Hellraiser: Evolutions

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2015
48m

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Exclusive to Arrow Video Amazon Channels, Hellraiser: Evolutions is a documentary looking at the evolution of the hit horror franchise, Hellraiser, and its enduring legacy, over the last 30 ... Read allExclusive to Arrow Video Amazon Channels, Hellraiser: Evolutions is a documentary looking at the evolution of the hit horror franchise, Hellraiser, and its enduring legacy, over the last 30 years. Featuring interviews with Scott Derrickson (director, Hellraiser: Inferno), Rick Bo... Read allExclusive to Arrow Video Amazon Channels, Hellraiser: Evolutions is a documentary looking at the evolution of the hit horror franchise, Hellraiser, and its enduring legacy, over the last 30 years. Featuring interviews with Scott Derrickson (director, Hellraiser: Inferno), Rick Bota (director, Hellraiser: Hellseeker), Stuart Gordon (director, Re-Animator, From Beyond) ... Read all

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The Closing of the Series

Hellraiser: Evolutions (2015)

*** (out of 4)

This documentary is the closing to Arrow Video's massive HELLRAISER boxset, which included countless documentaries and featurettes. This documentary clocks in at 48-minutes and features a great number of people including Tony Randel, Christopher Young, Stuart Gordon, Tim Day, Doug Bradley, Peter Atkins and many more. Basically this closing chapter talks about the lasting legacy of the series and why it has became so popular with so many movies. As with the other documentaries in the set, this one here is a rather mixed bag. If you're a die-hard fan who wants to know everything then there's a lot of information and discussions here that you're going to enjoy. The problem I had is that there's really no clear direction and there's no real story being told here. Quite a few times subjects are just there and then go into another direction without a real connection. Again, if you're a fan, it's certainly entertaining but I wouldn't say it was the greatest thing ever made.