Hellraiser: Bloodline (1996)

In the distant reaches of the 22nd century, Dr. Paul Merchant helms an advanced space station with a singularly ominous purpose: to annihilate the Lament Configuration, a source of unspeakable horror and a centuries-old burden on his family. This artifact of evil was born in the hands of Phillip L'Merchant, an 18th-century French toymaker, whose innocent puzzle box was manipulated by the ill-intentioned magician de L'Isle. The magician used it to summon the exquisite yet deadly demon, Angelique, the spawn of Leviathan, the overlord of Hell's Labyrinth. As time spiraled on, the L'Merchant bloodline was ensnared in a relentless struggle against the demonic forces their ancestor had unwittingly unleashed. Generation after generation, they have sought to create the Elysium Configuration - a counteracting force meant to destroy the Lament Configuration. By the year 1996, John, another descendant, found himself dangerously close to succumbing to the box's power due to Angelique's malevolent influence. In the cold void of space, Pinhead, the sadistic Cenobite, and his diabolical followers loom ominously. They are not pleased with Dr. Merchant's plans of closing their gateway to our world. In this chilling chronicle of terror, the fate of humanity hangs in the balance as the ultimate battle between the L'Merchant bloodline and the forces of darkness reaches its crescendo. Will the gates of hell remain ajar, or can the reverse box finally seal them shut forever? The echoes of this cosmic chess game of horror will resonate across the centuries, painting a tale that is both haunting and unforgettable.

Hellraiser: Bloodline is a horror movie featuring Bruce Ramsay and directed by Kevin Yagher.

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