Sales Rank: 16113
Studio: Dimension
Theatrical Release Date: October 15, 2002
Editorial Review:
Description:
Pinhead is back in HELLRAISER: HELLSEEKER -- the next chilling chapter in this electrifying HELLRAISER legacy originated by frightmaster Clive Barker! When the puzzle box is once again solved, the devastating demon Pinhead (Doug Bradley) and his legion return to unleash Hell on Earth and demolish all who dare oppose them! But standing in his way is Kirsty Cotton (Ashley Laurence -- HELLRAISER I, II, III) -- the only person who has defeated Pinhead in the past -- and it's up to her to save the world from this ultimate evil! Also featuring Dean Winters (OZ, LAW & ORDER: SPECIAL VICTIMS UNIT) -- you don't want to miss any of the horror as Pinhead will stop at nothing to impose his ill will on eternity!
Amazon.com:
A very credible entry in the Hellraiser series, Hellraiser: Hellseeker presents a nifty puzzle for gore fans, plus plenty of philosophical musings from the ineffable Pinhead ('Personally, I prefer pain'). A smoldering Dean Winters plays a man who survives a car accident in which his wife was apparently killed; because of a head injury, his memory is mixed up, and he can't distinguish between reality and fantasy. The borrowings from Memento are obvious, and the fragmented story pieces may not all fit together, but the mystery does become tantalizing. Within the low-budget constraints, veteran cinematographer Rick Bota (making his directing debut) keeps the atmosphere clipped and gloomy. The film also brings back Ashley Laurence, who appeared in the original installments of Clive Barker's franchise. One question: with Pinhead in the house, is visiting an acupuncturist really a good idea? --Robert Horton
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Reheated Hell, With Extra Evil
Ahhhh. Hellraiser's back! Kinda. The title of this installment is HELLRAISER / HELLSEEKER. Yes. One hellraiser divided by one hellseeker. It turns out, that equals one pretty good movie, but without that much hell getting raised.
The hellseeker here is Trevor, who just so happens to be married to Kirsty Cotton (Ashley Laurence, reprising her role from the first two Hellraisers). They're a little too much in love, because they smooch while highway driving and, oops!, drive straight ... Read More
Rating:  - Another Weak Sequel To A Once Promising Franchise
Hellraiser: Heatseeker is a film that I wanted to enjoy. I thought the first direct to video Hellraiser sequel was decent but this one is just patheic consdering it has Ashley Laurence in it. I would only say you see this film if you need a movie to fall asleep on.
Rating: - HELLRAISER PART 6
This movie was good, just not as good as Part 1&2.
This series was at it's best back when Clive Barker
was making the movies.
It seems that every movie you see less & less of Pinhead.
I would say it has a good storyline, but not as good as Clive Barker's
original creation in Part 1 & 2!!
I rate this DVD a 7 from 1to10!!
Rating:  - What might have been?
Sometimes I think the whole HELLRAISER series is actually a series of metaphors about us, its fans. In the films, some fool goes out and obtains the box, brings it home with high hopes as to what it will do for him, and is brutally disappointed. Substitute "movie" for "box" and you have our collective history. We know in advance what fate awaits us when we rent a HELLRAISER film, but we do it anyway. People like us keep Pinhead - that is, the studio suits who grind these flicks out twice a year - in latex ... Read More
Rating: - Interesting idea
As many have said, this one has not got a hell of a lot to actually do with Pinhead, but he is in it. This one seems to be more a Freddy Kruger adventure, but none the less, I enjoyed this one when it was done.
A man drives his car into a lake, via a Duke boys style jump over the bridge. His wife is trapped inside the car and he can not get her out.
The man then wakes up in the hospital, and seems to be suffering from memory loss. As the movie progress' you discover what is actually ... Read More
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