A new fan-made trailer has taken on Indiana Jones horror icon Pinhead. Both The Lost Coffer and Hellraiser’s Raiders came out in the ’80s, with the attackers of the Lost Cofe starting with the famous archaeologist, played by Harrison Ford, and the Hellraiser Crazy cenobite, played by Doug Bradley. Both franchises are popular in the adventure and horror genre, so one fan has combined the two.
A new trailer from YouTuber Warped Lunchbox introduces fans to the next installment of the Indiana Jones franchise: The Curse of Indiana Jones and Hellraiser. The trailer combines scenes from four Indiana Jones films, as well as the Hellraiser films, to tease what it might look like if Indy was tasked with finding the puzzle box and going against Pinhead. The trailer can be seen below:
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While the trailer above is undoubtedly not for a real film, fans are getting Indiana Jones 5 next year. The Indiana Jones sequel has gone through a lot of delay throughout its development, which recently hit another snag now that Steven Spielberg is not directing Indiana Jones 5. Despite the problems the film has had during development, Indiana Jones 5 is about to begin filming in about two months.
Although it took Lucasfilm nearly 20 years to make the kingdom of Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull, and now another 13 years to make Indiana Jones 5, fans have seen a lot more of Pinhead than the famous adventurer. Following the 1987 original of Clive Barker, nine Hallerayarker sequels came out, the last of which is the 2018 Hallerayraker: Decision. Halleraykar is being rebooted by David S. Goyer, but not much is known about the film. At this point though, many horror fans have gotten sick of the series and would much rather watch a fun international with Indiana Jones.
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