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* {{Antihero}}: Most of his protagonists are flawed.
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* BigScrewedUpFamily: The Barbarossas and The Gearys in ''Galilee''
* TheBlank: The Engineer in ''The Hellbound Heart''.
* TheBlank: The Engineer in ''The Hellbound Heart''.
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* {{Doorstopper}}: ''Weaveworld'', ''Imajica'', ''The Great and Secret Show'', and ''Everville''.
* FantasticNoir: His films ''Film/{{Candyman}}'' (which was based off Barker's short story "The Forbidden") and ''Film/LordOfIllusions'' qualify, however, the latter really falls into the FilmNoir territory in comparison to the former.
* GenderBender: Happens to the protagonist of [[spoiler:"The Madonna"]].
* FantasticNoir: His films ''Film/{{Candyman}}'' (which was based off Barker's short story "The Forbidden") and ''Film/LordOfIllusions'' qualify, however, the latter really falls into the FilmNoir territory in comparison to the former.
* GenderBender: Happens to the protagonist of [[spoiler:"The Madonna"]].
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* OccultDetective: Literature/HarryDamour.
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* SealedEvilInACan: In the ''Franchise/{{Hellraiser}}'' movies, as well as the novella that they are based upon, ''The Hellbound Heart'' the only way the Cenobites will come after you is if you open the puzzle box known as Lemarchand's Box.
** So much so, in fact, that, at least in the novella, the Cenobites [[spoiler: make and honor a deal with the protagonist (who has accidentally opened the box, and has no idea what it is or does) to spare her if she can lead them to the novella's REAL villain, who has escaped their clutches]].
* SealedEvilInACan: In the ''Franchise/{{Hellraiser}}'' movies, as well as the novella that they are based upon, ''The Hellbound Heart'' the only way the Cenobites will come after you is if you open the puzzle box known as Lemarchand's Box.
** So much so, in fact, that, at least in the novella, the Cenobites [[spoiler: make and honor a deal with the protagonist (who has accidentally opened the box, and has no idea what it is or does) to spare her if she can lead them to the novella's REAL villain, who has escaped their clutches]].
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* SealedEvilInACan: In the ''Franchise/{{Hellraiser}}'' movies, as well as the novella that they are based upon, ''The Hellbound Heart'' the only way the Cenobites will come after you is if you open the puzzle box known as Lemarchand's
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* SummoningArtifact: The Lemarchand's Boxes, and especially the Lament Configuration.
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* SummoningArtifact: The Lemarchand's Boxes, and especially the Lament Configuration.Configuration, which summon the Cenobites.
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* TheVerse: "Literature/TheLastIllusion," ''Literature/TheHellboundHeart'', ''Weaveworld'', ''The Great and Secret Show'', "The Lost Souls", ''Everville'' and ''Literature/TheScarletGospels'' all take place in the same universe due to the crossover between Harry D'Amour and the Cenobites in the latter work and the prominence or cameos of either in all of the others. Other works may also share the universe, though this is not confirmed.
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** "Literature/TheLastIllusion," ''Literature/TheHellboundHeart'', ''Weaveworld'', ''The Great and Secret Show'', "The Lost Souls", ''Everville'' and ''Literature/TheScarletGospels'' all take place in the same universe due to the crossover between Harry D'Amour and the Cenobites in the latter work and the prominence or cameos of either in all of the others. Other works may also share the universe, though this is not confirmed.
** "Literature/TheLastIllusion," ''Literature/TheHellboundHeart'', ''Weaveworld'', ''The Great and Secret Show'', "The Lost Souls", ''Everville'' and ''Literature/TheScarletGospels'' all take place in the same universe due to the crossover between Harry D'Amour and the Cenobites in the latter work and the prominence or cameos of either in all of the others. Other works may also share the universe, though this is not confirmed.
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* PsychosexualHorror: A lot of Clive Barker's stories involve the darker or more sordid aspects of sex; such as BDSM, prostitution, sexual misconduct, [=STD=]s, and the male sex drive. These stories were inspired by Barker's own experiences as a male prostitute.
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* PsychosexualHorror: A lot of Clive Barker's stories involve the darker or more sordid aspects of sex; such as BDSM, prostitution, sexual misconduct, [=STD=]s, and the male sex drive.[=STD=]s. These stories were inspired by Barker's own experiences as a male prostitute.
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* PsychosexualHorror: A lot of Clive Barker's stories involve the darker or more sordid aspects of sex; such as BDSM, prostitution, sexual misconduct, [=STD=]s, and the male sex drive. These stories were inspired by Barker's own experiences as a male prostitute.
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* ''Literature/HarryDamour'' series
** ''Literature/TheLastIllusion
** ''Lost Souls''
** ''The Great and Secret Show''
** ''Everville''
** ''Literature/TheScarletGospels''
** ''Literature/TheLastIllusion
** ''Lost Souls''
** ''The Great and Secret Show''
** ''Everville''
** ''Literature/TheScarletGospels''
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* OccultDetective: Literature/HarryDamour.
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** "Literature/TheLastIllusion" (the novella on which ''Film/LordOfIllusions'' was based)
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** "Literature/TheLastIllusion" (the novella on which ''Film/LordOfIllusions'' was based)based, introduced Literature/HarryDamour)
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* BodyHorror: So, so much BodyHorror.
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* BodyHorror: So, so much BodyHorror.Body Horror.
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* WriteWhatYouKnow: Barker's heavy focus on sexual horror was derived from his own experiences moonlighting as a male prostitute during the 1970s.
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Clive Barker (born October 5, 1952) is a British horror and dark fantasy author responsible for over a dozen novels, several movies, a few graphic novels, some artwork, and a couple of video games as well.
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Clive Barker (born October 5, 1952) 1952 in UsefulNotes/{{Liverpool}}, England) is a British horror and dark fantasy author responsible for over a dozen novels, several movies, a few graphic novels, some artwork, and a couple of video games as well.
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* MagicalHomelessPerson: ''The Inhuman Condition'' includes one in the form of Mr. Pope. Although his exact nature is never clarified, he at minimum has [[spoiler:a knotted string sealing away monsters, and a book of spells.]]
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** In addition, the Epic Comics adaptations of Nightbreed and Hellraiser share a universe, which also includes Rawhead Rex.
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* InTheStyleOf: Barker can be seen as basically a GothicHorror Creator/KenRussell.
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Clive Barker (born October 5, 1952) is a British horror and dark fantasy author responsible for over a dozen novels, several movies, a few graphic novels, some artwork, and a couple of video games as well. His works almost always feature sexual overtones that are graphic, disturbing, and disgusting in nature. His stories are usually set in a contemporary urban setting, but with AnotherDimension or many dimensions. On the SlidingScaleOfIdealismVersusCynicism, his stories lie pretty far on the cynical side, with heavily flawed but sympathetic protagonists and an overall dark and gritty tone, although some of his novels have had [[EarnYourHappyEnding happy and magically enchanting endings]], and have featured themes such as love and [[HeelFaceTurn redemption]].
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Clive Barker (born October 5, 1952) is a British horror and dark fantasy author responsible for over a dozen novels, several movies, a few graphic novels, some artwork, and a couple of video games as well. well.
His works almost always feature sexual overtones that are graphic, disturbing, and disgusting in nature. His stories are usually set in a contemporary urban setting, but with AnotherDimension or many dimensions. On the SlidingScaleOfIdealismVersusCynicism, his stories lie pretty far on the cynical side, with heavily flawed but sympathetic protagonists and an overall dark and gritty tone, although some of his novels have had [[EarnYourHappyEnding happy and magically enchanting endings]], and have featured themes such as love and [[HeelFaceTurn redemption]].
His works almost always feature sexual overtones that are graphic, disturbing, and disgusting in nature. His stories are usually set in a contemporary urban setting, but with AnotherDimension or many dimensions. On the SlidingScaleOfIdealismVersusCynicism, his stories lie pretty far on the cynical side, with heavily flawed but sympathetic protagonists and an overall dark and gritty tone, although some of his novels have had [[EarnYourHappyEnding happy and magically enchanting endings]], and have featured themes such as love and [[HeelFaceTurn redemption]].
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** Made [[{{Anvilicious}} much more explicit]] in ''Film/{{Nightbreed}}'', where humans are the monsters who have hunted the monstrous "tribes of the moon" to near-extinction.
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** Made [[{{Anvilicious}} much more explicit]] explicit in ''Film/{{Nightbreed}}'', where humans are the monsters who have hunted the monstrous "tribes of the moon" to near-extinction.
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* OlderThanTheyLook: He's nearing seventy and looks about younger than that. Of course, if you go back and look at photos when he was younger, he always looked older than he was, so it's starting to even out. His infirmities have definitely taken their toll on him, though.
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* OlderThanTheyLook: He's nearing seventy and looks about quite a bit younger than that. Of course, if you go back and look at photos when he was younger, he always looked older than he was, so it's starting to even out. His infirmities have definitely taken their toll on him, though.though.
* OopNorth: He was born and raised in Liverpool.
* OopNorth: He was born and raised in Liverpool.
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** ''The Confessions of (Pornographer's) Shroud'' focuses on a ghost possessing a bedsheet on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge who can kill people in [[NoKillLikeOverkill the most over-the-top ways possible]], but the story is set in a crime-ridden CrapsackWorld in which brutal murders are an everyday sight. In fact, most of the murders throughout the story are committed either by the protagonist before he became the ghost or by other (living) characters. At one point a cop character merely pretends how he’s shocked by one of the ghost’s murders so as not to stand out, even though he’s actually seen even worse crimes throughout his career.
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* ''Cabal'' (the book on which ''Nightbreed'' was based)
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* ''Cabal'' (the book on which ''Nightbreed'' ''Film/{{Nightbreed}}'' was based)