Continuity mistake: At the beginning of the movie, policemen are inspecting the deceased Rory's house to retrieve the bloody mattress for Dr. Channard yet at the end of the first Hellraiser, the house completely collapsed.
Hellbound: Hellraiser II (1988)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: Tony Randel
Starring: Ashley Laurence, Doug Bradley, Kenneth Cranham, Clare Higgins, Imogen Boorman
After killing Julia,both Kirsty and Tiffany are chased by the Channard Cennobite in the mental hospital back into hell.Here the they meet Pinhead and co.Kirsty forces them to remeber their humanity but they are soon killed by Channard.Before he dies Pinhead becomes human.Tiffany is chased by Channard into hell but Kirsty arrives dressed in Julia's skin.She kills him and saves Tiffany.Then Leviathan begins to become a box prompting the two girls to flee back to earth.As the two girls leave the hospital,two removal men are cleaning up Dr.Channards house.One gets pulled into the blood soaked bed and a strange torture box appears.
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Pinhead: Your suffering will be legendary, even in hell.
Trivia: Dr. Channard's name in the script was Dr. Malahide. "Channard" is derived from Christiaan Bernard, who performed the world's first successful heart transplant.
Question: I haven't been able to find a proper answer elsewhere, so I figured I'd give it a go here: The Arrow Video Blu-Ray version of "Hellbound: Hellraiser II" is getting a re-release in the US soon. (It's the same disc from the 2013/2014-era "Scarlet Box" Blu-Ray set.) Does anyone know if the version of the film on that particular release is the unrated cut? Amazon only says "Rated R" in the description... but at the same time, Amazon also isn't always super-reliable with its information. I'm very interested in picking up the disc since I don't own the film on Blu-Ray, but only want to buy it if it includes the proper unrated cut.
Answer: I jumped the gun and bought it, so I'll answer my own question. Yes, it does have the uncut, unrated version of the film. For some reason, the packaging says "Rated R," but it's definitely the uncut version.
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