This installment of the Hellraiser franchise begins with two friends who are partying and videotaping their exploits. They get the hellraiser puzzle box and bring forth Pinhead--and it's captured on tape. Then, later, we go to the missing guy's family. The mother is a wreck, the girlfriend wants to know what's on the tape--so she watches it. The family argues amongst themselves the movie cuts back an forth to them and Pinhead. He's transforming the son into a cenobite.
As a sequel this is just "okay", though I found it distracting that Doug Bradley did not reprise his role as Pinhead. It just doesn't work with another actor and that casting damaged the overall effect of the movie.
This installment of the Hellraiser franchise begins with two friends who are partying and videotaping their exploits. They get the hellraiser puzzle box and bring forth Pinhead--and it's captured on tape. Then, later, we go to the missing guy's family. The mother is a wreck, the girlfriend wants to know what's on the tape--so she watches it. The family argues amongst themselves the movie cuts back an forth to them and Pinhead. He's transforming the son into a cenobite.
