By Kristian Risvik has recreated Clive Barker's Hellraiser on two old speech synthesizers. It'll tear your soul apart!
The Cenobites scene from Hellraiser performed with speech synthesizers
Kirsty is played by the Dectalk Express (Rough Rita modified for higher stress level).
Pinhead / Female Cenobite is played by the Dolphin Apollo 2 (Heavily altered versions of voice 2/3).
The Asian Merchant is played by the Intex Talker (Votrax SC-01A).
Here is the dialogue:
Lead Cenobite: The box ... you opened it, we came.
Kirsty Cotton: It's just a puzzle box!
Lead Cenobite: Oh no, it is a means to summon us.
Kirsty CottonWho are you?
Lead Cenobite: Explorers ... in the further regions of experience. Demons to some, angels to others.
Kirsty Cotton: It was a mistake! I didn't ... I didn't mean to open it! It was a mistake! You can… GO TO HELL!
Female Cenobite: We can't. Not alone.
Lead Cenobite: You solved the box, we came. Now you must come with us, taste our pleasures.
Kirsty Cotton: Please! Go away and leave me alone!
Lead Cenobite: Oh, no tears please. It's a waste of good suffering!
Kirsty CottonWait! Wait! Please, please wait!
Lead Cenobite: No time for argument.
Kirsty Cotton: You've done this before, right?
Lead Cenobite: Many, many times.
Kirsty Cotton: To ... to a man called Frank Cotton?
Female Cenobite: Oh yes.
Kirsty Cotton: He escaped you!
Lead Cenobite: Nobody escapes us!
Kirsty Cotton: He did! I've seen him, I've seen him! He's alive!
Lead Cenobite: Supposing he had escaped us, what has that to do with you?
Kirsty Cotton: I ... I can ... I can lead you to him and you ... you can take him back instead of me!
Female Cenobite: Perhaps we prefer YOU!
Lead Cenobite: I want to hear him confess, himself. Then maybe ... maybe ...
Female Cenobite: But if you cheat us ...
Lead Cenobite: We'll tear your soul apart!
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