- This is a VINTAGE movie poster made for use in theaters at the time of the film's original release.
- This is NOT a reproduction, NOT a 'video poster', and is NOT an 'art print'! It is ORIGINAL!
- This item is in fine condition.
An ambitious TV reporter discovers the Lament Configuration Box which opens the door to the Cenobites demonic world of pleasure and pain. Now, Pinhead walks the Earth again, creating a new army of Cenobites from the transmuted flesh ! of his victimshis one desireto reclaim the Box and free himsel! f foreve r from the powers of Hell.
Hellraiser IV: Bloodline
Pinhead is backand hes out for more blood. The fourth terrifying chapter of the wildly popular Hellraiser series chronicles the struggle of one family who unknowingly created the puzzle box that opened the doors of Hellsetting the diabolical Pinhead free to spread evil on Earth. Now, the family must fight to slam those doors shut againbut not before Pinhead wages one of his fiercest and most frightening battles ever.
Hellraiser V: Inferno
A shady L.A. detective finds himself lost in a nightmarish world of evil when he solves the mysterious puzzle box that releases the diabolical demon, Pinhead. As those around him begin to meet tragic fates, he sets out to conquer the horrifying Pinhead and escape eternal Hell.
Hellraiser VI: Hellseeker
When the puzzle box is once again solved, the devastating demon Pinhead and his legion return to unleash Hell on Earth an! d demolish all who dare oppose them. But standing in the way is Kirstythe only person who has defeated Pinhead in the pastand it's up to her to save the world from this ultimate evil.An Original Vintage Theater-Used Unfolded Double-Sided Teaser One-Sheet Movie Poster (27" x 40") from Hellraiser: Bloodline, the 1996 Alan Smithee & Kevin Yagher science fiction fantasy horror thriller (based on the horror character created by Clive Barker; "This year, the past, the present and the future will all meet at the crossroads of hell.") starring Bruce Ramsay, Valentia Vargas, Doug Bradley, and Kim Myers
Note that this poster was never machine folded. Most movie posters from before 1980 were machine folded immediately after printing. After 1980, it quickly became standard for posters to never be folded, and were shipped to theaters rolled in tubes. But this made it far more likely for posters to pick up minor (or major) defects, and it can be difficult to find an unfolded po! ster from the 1980s in excellent condition. Also note that! this is a double-sided poster. In the 1990s movie posters were sometimes made in double-sided versions (for use in light boxes). If we do not note that a poster is double-sided (as this is), then it is single-sided. Note that the image on the reverse is a mirror image of the image on the front! Also note that this is a rare teaser one-sheet (note the lack of credits on the poster).
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