Skinned face girl 1

Skinned face girl 1

Skinned face girl
Continuity:	Hellraiser film series
Notability:	Minor character
Type:	Murder victim
Gender:	Female
Location:	Hell
Associations:	None
Relations:	None
Status:	Deceased
Born:	Unknown
Died:	Unknown
Introduction:	Hellraiser: Revelations
Final:	Hellraiser: Revelations
Actor:	Sue Ann Pien

The skinned face girl is a fictional victim and a minor character featured in the Hellraiser film series produced by Dimension Films and Neo Art & Logic. Portrayed by actress Sue Ann Pien, she appeared in the 2011 direct-to-video feature film Hellraiser: Revelations.

Biography[]

Almost nothing is known of this individual save that she was an adult female whose soul was lost to Hell. Like many others, it may be assumed that at some point in her mortal life, she solved the riddle of the Lemarchand puzzle box. She was seen with the flesh stripped from her body with chains hooked into her skin. She was kissing another female lost soul at the time that the Cenobites first brought Nico Bradley into Hell. The Female Chatterer walked behind this woman as she was in the embrace of the other naked woman. ^[1]

Notes & Trivia[]

The character of the skinned face girl was created by director Victor Garcia and screenplay writer Gary J. Tunnicliffe.
Actress Sue Ann Pien received eighth billing in Hellraiser: Revelations. Cast members in the film were credited alphabetically by last name.
Actress Sue Ann Pien also played a prostitute in the film. It is unlikely that these two are the same character as the prostitute did not open the Lemarchand puzzle box.

External Links[]

Appearances[]

Hellraiser: Revelations

References[]

↑ Hellraiser film series, Hellraiser: Revelations (2011). Dimension Films and Neo Art & Logic. Directed by Victor Garcia. Written by Gary J. Tunnicliffe.

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[1] Hellraiser film series, Hellraiser: Revelations (2011). Dimension Films and Neo Art & Logic. Directed by Victor Garcia. Written by Gary J. Tunnicliffe.

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