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Contents.Plot In the past, British military officer Elliot Spencer is transformed into the Cenobite “Pinhead” after opening the.Kirsty Cotton is admitted into a psychiatric hospital. Interviewed by Doctor Channard, and his assistant Kyle MacRae, she tells her account of the events, and pleads with them to destroy the bloody mattress her murderous stepmother, Julia Cotton, died upon.After hearing Kirsty's story, Dr. Channard, who is secretly obsessed with the Lament Configuration, has the mattress brought to his home, and convinces a mentally ill patient to lie on it and cut himself with a straight razor.

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The resulting bloodflow frees a skinless Julia from the Cenobite dimension. MacRae, having snuck inside Dr. Channard's house to investigate Kirsty's claims, witnesses the event and flees.Kirsty meets a young patient named Tiffany, who demonstrates an amazing aptitude for puzzles. Later that night Kirsty is awakened in her room by a vision of her skinless father, who tells her in writing that he's in Hell and to help him. MacRae arrives back at the hospital and informs Kirsty he believes everything is true. The two decide to return to Dr.

Channard's house.Meanwhile, Dr. Ihra drag racing 2020 schedule. Channard, seduced by Julia, has brought more mentally ill patients to his home for her to feed on and regenerate.

Kirsty and MacRae arrive at Channard's home. MacRae is killed by a now fully regenerated Julia, and Kirsty is knocked unconscious.Channard and Julia kidnap Tiffany and force her to unlock the Lament Configuration so they can enter the of Pinhead and the Cenobites. They enter, followed by Kirsty, who now possesses the Lament Configuration. Pinhead and the other Cenobites find Kirsty and tell her she is free to explore. Julia betrays Dr.

Channard and leaves him to be transformed into a Cenobite by the god of hell, Leviathan.Kirsty encounters Frank Cotton in the labyrinth, who reveals that he tricked her by pretending to be her father. Julia appears and destroys Frank in revenge for killing her, allowing Kirsty to escape. Julia is then killed by a that opens within the labyrinth, leaving only her skin behind.Kirsty and Tiffany reconnect and attempt to escape, but are ambushed by Channard, now having become a Cenobite. Kirsty and Tiffany flee and encounter Pinhead and the other Cenobites. Kirsty shows Pinhead a photograph of Elliot Spencer that she took from Channard's study, and he gradually remembers that he was human. Suddenly, Channard appears.

Pinhead and the other Cenobites attempt to fight him, but Channard easily overpowers and kills them all.Channard traps Kirsty and Tiffany. Kirsty finds Julia's skin and wears it to distract Channard, giving Tiffany enough time to once again solve the Lament Configuration. Channard is killed and the door to hell is finally closed. Kirsty and Tiffany leave.Elsewhere, two moving men are removing Dr.

Channard's belongings from his home. One is pulled inside of the mattress, and the other witnesses aCast.

This section does not any. Unsourced material may be challenged and.Find sources: – ( May 2017) returned as executive producer for the sequel. Directed due to his experience of working with Barker on. Randel claims the dark tone of the movie reflected his own mindset on the world at the time. The picture was due to have a much larger budget but it decreased after financial issues with New World Pictures., who plays the Chatterer, received a hook to the jaw while filming a scene involving his character being impaled on a swinging torture rack surrounded by the many hanging chains. He also requested his character have eyes to help his vision, which caused some discontent with fans who derided the new design. A scene in which the character receives his 'vision' was removed from the final cut, causing some confusion at his introductory scene in Hellbound featuring him in his original 'eyeless' guise.Originally, there was going to be an extra scene during the ending when Kirsty and Tiffany are running from Channard.

The scene was planned so that during their escape the duo run into a doctor and nurse. The doctor demands to know what are they doing.

Kirsty backs away in horror when suddenly the doctor and nurse turn into Pinhead and the Female Cenobite, before she and Tiffany continue running. The scene was filmed but was ultimately dropped from the final cut for two reasons. One was because the filmmakers thought that having actor Doug Bradley as a normal doctor would confuse the viewers, and another was because the special effects for the scene turned out poorly, so it was decided to discard it altogether.

However, a photographer who was on set took some photos of Pinhead and the Female Cenobite dressed as surgeons which were used for promotion of the film, and were also used on some VHS/DVD covers of the movie, confusing fans and starting rumors about an 'infamous deleted surgery scene'. Some trailers do show a few shots from this unfinished scene, as well as parts of another deleted scene with Chatterer stopping the elevator with his hand and jumping at Kirsty and Tiffany. This section needs expansion. You can help. ( November 2019)On the website, Hellbound: Hellraiser II holds a 54% approval rating based on 28 critic reviews, with an of 5.38/10. The consensus reads: “ Hellbound: Hellraiser II retains the twisted visual thrill of its predecessor, although seams in the plot are already starting to show.” of the wrote that ' Hellbound: Hellraiser II is like some kind of avant-garde film strip in which there is no beginning, no middle, no end, but simply a series of gruesome images that can be watched in any order.'

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