Watch the epic new teaser trailer for if Freddy Krueger were to face-off with Pinhead from the Hellraiser series in 2024. Don't hesitate to check out my teaser trailer for the horror flick from Blumhouse Productions. It's my FREDDY vs PINHEAD - Teaser Trailer (2024) Blumhouse Horror New Movie | StryderHD Concept.
Horror author Clive Barker delivered an instant classic in 1987's Hellraiser, where a man escapes from Hell and enlists his lover - who is also his brother's wife - to feed him victims so he can regenerate. The film introduced the monastic demons dubbed the Cenobites, with Doug Bradley portraying Hellraiser's "Lead Cenobite." Bradley's demon soon became better known as Pinhead, and the sheer uniqueness of the character made him another horror favorite.
While talking with Dread Central in 2020, Englund was asked who might win in a hypothetical Freddy Vs Pinhead fight. The actor explained Freddy would probably win since everybody - even monsters like Jason or Pinhead - have to sleep. "If they encounter Freddy and they sleep, at some point in whatever their world is Freddy can get to them." This logic tracks, considering Freddy bested Jason in their first dreamworld fight, where the dream slasher used Jason's fear of drowning against him.
That said, Englund also states Freddy could use whatever frightens the dreamer against them, but it's hard to imagine much of anything being scary to Pinhead. Perhaps Freddy could use Pinhead's own dormant humanity against him, but it would be fairly creepy to see what Pinhead's dreamworld would look like. While Hellraiser will receive a new movie reboot and TV show, the Nightmare On Elm Street franchise is currently on hiatus since the 2010 remake. It's hard to imagine anyone but Robert Englund donning the razor finger glove or fedora, but a recasting seems likely for whenever Freddy reappears.
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