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The new Hellraiser

posted by RighteousIndignation in Movies

is anyone else sick of hearing the misinformation about this thing?

the new pinhead is advertised everywhere as a woman, this is triggering troglodytes moaning about feminism and always having to ruin everything with a woman.

its a TIM and frankly it looks like one even with the make up.

I am so sick of the blatant misinformation Hellraiser throws us under the bus twice, once by not giving a female actress the role and again by making misogynists think women have "ruined" the film.

is anyone else sick of hearing the misinformation about this thing? the new pinhead is advertised everywhere as a woman, this is triggering troglodytes moaning about feminism and always having to ruin everything with a woman. its a TIM and frankly it looks like one even with the make up. I am so sick of the blatant misinformation Hellraiser throws us under the bus twice, once by not giving a female actress the role and again by making misogynists think women have "ruined" the film.

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[–] jvsmine 2 points

I reccomend X and Pearl and Midsommar if you want quality female driven horror. written and directed by dudes mostly but Mia Goth had a huge hand in Pearl and I assume she will help write and/or direct Maxxxine as well

[–] Mintie 3 points

Edited

I watched X yesterday and outside of it being a tad too long, it was far too derivative of Texas Chainsaw. There's homage and then there's X.

Edit: The only Ti West movie I've genuinely enjoyed was The House of the Devil.

[–] jvsmine 1 points

HARD disagree. for me Texas Chainsaw was always just slasher. X was so much more.

I forget which shitty celeb said this but it's one of my favorite joke-quotes, "You're entitled to your wrong opinion" 😂😂😂

genuinely curious how you'll feel about Pearl if you end up seeing it tho ☺️

[–] Mintie 0 points

Pearl does seem more like its own thing, so I'm cautiously optimistic.

Posted by RighteousIndignation
Score: 14

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