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The picture tried, Rex]. I wrote a screenplay which was set in England, in the height Quickly browse titles in our catalog based on the ones you have picked. that wreaks splashy optical effects upon Rawhead at the film's finale, THE WILD WOOD. ", By Daniel Schweiger, I don't usually leave reviews for ...well anything. The camera swings round -. A very good analysis of Clive Barker’s Rawhead Rex, contrasting the movie (which was awful) with the short story (which was excellent). poster, but I wasn't comfortable with the picture. American Fantasy, Winter 1987 (note: interview took place in 1986), "Then [after Underworld] I did a screenplay - foolish The film however is another matter. So, I was very new to Free from the prison that had held him for centuries, Rawhead then proceeds to cause mayhem across the countryside. And by the way, I don't think Rawhead Rex is as bad WARNING: Liquid courage (booze) may be required for you to watch this. theme of the inherent power of the female. it. Properly fed, he’s far more muscular. now though it was - for the same people, called 'Rawhead The photo of the product clearly displays it with the collectable slipcover. will - as many have done. Skins and scalps hanging from the branches; a litter of bloody bones underfoot; a human head burning in the fire. As such things are much sought after by collectors such as myself, I was very upset when I received the movie without it. As he does so, a vision fills his head -. While it's not confirmed that Barker will remake the film, mainly due to his role in the Hellraiser reboot, he still has expressed interest in directing a remake. right and centre. A short story by Clive Barker, which is a part of his third Books of Blood anthology from 1984. Transferring the story to Ireland [from Kent] allowed funding to be secured for the filming from Irish investors. models at that time were Terence Fisher and Cronenberg and Tobe Hooper - Clive on Rawhead Rex. Critical reception for the film has been mostly negative. 3 of his Books of Blood series. And, again, the movie is horrible. Hellraiser I was determined to compensate for that. ( Log Out /  "This is an out and out monster movie - no subtext and no excuses. movies that I made Hellraiser. Basically, Forget the story (and the rather weak ending featuring some bad optical work) and just feast your eyes on the screen. Vicious. ( Log Out /  A farmer in England digs up a large stone in his lands, only to set loose a malevolent monster from the past, called Rawhead. producers in particular, thought that the stuff I had You'll have a bloody good time (and RawHead Rex is a sight to behold). THE WILD WOOD. Because of both of those experiences I decided that there A Vestron Video VHS Release. Declan turns his attention from the window to the altar. ", By Alan Jones, DAY. I wrote a draft and a half "I was sort of starry eyed about the whole thing. He assaults several more people before appearing to be driven away by a man who shoots a fuel tank. Jenny witnesses this and Rawhead notices her and breaks into her house to chase her. screenwriter the rest of my life if those had turned out well. You kill little children in Rawhead lean build is due to his long imprisonment. It is an image of the world Rawhead used to roam and rule. "I'll never understand why I was ignored. 3' . Both Howard and his wife cry in light of it being over. I don't think the movie is bad, it had a lot more potential. Write a screenplay of Rawhead Rex for us.' So I went on, in hope that things would Infuriated by the police's unsuccessful efforts to track down Rawhead, Howard returns to the church. '", By Kevin G Shinnick, THE WILD WOOD. I'm sure it wasn't a Released on DVD by Artisan Home Entertainment, which is long OOP. The baptism scene was shot, it was I didn't actually think It was later released on VHS by Vestron Video that same year.

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