Hellraiser: Hellseeker

Kirsty Cotton and her husband, Trevor Gooden, are on a lighthearted drive filled with laughter. Their playful banter demonstrates their bond and Trevor's confidence in resolving issues in their relationship.

In a moment of distraction, Trevor nearly collides with another vehicle, leading to their car spiraling off a bridge into a deep river. The incident marks a crucial turning point as Trevor manages to escape but realizes Kirsty is trapped inside the submerged vehicle.

Realizing Kirsty is missing, Trevor dives back into the water to save her, only to find the car's doors locked. He watches in horror as she succumbs to the drowning, leaving him powerless and anguished.

Trevor awakens in a hospital bed suffering from memory loss and severe headaches. The authorities inform him that Kirsty is missing, raising questions about the accident as they mention her door was open, contradicting Trevor's experience.

Trevor begins to experience disturbing nightmares involving a surgeon conducting gruesome operations on him. These visions compel him to confront the unsettling truth about his relationship with Kirsty.

Trevor discovers a recording revealing he had given Kirsty the Lament Configuration as an anniversary gift. This revelation stirs feelings of guilt and horror as he connects it to the bizarre events surrounding their fate.

Trevor's infatuation with his boss, Gwen, complicates matters as he envisions Cenobites brutally murdering her. His connections to Tawny and Sage lead to more nightmares that foreshadow tragic outcomes.

Trevor’s journey of self-discovery reveals his sinister past where he conspired with his friend Bret to murder Kirsty for her inheritance. He is haunted by his own guilt, which manifests through his dreams and hallucinations.

In a spiral of horror, Trevor experiences a dream where Sage attempts to kill him, only to awaken to the grim reality of her murder. This event marks a significant shift in the investigation and Trevor's mounting paranoia.

Detective Lange informs Trevor that a body has been found in the river, leading him to the morgue where he uncovers unsettling truths. He realizes that Lange and others may be figments of his imagination, possibly created by Pinhead.

Trevor confronts the horrifying truth about Kirsty's fate as he learns she sacrificed herself to save others. In a horrific twist, he is faced with his own role in her demise and the manipulation he has experienced.

Authorities investigate the string of murders linked to Trevor, including the revelation about the gun's ballistics tying him to the crimes. As he grapples with the truth, figures from his nightmares start to materialize in the real world.

Detective Lange presents the Lament Configuration, retrieved from the accident scene, indicating its significance in the case. This moment triggers a deep sense of foreboding within Kirsty as she understands the weight of its implications.

Despite her reluctance, Kirsty accepts the Lament Configuration, showing her struggle to cope with her past and the implications of her decisions. This symbolizes her internal conflict and the haunting memories that linger.