To everything you say, I'd add that the writer's work can get easily mangled in post-production. Bloodline in that regard is fascinating because it was so extensively re-edited that the director took his name off it. He apparently never even got to shoot the entire script he wanted.
And that means the actual story Atkins wanted to tell about the maker of the box and his legacy never quite made it to the screen, which is rather sad.
I love Hellraiser 3. I found the franchise not long before it was released and was possibly prime 90s Teen target audience. Since then, I've discovered the sheer fun of Anthony Hickox (RIP) and his filmography and acting regulars. It's not deep horror, but it's got a special place in my heart for what it does and how.
To everything you say, I'd add that the writer's work can get easily mangled in post-production. Bloodline in that regard is fascinating because it was so extensively re-edited that the director took his name off it. He apparently never even got to shoot the entire script he wanted.
And that means the actual story Atkins wanted to tell about the maker of the box and his legacy never quite made it to the screen, which is rather sad.
Yep. Lots of hands in that pie.
I love Hellraiser 3. I found the franchise not long before it was released and was possibly prime 90s Teen target audience. Since then, I've discovered the sheer fun of Anthony Hickox (RIP) and his filmography and acting regulars. It's not deep horror, but it's got a special place in my heart for what it does and how.
Absolutely, Cat. I love Warlock: The Armageddon and the Waxwork films as well.
Thank you so much for restacking!
I agree. And thanks for checking back in! Hadn't seen you in a while, and I've wondered if things were okay. Glad to see you back.