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Makeup Test
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FX artist Gary J. Tunnicliffe shares his test footage of how he would make Pinhead look if he was signed on to work on the Hellraiser remake.
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Clive Barker Presents Hellraiser
Makeup Test
As released by Fangoria:FX artist Gary J. Tunnicliffe shares his test footage of how he would make Pinhead look if he was signed on to work on the Hellraiser remake.
Tags: dimension, horror, featurette, remake, franchise
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by D. Gilbert Trout | August 6, 2011, 10:22PM
Don't like itDon't get me wrong. The makeup design and implementation is good, but it doesn't look like a Cenobite.
And I don't mean that in a "It doesn't look like the original movies did!" garbage that so many people get mired in nostalgia spew.
No, this is about the design.
This looks like the work of a two-bit slasher. The scarification is slap-dash and the pins are driven in all willy-nilly.
The Order of the Gash...The Cenobites. They're not butchers. They're not randomly violent. There is method in everything they do. Pain is an artform to them. Pain is a ritual to them. They execute their disfigurement meticulously like a watchmaker with a jewelers file.
In Barker's original novella, "The Hellbound Heart," which the movie franchise is based on, the flesh of the cenobites is described as being ritualistically flayed, perforated, filleted, and dusted down with ash.
This makeup, while very well executed, doesn't reflect that.
This looks like the work of a rabid animal, not an artist exploring the limitations of the nerve endings.
And I don't mean that in a "It doesn't look like the original movies did!" garbage that so many people get mired in nostalgia spew.
No, this is about the design.
This looks like the work of a two-bit slasher. The scarification is slap-dash and the pins are driven in all willy-nilly.
The Order of the Gash...The Cenobites. They're not butchers. They're not randomly violent. There is method in everything they do. Pain is an artform to them. Pain is a ritual to them. They execute their disfigurement meticulously like a watchmaker with a jewelers file.
In Barker's original novella, "The Hellbound Heart," which the movie franchise is based on, the flesh of the cenobites is described as being ritualistically flayed, perforated, filleted, and dusted down with ash.
This makeup, while very well executed, doesn't reflect that.
This looks like the work of a rabid animal, not an artist exploring the limitations of the nerve endings.
by vladdyer | June 21, 2010, 10:04PM
get the ball a rollin"wow! not that the old pinhead was bad, but this new one looks like the real deal, very real looking and looks like hell follow him. just wish the studios and everyone involved would get on with it, and give the fans the movie already!!
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Partial Film Information
Director: Pascal Laugier
Writer: Pascal Laugier
Studio: Dimension Films
Cast: N/A
Release: 2009
Writer: Pascal Laugier
Studio: Dimension Films
Cast: N/A
Release: 2009
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