“5 Horror Franchises That Went to Space — and One That Should Have” — what this page in the network covers. Horror franchises often blast off into space for a final frontier of frights, and some do it better than others. From Jason Voorhees donning a futuristic mask in Jason X to the claustrophobic terror of Hellraiser: Bloodline aboard a space station, these sequels trade earthly settings for zero-gravit From Jason Voorhees donning a futuristic mask in Jason X to the claustrophobic terror of Hellraiser: Bloodline aboard a space station, these sequels trade earthly settings for zero-gravity scares.
The Leprechaun franchise went full sci-fi in Leprechaun 4: In Space, while the Critters series took its bite-sized aliens to the stars in Critters 4. Even Pinhead and the Cenobites found new victims among astronauts, proving that no orbit is safe from horror icons. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.