Great intro to the world of Hellraiser, while still leaving enough to be mysterious.

Definitely sillier, not quite as much a fan of the new villain.

Full on camp, with some fun comedy, but the lore becomes pretty wonky pretty fast and only teases the good stuff.

Solid modern horror, but plays it pretty safe. Not the subversive film it should be, but the production design is great.

Closer to student film in quality, but has some interesting ideas in expanding the lore beyond Pinhead.

Three stories poorly taped together, and finishing with a whimper. Nice to get so much Pinhead, but not all that satisfying.

Not very fun, and not really a Hellraiser movie (as are many to come). A bit of fun at the end, but not enough to justify sitting through the first 80 minutes.

Fails at being a Hellraiser film or in its attempt at self-awareness, but at least there's some blood.

Somehow manages to be a crappier copycat of Inferno, despite Kirsty being in it. 

It's not really a Hellraiser movie, or even a movie at all. Sure, events happen sequentially to characters, but I had no idea what was going on. Pinhead doesn't get any good lines.