Hellraisers Adam Faison and Drew Starkey Talk Blood. Lots of Blood

This Halloween, an old friend in a new form is coming to haunt our nightmares: Pinhead returns in the eleventh Hellraiser film, but there are a lot of asterisks to this release. First off, Pinhead, this time around, is played by a woman, Jamie Clayton and she plays the role with aplomb. Also, this Hellraiser film isn t a continuation of the previous ten films; nor is it an actual remake of the 1987 original, written and directed by Clive Barker, based off his novella, The Hellbound Heart. This new Hellraiser, directed by David Bruckner and released by Hulu, is more of a reboot: a new, standalone story that starts the franchise over. In this Hellraiser, we follow a young woman, Riley, a recovering addict, as her nogood boyfriend convinces her to steal from the abandoned storage container of a wealthy man. There is only one thing in that container, and it happens to be a Lament Configuration Box. Riley holds onto it until they can figure out where to pawn it, and naturally, she starts playing wit