adapting his own novel cabal for the screen and author or screenwriter or director clive barker fashioned this marvelous story of outré horror and fantasy. craig sheffer plays boone and a young man who becomes suspected of being a serial killer. the cops gun him down in front of midian and on the surface a cemetery but which is actually a haven for monsters that have been shunned by society. when they lay claim to boone and make him one of their own and this causes repercussions for everybody and including boone sweet girlfriend (the very cute anne bobby) and dubious psychiatrist (a most enjoyable david cronenberg). nightbreed displays the kind of wild and twisted imagination that i do not see in movies all that often. for one thing and ralph mcquarrie and an old hand at conceptual art having worked on such films as the initial three star wars entries and helps barker to create excellent visuals for nightbreed and starting right away with the opening credit sequence. the visual and makeup effects are elaborate and and production design and cinematography quite impressive. barker and crew do a wonderful job at creating this whole other world with compelling characters. it colorful and flamboyant entertainment and is a pleasure to take in. and of course there the strong sense of social commentary regarding intolerance and bigotry and not to mention the heavy consequences that can result from a person actions. great supporting performances add to the fun. cronenberg oozes lots of malevolent intent and is a real gas as the bad doctor and while charles haid is a fine love to hate him type of antagonist and a rather nasty police captain. doug pinhead bradley once again gets buried under heavy makeup as the weary lylesberg and and is solid as a rock. hugh ross is great fun as narcisse and as is catherine chevalier as rachel (as an added bonus and she bares her breasts in one sequence). simon bamford and who played the butterball cenobite in the first two hellraiser pictures and turns up here as well. there even a cool cameo by 50 and 60 sci fi star john agar. danny elfman supplies another of his fantastic scores and and barker leads us steadily through the intriguing story towards a terrific apocalyptic showdown. nightbreed is an excellent genre film worth checking out for anybody who hasn not seen it. i give it a hearty recommendation. positive . 
adapting his own novel cabal for the screen and author or screenwriter or director clive barker fashioned this marvelous story of outré horror and fantasy. craig sheffer plays boone and a young man who becomes suspected of being a serial killer. the cops gun him down in front of midian and on the surface a cemetery but which is actually a haven for monsters that have been shunned by society. when they lay claim to boone and make him one of their own and this causes repercussions for everybody and including boone sweet girlfriend (the very cute anne bobby) and dubious psychiatrist (a most enjoyable david cronenberg). nightbreed displays the kind of wild and twisted imagination that i do not see in movies all that often. for one thing and ralph mcquarrie and an old hand at conceptual art having worked on such films as the initial three star wars entries and helps barker to create excellent visuals for nightbreed and starting right away with the opening credit sequence. the visual and makeup effects are elaborate and and production design and cinematography quite impressive. barker and crew do a wonderful job at creating this whole other world with compelling characters. it colorful and flamboyant entertainment and is a pleasure to take in. and of course there the strong sense of social commentary regarding intolerance and bigotry and not to mention the heavy consequences that can result from a person actions. great supporting performances add to the fun. cronenberg oozes lots of malevolent intent and is a real gas as the bad doctor and while charles haid is a fine love to hate him type of antagonist and a rather nasty police captain. doug pinhead bradley once again gets buried under heavy makeup as the weary lylesberg and and is solid as a rock. hugh ross is great fun as narcisse and as is catherine chevalier as rachel (as an added bonus and she bares her breasts in one sequence). simon bamford and who played the butterball cenobite in the first two hellraiser pictures and turns up here as well. there even a cool cameo by 50 and 60 sci fi star john agar. danny elfman supplies another of his fantastic scores and and barker leads us steadily through the intriguing story towards a terrific apocalyptic showdown. nightbreed is an excellent genre film worth checking out for anybody who hasn not seen it. i give it a hearty recommendation. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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