*limited run* Hellraiser (2022) | Region-Free (Blu-Ray)

Title: Hellraiser (2022)

Genre: Horror, Mystery, Thriller

Plot Synopsis:
A recovering addict finds a mysterious mechanical puzzle box that summons sadistic supernatural beings known as Cenobites. When her brother is marked by the box, she must unravel its dark origins and confront a hedonistic billionaire to face the monstrous forces behind it.

Cast and Crew

• Director: David Bruckner

• Writers:

  • Ben Collins

  • Luke Piotrowski

• Cast:

  • Odessa A’zion

  • Jamie Clayton

  • Brandon Flynn

  • Aoife Hinds

  • Goran Višnjić

YouTube Trailer: Hellraiser | Official Trailer (2022) 

IMDb Link: Hellraiser (2022)

Reviews from Letterboxd

1. Leslie – ★★★½
   “Hellraiser is a 2022 supernatural horror mystery… I actually ended up enjoying this movie quite a bit… It’s a pretty good addition to the Hellraiser series that also serves as a pretty good reboot for the franchise.”

2. Fred Barrett – ★★☆☆☆
   “While David Bruckner’s sanitized, lore‑heavy take… largely eschews its source material’s weird, transgressive eroticism… Hellraiser (2022) is all glossy respectability… sitting through it hardly feels like a win.”

3. Austin – ★★★★
   “Hellraiser is… a breath of fresh air for a franchise… probably the best entry in the series since the first two… the special effects are fantastic… Jamie Clayton does a great job trying to fill the shoes as the lead cenobite.”

4. Grindul – ★★½
   “This ‘requel’ expands the mythology… It works as an allegory for the harm addiction causes… visuals are a mixed bag… decent gore… unfortunately, shoddy CGI takes away from my enjoyment… a full two hours long.”

5. Film Fanatic – ★★★★½
   “A straight up masterpiece… one of the best remakes I’ve ever seen… body horror and gore was absolutely insane… the design of the cenobites themselves was absolutely terrifying…”

Meta Description:
Hellraiser (2022) is a gritty reboot directed by David Bruckner. It follows a recovering addict who uncovers a puzzle box that summons Cenobites. Featuring a standout performance by Jamie Clayton as Pinhead, the film is praised for its atmosphere, practical effects, and deeper mythos—though it divides opinion over its pacing and tone.