JF: Between now and Fall 2021, we will be introducing a series of free updates to our visuals, graphics, lighting, animations, and more for players on PC, Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch, and Stadia while also building up to a Dead by Daylight experience for the next generation of consoles. What is the Realm Beyond project? When is it coming? To get more insight into this ongoing project, we spoke to Product Manager Joris Four and Lead Level Artist Stephanie Hellin about what players can expect with each new update. Lucifer's rampage isn't over though, as he leaves Hell for New York City, destroying the entire realm on his way out, along with Pinhead's remains.As part of The Realm Beyond project, and as players and fans inch closer to Dead by Daylight’s 5th Anniversary in 2021, the game will continue to look and feel better than ever with new content drops released at the same time as our regularly scheduled updates.
Lucifer battles Pinhead, then disembowels the Hell Priest, putting an end to him for good. Unfortunately for him, the use of his armor resurrects Lucifer, who's none too happy about that. Disappointed, Pinhead puts on Lucifer's armor and declares himself Hell's new boss, subsequently laying waste to Hell's remaining loyal soldiers. The Hellraiser villain is able to locate Lucifer's chamber, but is surprised to find him dead by suicide, after the fallen angel couldn't stand to be away from his father God. In this story, Pinhead - referred to as such here just to avoid confusion - has been steadily accruing all the magical knowledge on Earth, and systematically taking out his enemies in Hell, in the hopes of attaining total control of the realm.īefore doing that though, Pinhead seeks an audience with Lucifer, aka The Devil himself, who's long since absconded from Hell's throne. Another thing that might surprise Hellbound: Hellraiser 2 viewers is that Hell as portrayed in The Scarlet Gospels is nothing like that movie, with no blue-lit labyrinth and no Leviathan watching over it all. One thing Pinhead fans will be surprised to see in The Scarlet Gospels is that Clive Barker doesn't call him by that name, instead referring to him as Hell Priest, which is a position of religious authority he holds in the netherworld. How Hellraiser's Pinhead Finally Died (In a Clive Barker Book) Pinhead met his demise in Barker's long-awaited The Scarlet Gospels, in a way those that only know the villain from the movies will find surprising.
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While Pinhead's movie career seems poised to continue for eternity, as far as the character's creator, Clive Barker, is concerned, the Lead Cenobite is dead and gone. Related: The Halloween/Hellraiser Crossover Movie That Almost Happened Pinhead will also be part of the upcoming Hellraiser movie reboot, although it's been floated that he'll be "re-imagined" for this new take. Bradley returned as Pinhead for seven Hellraiser sequels, and the character would be played by new actors in two further sequels following Bradley's departure. Yet, thanks in large part to actor Doug Bradley's commanding performance, Pinhead turned his limited screentime in Hellraiser into becoming the poster boy for the resulting franchise. In Clive Barker's script for Hellraiser, Pinhead is referred to simply as Lead Cenobite, and in Barker's original novella The Hellbound Heart, the character closest to Pinhead appears to possibly be gender fluid. Amusingly enough, it was never the plan for Pinhead to become such a pop culture presence, or for him to even be called that. Hellraiser's Pinhead is seemingly eternal in the movies, but in Clive Barker's 2015 novel The Scarlet Gospels, the iconic villain was killed off.
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