When films are made quickly, this usually happens at the expense of their quality. One of the examples can be provided by *Hellraiser*, Cliver Barker’s 1987 low budget horror film which became surprise hit and, just like with many such films in 1980s, spawned inevitable sequel. *Hellbound: Hellraiser II*, 1988 film directed by Tony Randel, was delivered in cinemas a year after its predecessor and the haste in which…







