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Nightbreed, Lost in Adaptation - The Dom
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
- What happens when an author writes and directs the adaptation of his book himself? Nightbreed by Clive Barker happens.
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To anyone who's reading this : It's been four years since that video came out, and know I'm doing my Master's Degree's Research Paper on Cabal. More than 100 pages of analysis of the book and the film, and in two days time, I'm doing a conference on that subject. All thanks to Dominic Noble and this video. So, thank you so much!
As the person who commissioned the video, you're welcome! Would love to see that!
What grade did you get? Or feedback? I don’t know how Master paperwork works
Awesome!
Please share it..even now would love to read it...I did a paper on this and its shared themes with Clives novel Sacrament ...would love to see another perspective on it.
"I guess everyone has a kink"
*Clive Barker has entered the chat*
The Dom: “This is going to be a more graphic video than you may be used to.”
Me: “that’s odd, I wonder why.”
The Dom: “Clive Barker...”
Me: “ohhhhhhhhh”
Maniac536 lol, yup
Barker has never met a monster he didn’t want to F**k, the more grotesque the better.....guys got some serious kink issues, and he likely gets turned on by Cronenberg monsters.
@@Dj.MODÆO great isn't it?
William Brinkley he volunteers at a burn dented looking for love. But mostly sex.
Bingo
Clive Barker has a thing for sexualizing really grotesque material. If you've ever thought, "Wow, the Hellraiser gang sure looks like a group of demonic bondage fans", well that's because they are in the original story. He also has an adapted story called Rawhead Rex which is basically about a penis monster that's afraid of pregnant women if I remember correctly.
Yeah that's what rawhide Rex was about and then there's the one about the Giant person made of people that's really weirdly sexualized
@@chs9999Yeah, The Hills, The Cities. Two villages full of people Voltron into giant monsters and Duke it out once a year. But the passive observers become entangled, and one of them does become very... Physically excited to join with one of the villages. It's.... Something.
@@graverobbingcleric2745. Everyone has their kinks. Too bad some, like so are incapable of exluding it from their work!
Barker is gay and wrote a lot of his adapted stuff around various gay panics and I think Hellbound Heart was published in 1986, smack dab in the AIDs crisis.
While I don't think he was ever explicitly making metaphors, one could read that he was processing some of the way the media portrayed gay sexuality at the time:Predatory, dangerous, unhygienic and sort of putting that into his monsters. Especially here in Cabal where the monsters (deviants/gays/LGBTQ) are being genocided by the humans (the straights).
That's hilarious actually
My internet literally went out the moment you said “...on his face”.
Even my internet felt grossed out.
My internet and I had an emotional connection at that moment.
Don’t you mean an emotional DISconnection? :D
I found it shocking way back in the 80s when I read it, but now it carries no real impact other than a case of the closeted-at-the-time Barker writing about having one's load blown in his face.
I dunno, sounds more like your internet has *no* connection in that moment.
"Cat people are not scary"
Someone didn't grow up watching Scooby-Doo Zombie Island!
Katie Leffler or watched the old horror film ‘ Cat People’
Also if werewolves are scary then cat-people (werecats) would also have to be scary by default...I mean seriously who wouldn't be afraid of a humanoid lion the size of a bear?!
oh god yay they are scary even now that I am an adult they are scary
Ironically i was terrified of the zombies and found the cat people cool. Lol
Little me was a strange child.
cat people are not that scary. but wtf is with the incest? every were cat movie has incest cat people.
I just about choked to death laughing at the litany of euphemisms for the climax of the transformation.
Hehe ... Climax.
the literal climax XD
If Dom thinks Cabal was offputting then I can’t wait for the day when he reviews Hellraiser and The Hellbound Heart.
I'm a little surprised Dom didn't mention the genuinely strange casting choice for Decker - legendary horror director David Cronenberg. Who'd never really acted in anything before aside from a couple cameos. 'Coz having a non-actor play your split-personality baddie makes sense.
Jason Blalock It's David Cronenberg, who wouldn't want them in their movie?
Also don’t think that casting helps the serial killer reveal either. I mean, I immediately kinda mentally associate Cronenberg with horrifying things (turning in-his-prime Jeff Goldlum into a thing of nightmares). So, murders forgotten while “blacking out” AND recognizing him really set off the “he’s the real killer” alarms for me.
I have to give props to David through. He is awesome in this movie!
Jason Blalock this is a really good point. I think Cronenberg could make eating ice cream creepy.
Cronenberg has a recurring theme of degeneration and addiction in his movies, and I'm told he saw playing a serial killer as an apex of this fascination.
"He...um... facialed an elder god." "He bukkaked a lord of darkness." "He gave a denizen of the underworld a pearl necklace."
Why can't I stop laughing like a juvenile?!
There was a good reason Barker was so involved in the movie making process since before Hellraiser there were multiple adaptations of his work made and he hated all of them and thought they botched his work so he decided screw it I’ll do it myself
"He facial and elder god" I lost my shit at that line
For me it was "He bukkaked a Lord of Darkness". The tonal shift is masterful.
“He war-painted an Eldritch horror” is my personal favorite!
Now this is how you start a weekend. Work finished, Take out pizza for tea and a new Lost in Adaptation episode. :)
Wow that’s what I did too!
amen
Thank you for working in the "Hedges are not scary" line into this episode.
AsherStarchild , is that hedge remark referring to the topiary in The Shining??
Jamie Braswell Yes
By his own admission, Barker is not into ladies, so that's why Craig is often undressed and the ladies are not. The first Hellraiser also had nude men (well, Frank) and next to no nude ladies.
That might be why in Clive Barkers films (I have not read his books) the male form is filmed very seductively whereas the female form is usually just kinda there.
That explains so much about Hellraiser
It's a very refreshing change.
Ok so throughout literally this whole video I was just thinking how it kinda reminded me of Hellraiser (A movie which I've only heard a sinopsis of and a book I've only read the first chapter of) specially the part where he gave the god dude a facial and now it all makes sense.
Refreshing
For the record, Clive Barker is a gay man and Boone’s connection to Midian is an allegory for coming out of the closet.
John Vinals ,yep, and probably inspiration for Baphomet ' s pearl necklace!! Clive Barker wasn't really out of the closet back then, at least not to the vast majority. The scenes of shirtless Boone are an indicator, scenes that I myself love since I am gay too!
@@jamiebraswell5520 I didn't meet Barker until '92, but he seemed pretty open about it then.
@@jackwells8107 Wait you met him??
@@SpicyCannoli He was the keynote speaker at a seminar I attended, and he was publishing comics for a company where a couple of my friends worked, so I was able to, though it wasn't much more than a greeting. I did get to hear him speak a couple of times though, and I was aware he was gay - probably as much from my friends as from himself.
@@jackwells8107 oooh, that's cool!
The main character looks so much like David Boreanas that I had to look at least twice to make sure it was not him.
I had to double check the Bones IMDB to make sure his character wasn't named Boone. lol Maybe he really IS immortal and bad at hiding it.
Who is david boreanas? i just knor boreanz
That's not Angel that's uncle Keith from One Tree Hill
Ned Barks he played angel on buffy and he was in bones
Me too!
I can understand the rating concern, as getting higher than a R is practically a death sentence for films released in wide distribution, as most theaters won't play the film. Doesn't make them right, but still.
Few theaters would refuse to play an unrated film that promised high ticket sales -- the "death sentence" came from local newspapers with policies against running ads for any film without an MPAA rating. No newspaper ads meant potential audiences wouldn't even know such films were playing, let alone be able to look up showtimes, so ticket sales were guaranteed to suck. Now that we all get our movie showtimes online, the MPAA rating system will hopefully lose its stranglehold on movie theater programming.
David Cronenberg as Deckerd was the Tim Burton Scarecrow we never got.
I honestly found him intimidating in his manipulative nature. It’s far more realistic in nature with actual serial killers (specifically the likes of Bundy). And for someone who doesn’t do acting as his day job, Cronenberg had grace and smarmy attitude to play the part
Since this villain was supposedly a psychiatrist and you mentioned Scarecrow and Tim Burton, I can only assume you are referring to the Batman villain Professor Jonathan Crane.
@@barneynedward Yep.
Had the book , the book on tape, still have the comic books, the video with Clive's intro, and the DVD/Blu-Ray Version that is quite different from the theatrical cut. By the way, the book contained a short story called "The Last Illusion", which Clive adapted and directed into the movie "Lord of Illusions". I'm a fan. THANK YOU!
Lord of Illusions is a great movie. At least to me. Wouldn't mind a lost in adaptation of that.
The Last Illusion was included along with a couple of other stories to pad out the length for the American release of Cabal. The Last Illusion was originally published as a part of Barker's Books of Blood.
And yes, even though Lord of Illusions has very little in common with The Last Illusion aside from some character names and a dead magician, it is still a really good film. Always watch the extended cut!!!
@@jamiebraswell5520 Lord of Illusions is definitely a good book on a deal either one or read the other one but yes Clive has a good mind and idea even if he didn't like it he already did a good job cuz he has fans loving it I love in the Lord of illusions at the beginning when he has that baboon tied up my favorite scene but the whole movie is Awesome
I ADORE Lord of Illusions, but that's because I watched the Director's Cut! Watching it with Clive Barker's commentary I couldn't believe how many of the scenes the Producers cut were vital to characterization or to the plot! Seriously, almost ALL characterization and a good HALF the plot were GUTTED. Most reasons people didn't like the Theatrical Cut, come from Producer Interference. It's such a great Noir horror movie!
I highly recommend the book, few things have disturbed me as much as the POV bits from Deckers perspective, the way he describes how his weird psychology works, how the mask talks to him and forces him to murder (it ovbviously doesnt) and punishes him when he disobeys, and how he describes that when he is about to kill he gets an erection he calls his murder hard, how being seen with his murder hard is part of what makes him want to kill the witness, the descriptions of him smelling his excitement in spit drenched mask when he puts it on, and just how vile he is. And i am confident in saying that i have read a lot of disturbing stuff but this stuck with me
Book is great, but movie is Just like hellraiser movies, cheesy, crappy with laughable make UP...
I mean, blowing a load all over an eldritch horror was never on my bucket list BEFORE...
If I die and go to Hell, first thing I'm doing is busting a fat nut all over the Lord of Darkness.
There is a longer version out there, THE ULTIMATE CABAL CUT - containing all known existing and restored footage (3hrs, 19mins).
It makes the previous versions seem like teaser trailers.
Theatrical Cut - 1hr 41mins
Director’s Cut - 2hrs 00mins
Integral Cut - 2hrs 13mins
Leaked Cabal Cut - 2hrs 25mins
Official Cabal Cut - 2hrs 25mins (different footage to the leaked version)
ULTIMATE CABAL CUT - 3hrs 19mins.
Thank me later 👍
#occupymidian
#cinemageddon
"Oh, sweet Midian,
I burn for thee at heart.
Don't despair me.
Come bare me on wings of graveyard robbed leather
To where pleasure rings deep secrets
In spurts, after dark..."
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Much love from Sweden.
mglfjgklfd jflkjglkfd Dude congrats on getting sober thats really impressive. All the best.
That’s amazing! I wish you all the best for the future!
That is amazing! Keep it up!
That's amazing. Remember a relapse doesn't mean starting over. You can do this. The biggest thing you need to avoid is boredom. That's when most people relapse. Stay busy and take care of yourself. Again, congrats!!
Good luck with the journey. 😀
I love Clive Barker so much I named my two trees after him
'The Perks Of Being A Wallflower' springs to mind for being another film written and directed by the author.
This isn't a video request, just pointing that out.
Many years ago, a well-read friend lent me the novel with a glowing recommendation. Thanks to this video, I finally understand the plot.
The Island of Dr Moreau would be a good lost in adaptation I think (There are three adaptations and I would ideally like to see The Dom do ether a separate lost in adaptation for all three of them like he did with Total recall or do what he did with Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, if he only did one though I think the 1970s version would be the best even though its overlooked a lot cos its the most like the book I think and it also is the least outlandish sticking to the theme and genre of the book the 1930s one makes it a outright horror movie and the 1990s one is a bit silly and ridiculous I think)
There's multiple film versions of both books.
My first introduction to that story was actually a YA book adaptation!
not gonna lie, giving a facial to an Elder God wasn't something i was expecting to hear this week.. & im not sure if i mean that in a good or bad way
still, amazing review as always
I'm glad Clive Barker's young adult books are way toned down. The Abarat is nothing like his adult novels
I cannot express how much I appreciated the emphasis on the "weirdest scene". It paints a perfect picture, but more importantly it also makes me giggle.
I can't click on your new uploads quickly enough! Great job as always!
Could you do a Lost In Adaptation of Howl's Moving Castle next?
I loved both the book and the Ghibli animated movie and would love to see you try to find the similarities and differences between the two to see if it's a faithful adaptation.
Damn Son I actually did that ep awhile ago bit Studio Ghibi made me take it down. Its available on Patreon and to people who meet me at conventions.
I see... That's too bad. But still, thanks for making it!
Hey Dom, you mind reviewing the Animorphs book series? It was like one of the most popular series from the 90s!
It's definitively not as faithful adaption but they're both good
Oh yes that really dark series about child soldiers trauma and war crimes and blood and guts
Honestly after the shit I've seen online,Jizz Covered Immortal being isn't that weird IMO
It gets a B- at best
Not even the weirdest thing i've seen in a Barker book.
Lucifer and Pinhead getting into a fight so fucking hardcore that it destroyed a distant planet and caused the universe to be "unmade" probably takes that.
I mean, when you’ve got Cronenberg, it’s kind of hard to avoid ham-fisting “BADGUY” over his character no matter how weird your movie is.
A new Lost in Adaptation video? My day just got a whole lot better!
Always happy to see a new video when I'm having a really bad day! I'm glad this is a long one, too! Keep up the great work. ❤
This was quite a fun review. I kinda like the therapist being a villain. Probably because my therapist aunt always joked that it takes crazy to know crazy and I've met a few therapists that gave me quite creepy vibes. It's not all therapists, but they do have some traits that make for good villains.
I've never seen the film or read the book (although I remember the movie coming out at the time), and from the moment they mentioned it, I pegged the therapist for the killer. It's not even an uncommon trope. I've seen it done on TV. Hero has memory blackouts. Hero is seeing therapist. There are murders during the blackouts. Given the guy's the hero and having blackouts, it pretty much screams he's not the killer, so who else is there?
I always read "therapist" as "the rapist" by accident so I read your post as "I kinda like the rapist being a villain" and was rather confused for a second.
Played by David Cronenberg too.
Then you might enjoy the works of Thomas Harris centered around Hannibal Lector. There are books, movies, and a three season tv series to pick from.
Harleen Quinzel aka Harley Quinn was the Joker's therapist
Gore AND themes of a sexual nature you say? My Friday night's off to a rousing start.
It only recently occurred to me that Cabal is probably an analogy to the 80's gay scene. Barker came out as gay in the early 90's, meaning while writing the book he was a closeted homosexual.
The Nightbreed are a different, strange and shunned people, hated and feared by society. Boone finds out something about himself (thinking he is a monster), and leaves 'regular' society to life among his own kind, who he finds to be a eclectic and wonderful lot, rather than the monsters that society deems them.
It's obviously not an exact match, but I imagine that it was a significant part of Barker's inspiration when writing.
you are not wrong dude, I think that is exactly the point of Cabal and the movie, wich is why I love the book.
Just finished the first episode of Green Wing. Thanks for the rec! :D
Clive Barker was probably the nicest person in Hollywood. And this isn't the only adaptation of his that he also directed. I was an extra on Lord of Illusion. That's where I first met him.
Anyone else think Craig Sheffer(who played Boone) looks like David Boreanaz(who played Angel on Buffy)
Dan Skelley Actually yes, that was driving me mad.
Subtlety is not Barker's fare. Also, he hates cats to a degree that is... kinda weird.
His brand of shock value is a tad too much for my taste, but I can see the alure. And Hellraiser is a horror classic.
Yet Hellraiser has the same problem as Cabal, in that Barker-as-Director just can't live up to the vision of Barker-as-Writer. Although I will say, in both cases Barker's smart choices in film composers does do a LOT to help shore up some of the weaknesses in his filming technique.
In particular, it's really hard to imagine Hellraiser without Christopher Young's score.
The flick looks like a horror classic written well enough to be iconic. and very entertaining.
I definitely would like to see The Dom to do an Lost In Adaptation video on Hellraiser somewhere down the line.
+GuardianAngel871 For what it's worth, Cinefix did a "What's the Difference?" on Hellraiser a couple years ago.
I'm not much into gore but I enjoy Hellraiser quite a bit.
I adore Clive Barker's lack of shame in indulging his kinks. Truly inspiring!
The Dom: Mentions Baphomet
Every D&D Player Watching: *war flashbacks*
So I was watching this and past videos while I'm the hospital after my surgery. I had a nurse stop checking me and ask for the a link to the page...you my friend are welcome...I got my whole nurse team watching you by the time I went home.
"The name Baphomet was imported into English through Old French. This is relevant to how Baphomet should be pronounced. Baphomet is often mispronounced as Ba-foe-met. The correct pronunciation of Baphomet, instead, should follow the French pronunciation, which means that the final 't' should not be pronounced."
Dom: "You really have to wonder about Clive Barker"
Me: So... not too familiar with his work, huh?
It's kinda like only knowing H.R. Giger for the design of Alien.
I keep seeing "Nightbreed" as "Nightbread" 😂
Why?
Herohammer Studios - I'm not too sure. Maybe it's my eyes or it's just me reading too quick.
Goddamn it! Now I want bread! Damn you!
lovetolovefairytales : yyaassss
Pixie Bubbles when you want a midnight snack that isn't too unhealthy.
All of Barker's work has a heavy lean on kinky-sex-pain-horror-pleasure so the Money Shot isn't that unexpected. And it would be exactly the kind of a thing any mischievous author would do knowing that other horror authors would steer away from it for fear of Teh Gay.
Dom, do you think your confusion between _Decker_ and _Deckard_ has anything to do with the fact the character’s full name is *Phillip K. Decker* which sounds remarkably like Phillip K. Dick who created the character Rick Deckard for Blade Runner/Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
This is my favourite book and one of my favourite movies, so honestly I'm stoked to see you reviewing them.
Somehow I can't stop hearing the song "Kill the Beast" from Beauty and the Beast when the Dom is describing the lynch mob forming in this movie.
A Dom upload always brightens my day.
I’ve read the book, but never saw the film. I still want an anthology TV program with episodes based on his short stories, then my life would be complete.
“He’s the fucking moon, from the MC Donalds commercials!”
I love that line 🤣.
This is the one I've been waiting for. Nightbreed is one of my favorites, yet none of my friends has even heard of it.
This was excellent work as usual, props to the patron that chose it. You're analysis of Barker's writing style really feels spot on to me. The man is a genius and I love his work, but in a lot of them there are just those moments where I read something SO off putting that I then have to put the book down and leave it for a few weeks or longer.
I went out and got the book before I watched this review. He's pretty spot on. Cabal is well-written and creepy but then again, it's Clive Barker so that's nothing new.
2:12 "Well. Done. FOX."
There are SO many instances of western history where those three word can and should be said in exactly that order.
Have you seen The Perks of Being a Wallflower? That's apparently another adaptation written and directed by the original author.
This is my favorite review by you ever. Oh my god you were just excellent in this one.
I'm actually a big fan of David Cronenberg's Dr. Decker. There's just something I love about his voice and general demeanor. It wouldn't surprise me at all if he was an influence on the portrayal of Dr. Jonathan Crane/Scarecrow in Batman Begins. The director's cut is definitely superior, but I honestly prefer the ending of the theatrical version with Decker's resurrection.
One thing I do agree with is the disappointing way in which Barker depicted Lori's tour through Midian. The Nightbreed of the book always felt more mystical and even a bit more ethereal. (The one that sticks out in my memory the most is the man who bursts into a flock of birds when Lori looks at him.) The Nightbreed of the movie, however, are just gross carnival sideshow freaks.
I think Cabal could benefit from a remake of some sort. Some of the more recent independent horror films like The Babadook, The Witch, and Hereditary have an atmosphere that I think captures the feel of Barker's novella better than Barker himself could.
I can't help but feel like having the "monsters" actually turn out to be monsters (in the moral sense) by running around murdering literally untold amounts of people, kinda undermines their supposed moral high ground over the humans here. And in turn it undercuts the touted message that humans are the real monsters. Because the monsters are also the real monsters....
This isn't the first time I've heard Baphomet pronounced that way. Aurelio Voltaire says it the same way when talking about the deamon of the same name.
Always makes me happy to find another Voltaire fan :D he makes his own rendition of Baphomet in his show Gothic Homemaking, if anyone's interested
I am very tempted to suggest your catch phrase should be " Hedges are not scary!"
I really love it when you say it because it creates a great bit of meta I think.
And having a character jizz on an elder god's face isn't even the weirdest thing Clive Barker has thought up (I say as someone who's read almost everything he's ever written...twice).
Kissoon and his Lix!
I absolutely love Clive Barker. He can fit numerous descriptions into a paragraph while it takes Stephen King a full page. I really hope we can get a 'The Great and Secret Show' movie. That could be an epic 2 part movie and then you have 'Everville' after that. I guess I'll have to try and write for my own sanity.
Those books are fantastic. Weaveworld too.
I love Barkers work. Galilee is AMAZEBALLS... as is the Abarat series. I am obviously missing some of them but those are two of my favourite one for sure... Imagica is an awesome experience too. Great synopsis as usual. 👍🏻
That sequence with all those synonyms for ejaculation... you put way too much thought into that, didn't you? XD
I like how the animations at the end are reminiscent of the original BBC broadcast of "The Hitch-Hiker's Guide To The Galaxy." Nice.
I saw the Cabal Cut in a viewing with several of the actors there. It was pretty cool.
Clive Barker is one of my favorite writers but yes he is a patron saint of perverts. I also like his paintings.
Wonder how CLIVE is?
Ctulth bukkake T-Shirt sales when?
Ctulth?
I don't think the Dom knows what bukkake is based on his use of the word in the video.. Let's better not explain it.
Oh he knows.
Suddenly I wanna form a black metal band called Cthulhu Bukkake...
A Lost in Adaptation of City of Ember would be really cool. As would one of The Tripods. Really anything post-apocalyptic would be interesting.
Goofy though some are that's some GOOD VFX makeup in use! I want to see the behind the scenes for all the Nightbreed!
Keep up the great work Dom, can't wait for you to do Metro 2033. Must be interesting to play an adaptation.
Daniel Lado That sounds fun
The first Clive Barker book I ever read. Didn't know there was a movie.
I read the novella, but somehow forgot the undead money-shot towards the end. Thanks for bringing that memory back.
Oh man, Clive Barker. I love the variety of stuff you do reviews of. Great video.
I think this is shared in the same universe as the Hellraiser series. Because semen being used as a catalyst for a rebirth or preservation was also done in the original Hellraiser novella (Hellbound Heart). A lot of this actually screams Barker's writing style and I wouldn't be surprised if it ran on the same magical logic.
I know this video is an older one now, but it's one of my favourites that you've done, even though I'm not at all familiar with book or movie. You explain things really well and this is one of my go to videos when I need something to get out of an anxiety thought spiral. So thank you for that!
Watching this the night before my English final tomorrow. Hoping you will bless me with your beautiful British soul
Oh my goodness the whole money shot segment had me in tears. Thank you Dom
I have seen a bit of Nightbreed BEFORE it dawned on me that Clive Barker wrote the novel based on the film. Now I have to read Cabal.
Plus you sealed my fate with writing horror for the rest of my life. Thank you, Dom. :)
I always thought that the preacher would have been perfect for the role of Garth Ennis' THE PREACHER.
... I feel I must note that Dom doesn't actually deny he's building a puppy-cannon.
Green Wing is one of my personal favorites and now I can never see the Nightbreed sheriff without laughing. Thank you!
When I first saw Buffy I was halfway convinced that David Boreanaz was an actual vampire because of Craig Sheffer.
Reading these comments is so validating because I kinda assumed I was the only one.
the nightbreed not wearing dreadlocks seems to be Beavis's father
Wait a second, you're from Merseyside too?! Where in the name of diction did you get the sexy version of the British accent?
School I expect.
theoriginalsuzycat makes me think of the comedian hugo boss being a brummie
Funfact: In german the movie is called: Cabal - Die Brut der Nacht (the breed of the night)
Dig the new title sequence dom, nice work.
I've been waiting for this for like a year! Thaaaaank you. I love the book and the movie weirdly enough, but not as an adaptation.
PS: Love all the euphemisms near the end 💜😂
So glad you did this one. Always loved his work.
I'd absolutely love to see you do a Hellraiser vs The Hellbound Heart episode if you're ever so inclined. I've been wanting to suggest it for a long time. I'd be more than willing to provide the book and movie to you!
Allison Bennett
"What's the difference" made an episode of that comparison :)
Thanks for this. Yes, I am one of those rare people who read the book. Up until now, I had no idea that the Director's Cut existed. I will be hunting that down ASAP because you made it sound like a fun ride and I've never liked the original version.
Hey, don't diss the McDonald's Moon. That was legendary creature actor Doug Jones's first gig. Without it, so many movies we love today wouldn't be the same. :D
Decker's mask looks like the Cillian Murphy Scarecrow mask from the Nolan Batman films.