This movie was quite possibly the best psychological thriller I have ever seen. The dirty cop living in his own personal Hell was a creepy and interesting plot. The way reality kept shifting and changing was a very scary idea indeed. However, the movie was not perfect: it would have been better off outside of the Hellraiser series, as the only real connection to the rest of the movies was the Lament Configuration (which seems to have changed its purpose from movie to movie.) The fact that Pinhead was in the movie for a total of about nine seconds proves my point. Great, great movie, but not perfect. At least it's better than Bloodline and still manages to stay more coherent than Hellbound.
Review of Hellraiser: Inferno
