When the male lead(I can't recall his name) realizes he is the fifth soul is it safe to assume he is subjected to eternal suffering? The reason I ask is because after Pinhead left he was left standing unharmed.
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It's actually The Labyrinth, which isn't really hell. The Cenobites aren't demons either, just creatures from another plane of existence.
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Yeah I know that, but I think those were more metaphorical references than a literal statement. As far as I know Clive Barker's Hellbound Heart wasn't referencing Hell when he talks about Levithan's Labyrinth. I think it's a common misconception, and he fact that the film series is called "Hell"raiser doesn't help lol.
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Yeah your right, but you get my point I think. Barker doesn't seem too keen on judeo-christian ideas like Heaven and Hell in general. He has a much more esoteric point of view it seems.
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What he said.
He had to leave his pet eel behind though.
"Every living creature on this earth dies alone."