How Pinhead Was Created for Hellraiser: Revival - Concept to Controller

The killing is not the thing for him, it's the suffering. >> Hellraiser is a series full of unforgettable imagery, but there's one distinct design that stands out more than any other. Pin head. >> We have such sights to show you. >> The Hell Priest himself is without a doubt the image that first pops into

your mind when you hear the word Hellraiser. So, when it was announced that Saber Interactive was turning the horror classic into a video game, there was no more important requirement than making sure that they faithfully recreated the iconic Cenite >> body and soul. >> From brainstorming with Clive Barker to gameplay struggles, this is Concept

Controller, a detailed look at how Hellraiser Revival's pin head came to life. >> Come, your beloved awaits. Before 1987, there was nothing quite like Hellraiser. The low-budget British horror film made an immediate splash thanks to its unprecedented depictions of torture and sedo massochism. >> It was, you know, pretty gruesome to look at.

>> The word of mouth on that movie, it spread. >> I was instantly hooked on it, not with [music] chains. >> [screaming] >> I was really inspired by the design of the cenites. >> Despite having less than 10 minutes of screen time and only being referred to as lead cenabitete, Pinhead almost immediately became a horror icon out of

the gate. >> When I watched the movie, I immediately felt [music] the difference between villains like Pinhead and other like horror villains from from that time like you know Freddy Krueger or you know Mike Myers. Pinhead was like this intelligent [music] type of being, you know, immediately compelled me to look at him