EVENT HORIZON (1997) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!
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- Event Horizon is a movie I knew Curtis would love more than anything because of how much it influenced one of his favorite games Dead Space!
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When Miller watches the decoded video of what happened to the crew and just plainly and calmly says "We're leaving." that's the best character moment, something you never see people do in horror movies yet you always scream at them to do. It makes him infinitely memorable and appreciable. He is the most grounded and realistic character in this, and he thinks of the safety of his crew first over any other motivation.
yeah man , its like fuck this we are gone
Yeah, its both true to character and anti horror movie meta so much so that it almost felt wrong because so many horror movies follow the same plot beats.
@BuckRodgers3 yeah it's a shame some of the cgi looks a bot lame , still a fave tho
Nope, nope nope nope.
That's what makes Miller so cool, he's not stupid whatsoever and with his experience knows exactly what the right move is; truly one of my favorite movie protagonists.
Fun fact.. I met Sean Pertwee at London Comic Con. He said he asked director Paul Anderson for EVERY version of the film on dvd because he was very proud of it. When I turned up at his table he was like "WTF is this!?" I had a very limited edition of the film that is in a case that is the hull of the Event Horizon. Sean Pertwee was P*SSED. He grilled me as to where I got it and I was honest, I was in Asda (UK Walmart) for my groceries and picked it up. It was the only one there. He asked if I had another copy but unfortunately not. He was a good sport he signed it. First time ive p*ssed a celebrity off! 😂
that is such an awesome collectible and what a great story!
Sean is a fanatical collector. I've seen photos of the collection he has from his dad's time as Doctor Who and it is legendary! And yeah, he has every right to be proud of this film. He did an amazing job on it!
You probably could have sold it to him.
I remember seeing that hull case version on shop shelves, many years ago - it really stood out!
I'll forever hold the theory that this is a canon event in the 40K universe. Dr Wier discovered the warp
Reportedly, the original cut was extreme enough that it was going to get an NC-17 rating.
The footage of the crew in hell was the cause of the NC-17. It was basically a 7-minute snuff film that even the director later said he regretted making. Obviously, it was cut and has never been released.
Yeah it sucked they destroyed the rest of the film. Would have been an awesome directors cut edition. Man I would be on board for a remake or reboot if they got Paul back to direct it.
Allegedly*
It was supposed to be absolutely horrific. Enought to make people want to puke. I couldn't imagine directing it and having to edit it. That ish will f with your mind. Thank God they never released it.
I just got into warhammer 40k recently and learned that this movie is considered an unofficial warhammer movie by the fandom. Its our first trip through the warp without gellar fields.
I'm so glad someone mentioned this! The director *was* influenced by Warhammer 40K. The Event Horizon went through the Immaterium, aka The Warp, exposing everyone to the malevolent Chaos that filled that realm.
@@alyxgriffen5073aye, he effectively tried to get a warhammer lisence a few years before this movie was released, but he was denied :(
One of the main writers did say he was, whether he realized it or not, influenced by W40k, which he, at least at the time, plays.
And this, my fellow 40k fans, is why you don’t go into the Warp without your Gellar field. Cause if you don’t, the Demons will get you.
This is Paul W.S. Anderson’s best movie and it ain’t even close. Sam Neil is awesome as usual and some of the visuals are truly disturbing.👍
I prefer Boogie Nights.
@@John_Locke_108thats paul thomas anderson different director 😊
@@jasonx350z4 thanks Jason, I was coming in here to say the same thing.👍
very much 7/10 movie, it has great ideas and visuals, but the script itself is mid
Agreed. It's basically a perfect movie, or as close as anybody can get
Captain Miller is one of the best protagonists in film. He's smart, capable, aware, decisive and puts his crew first.
The not canon first visitors of the "40k warp" 😱☠️🤣
And this is what happens when you don't have a functioning gellar field on your ship
It's Canon there's a sequel coming soon, I heard.
@@kingz97 😳
@@kingz97it isn't canon. The hit Who made the movie tried to get a warhammer lisence a few years before this movie was released but he got denied. This story is not cannon for 40k...
Sam Neil has been in some scary movies. In the Event Horizon, Mouth of Madness, Daybreakers, Peter Rabbit.
Possession , which is from 1981 and is just now finally able to be seen at all.
The Omen 3 - Sam was the creepiest Damien
@@kayjay6114especially when he rubs himself on the cross 💀
"Folding space doesn't sound safe!" Seems like someone should've brought that up at at least one planning meeting.
A ticket on the Event Horizon comes with a free upgrade to the Slaanesh Entertainment package.
"The Prince will see you now..."
I always interpreted it as Weir building the ship as a physics experiment, and not really knowing what it actually ended up doing. Sort of a Fuck Around and Find Out situation. It didnt travel to distant space, so much as stay put and hop to literal hell. Some kind of demonic entity possessed the ship, hence the strange life readings, and it began chipping away at the crew's sanity by making them hallucinate their biggest fears. Once they were driven sufficiently insane, they began ferally butchering eachother. And then Miller's crew was sent to investigate once it returned to its home dimension, carrying the demonic entity. Weir was particularly susceptible since his work on the ship was likely what drove his wife to take a long bath.
Love this one. Alien + Hellraiser +Ghost Ship in one
I find Ghost Ship to be underrated. I really like it
@@SandraMorris51mix all and you get DEADSPACE pure masterpiece from a bunch of masterpiece
More closely related to Warhammer 40k
At 40:21, you both make really good points. Basically, the movie had to be cut waasy down to get a Solid R rating. Originally, it was over two hours long. You're absolutely right dude. There was a whole sub plot where each crew member had to deal with spiritual demons tormenting them. For EXAMPLE. The Latin speaking guy had a surgical scar guy down his stomach from a past injury. The plot fell to the way side because of editing for time. But originally, it pointed out how he was scared of hospitals, surgery and scars. THAT'S WHY, Dr. Wier cuts him open and strings him up! Basically they went over budget and we're out of money. The final fight scene was actually supposed to be two different fight scenes. First, the ghost of the flaming man. THEN WIER. They combined it to save time. Even so, this movie is truly horrific.
Hellriser is way more horrific. Its sad that they ruin this movie cutting it.
@@EbefrenRevo True, however, among other things, the "DVD" recording of what happened to the old crew, was supposed to be a fully filmed sequence. So let that guide you to know what could have been.
This is basically the history of how space travel started in Warhammer 40K before they knew they needed special shielding during jumps.
Originally the warp was a calm place, they didn't need shielding. A lot of people don't actually understand 40k lore
the warp hasn't been calm since the war in heaven 65 million years ago. @@johnwest5957
@johnwest5957 yeah it was....a couple billion years before humanity's first Warp travel attempt.
The warp was already ffed when humanity started with warp capable ships... @@johnwest5957
@@johnwest5957It wasn't, the 3gods existed for a long time before. Only slaanesh was born at the start of 30k
The warp was only calm during the first time of the old ones
I love the fact that Sean Pertwees character is named Mr Smith as Sean's dad is the actor John Pertwee who is well know for playing the 4th Doctor in classic Doctor who, and one of the names the doctor would use if undercover was Mr Smith.
Also Worzel Gummidge
I saw this movie one of the first times being left home alone at night ...no sleep was had
Welcome to your first journey into the GRIM DARKNESS OF WARHAMMER 40K.
oh damn you guys finally did this one together, love it! :) can never go wrong with this amazing classic! this movie is also viewed as an unofficial Warhammer 40K prequel :D
"Do you see? DO YOU SEEEEEE?!"
Love this movie.
I still occasionally think about the line "Fuck this ship!"
Movie is considered a prequel to warhammer 40k! Which makes Laurence Fishburne the first space marine.
That's a joke. Warp space was calm when humans traversed it prior to the events of 40k, they made shorter jumps too. That ship makes an artificial black hole lol
@@johnwest5957that's complete BS. The books even tell about the inentingen of gellar fields for their first warp flights. The warp was already ffed long before. We already had the 3 major chaos gods before slaanesh was born around the year 30k.
And he I said, their are multiple Canon stories about the invention of warp flight and they had trouble with insanity and demons from the start...
You really have no clue about the low....
Try reading a bit more of the books ;)
The actor who plays Smitty (Sean Pertwee) is in another great horror movie called “Dog Soldiers” about a squad of British soldiers besieged by werewolves. Definitely worth a watch if you haven’t seen it.
“I expect nothing less than gratuitous violence from the lot of ya!”
Love that movie- it’s the first thing I ever saw him in
Never saw the movie. Now I want to. What you have me was a quote, & those that know me best, I want good, great, bloody, twisted, & beautiful quotes. Because they play such a fantastic part shaping our world and that one 🖐💥🫤🙂
“if goldilocks shows up with a bazooka, I want you to chin the bitch”
This is 100 percent my favorite adaptation of The Shining.
One of the best horror movies dealing with cosmic horror ever made
I think the most important quote is:
Weir saying and stepping back into the shadows: "I never left home".
Horror movies don't give me nightmares.
This movie gave me nightmares.
You should check out Pandorum. Another great space horror/thriller.
OOOOH!!!! Finally people are getting to this movie. It's messed up scary! Saw this in theatres in the 90s and was creeped out walking home after. It was in east Vancouver at night in the fog BUT! I blame this movie. There's a first cut with insanely more hellraiser footage. But it deteriorated in a salt mine storage unit and will never be seen. I'd love to know what they cut out of this!
A lot of people view this film as a precursor to the Warhammer 40K Universe. The Director even tried to make a 40K film but GW wouldn’t allow him.
This is the first documentary of what happens when you don't have an active Gellar Field.
When he says "I am home" and melts back into the shadows - chills! Great reaction, total dead space vibes, glad you checked this one out. Too bad we'll never get to see the full version of the movie that was made.
So I'm guessing you guys didn't notice but earlier in the movie they show that those guns are used to repair the hull. So they fire big ass nails to hold plating on. That's what they were firing not harpoons.
The 90s were so good for Sam Neill. Jurassic Park, Event Horizon, Dante's Peak. And an underrated gem, if you haven't seen it, is _In the Mouth of Madness._ If you haven't seen it, I highly recommend it. It's creepy, but also pretty fun.
Fun fact: Sean Pertwee is the son of Jon Pertwee, who famously played the Third Doctor in classic Doctor Who. Sean had had quite a career himself, and even played Alfred in the Gotham series.
If you want to react to something great from the 40K universe, I recommend you watch the "Helsreach" series. The whole thing is about the length of a feature film and it's a great story, even if you don't know the universe very well.
Saw this with the girl I was dating at the time. Afterwards we barely said a word to each other in the car. It definitely left an impression.
This movie is badass. Sure its messy, and sadly there will never be a directors cut since all the raw footage they shot is gone, film got ruined because of how they stored it in some castle or something. I dunno exactly but it's a bummer, would have loved to see a cut of this that was more like what they were going for. Sam Neil is awesome.
At 34:30, It's funny you should mention that. This film, WAS THE INSPIRATION FOR DEAD SPACE !!
This was inspired by warhammer 40k 's first warp flight.
So dead space is just a 40k warp breach simulation game :p
@@StMargorach LOL
@@tomesofawesome8041 it's quite awesome right, how all these movies /games are connected and inspired by eachother?
You telling me dead space was inspired by event horizon, made dead way more interesting, since I suddenly saw it as what I've said before, warhammer 40k warp inclusion :D
And I love 40k lore
The ending scene is basically the same as the beginning scene so that cycle just keeps happening
You're finally watching it with your bro!!! I was hoping you would some day. It was your old Event Horizon vid that I found your channel with at the beginning of this year 😁😚
Always knew I'd have to show him this movie, it has everything he'd love! :)
the ship was sent to a hell dimension, and it brought a bit back , always loved this film since it came out
This is a great horror film. Some friends of mine went to the cinema to see this film under the impression it was sci-fi, they both said they were very grateful it was still light when they came out of the cinema.
One of my favorite horror films of all time this and Evil Dead. These two movies are what got me to start studying films and low budget stuff. Even tho this wasn't low budget it was rushed like insane.
The captain is the most logical horror movie protagonist I've ever seen. He is cautious and at one point says fuck it we are going home. I think that helps this be the masterpiece it is.
Also, I feel like they leaned into "this ship traveled through literal Christian hell." I would have rather they just come up with some interpretation of unreality that either gave the ship sentience, or some sentient creature that exists in a way we don't understand latched on.
immaculate vibes!! great job, keep it up!!
The Event Horizon was inspired by the Cygnus from Disney's 1979 classic, The Black Hole. Nothing more awesome than the haunted house in space concept. Wish we had more weird space horror flicks.
I agree that we need more weird space horror films, some of my favorite kind of movies.
Excellent movie, watched it when it first came out and it's still burned into my brain!! I'd love you guys to watch Dog Soldiers, as it's got a great performance from Sean Pertwee!!
I saw this movie when it came out with my brother & cousin. I was 13 at the time. We slept with the lights on for a week (or two). Scary stuff. I'm glad you guys finally watched it.
Cosmic Scifi Horror at it's finest!
This movie was incredibly disturbing. I saw it in the theater and left in a daze wondering what I had just witnessed 🫢
I absolutely love the cast, Sean Pertwee, Larry Fishburne , Kathleen Quinlan, and Lucius Malloy, gotta love it!! And best but not least Sam Neil, brilliant
I wish we’d gotten a director uncut version of this film
One of my favorite sci-fi films. Great reaction you guys!👍
This was one of the most underrated films. Loved it when first saw it, still love it to this day.
Love the video Octokrool stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way
There's actually some deleted scenes for this movie that were cut out for being too disturbing
Definitely one of Anderson’s best films. I notice that this one, AVP, and resident evil all revolve around a team investigating an abandoned location where things went awry and it reawakens shortly after they get there. It’s not a bad thing, I’m saying I really love the recurring theme in at least 3 of his movies, none of which are connected
Will never forget the first time i watched this. My jaw was on the floor for the 2nd half of the movie...left me stunned 😂
Underrated movie imo ❤
Sam Neil is a fully established actor too. This movie is so lucky to have Fishburme and Neil on board. A horror classic.
If you guys like this then you'll love the movie Virus starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Donald Sutherland.
This is by far my favorite stand alone sci-fi horror movie ever made I went to see it in the theatre 3 times and then years later I'm playing dead space on my 360 thinking damn this reminds me of event horizon
Oh hell yes, I've been waiting for this one!!!
Classic horror sequence when they unscramble the Ships Log. For me, this is where the horror kicked into high gear. When watching movies like Event Horizon, I cannot have soda or popcorn containers in my hands. What the crew did to themselves made me scream and I am not ashamed to admit that. I exited Event Horizon with nearly a full Large Popcorn. This movie stayed with me for days after viewing.
I saw this movie when it came out on VHS and I was 18 and a senior in High School. Honestly this was the last movie to really scare me where weeks later and I was still thinking of the movie and the scarier/nastier scenes. It got in my head and freaked me out so much I didn't watch it again until I was 35 when on a whim I bought it on Blu-ray and didn't affect me like it did when I was younger. Still a fan of this movie, as well as the reaction you two made!
Hahahaha that comment about magnetic boots sounded like Forrest Gump “Lieutenant Dan, Magic legs” 😂😂
To this day, I still say - The scene where Weir declares "We won't NEED 'eyes' to see..." remains One of THE scariest moments in Cinema. EVER!!! 😱😱!
From what I've heard in interviews (the Critical Drinker did one with one of the actresses that was pretty enlightening) a lot of great content was lost in the original cut of the movie.
...Which literally disintegrated because it was left in a repurposed salt mine. Movies are weird.
They thought that the salt would preserve the film but it just ended up destroying it. I wish they could've salvaged it.
Not just any salt mine, but a Transylvanian one...👻
Yep. Really sucks because it sounds like it would have made the film even better.
Rumors are weird. Mainly due to delusional fans and lack of critical thinking.
@@Gnossiene369
Bad day?
the first time i saw this was in the theatre with some friends. when all the blood drops when the gravity is turned back on, one of my friends abruptly stood up and walked out. he came back a few minutes later and just said "i shit myself." the second time i saw this movie was when i was in a mental institution. (i had a bad reaction to some meds i was on at the time). i requested it for movie night. by the end of the film it was only myself and 2 orderlies still watching. we also watched "fight club" the next week. i requested that one as well. i should mention that there were no beds available for temporary patients, so i was put in the ward with the schizophrenics and lifers. we had a padded room. fun times. good movie, though.
So underrated. Creepiness, great leads. The original cut was going to be NC-17, much more extreme gory, but a lot was cut out and the original footage sadly was lost.
In case anyone was wondering, "Weir" is a real last name, it's original meaning being a small dam used to divert water flow in rivers and creeks. Although, I think they used it due to it being so close to "Weird." ;)
Ello Imperium!!!! Here's a lesson in Warp travel.... Here's your first lesson.... When traveling from one system to another always equip your vessel with a Geller engine.... The Psychic energies from the Geller filed with suppress or eliminate Warp incursions from causing havoc abourd your vessel.
This is a great movie! So glad y’all reacted to this one. I wish that y’all would react to Tales From the Crypt : Demon Knight.
If I remember something correctly, originally this movie was meant to be a hell raiser film at some point
I find there is plenty of "Solaris" in the plot. You got a trouble scientist, who's wife killed herself. He goes into space and comes across a seemingly inanimate object that is alive and is sending him visions of his wife.
Saw this movie by myself.. totally alone at my bfs house.. in the dark.. it had just came out on dvd at the time.. I was scared out of my mind lol.. which of course made me love and dread playing dead space!
"We're leaving!"
Where we are going you don't need... ah you know the quote. Oh yes. FUN TIMES.
Yooo Dead Space is my favorite game too, I'm playing through the remake right now!
The remake was the first game I actually streamed, it was so damn good!
The inside of the ship looks like a belter ship.
This is a good news/bad news scrnario.
The good news is that the dimensional portal works.
The bad news is that the portal opens to hell
I could have sworn y’all did a reaction to this already 😳
There's a TV mini-series called 'Hyperspace' starring Sam Neil. Facts about space, etc. Fun to watch after this film.
The gravity drive reminds me of the film 'Sphere' starring Dustin Hoffman.
Also, if you'd like another good space movie, I'd recommend 'Supernova' from 2000, starring James Spader and Angela Bassett.
I hope you will watch Sunshine (2007) someday, it has kinda similar vibe and a great movie overall
god made no mistakes making you guys...salute my gss
Second review I watched that people didn't realize that Juatin was dying from decompression in the airlock. His veins were literally exploding in his body and his blood was beginning to boil from the pressure difference.
The director said that this is an unofficial prequel intro to Warhammer 40K. The Event Horizon ended up traveling through the Warp and was possessed by a Daemon which came back to the Materium with it :P
This is why you NEED a Geller field, folks. If you're interested in a similar kind of story, I'd highly recommend reading The Flight of the Eisenstein in the Horus Heresy series.
the worst part is that geller fields (basically hell shields) don’t always work either
YOU know that movie is WARHAMMER 40K basically. In w40k to have interstellar travel you need go with your ships through "space" hell.
And this is why Geller Fields were made.
If it helps, folding space isn't dangerous and happens all the time; even the Earth's gravitational pull is folding space, which is one of the reasons why time moves slightly slower on Earth than it does in outer space
Anytime I see Sam Jackson in a movie, I always wish that I was watching Laurence Fishburn instead. He's so darn good.
hellraiser in space ! love it
Amazing movie.
It didn't do well on release but has developed a huge fan base since.
You guys are hilarious
Hellraiser has been acknowledged as inspiration.
If you like that movie you have to watch Pandorum!
Ship goes to hell, comes back alive. You know, just a normal Tuesday.
This is one of the very very rare movies that actually gave me nightmares lol.
Smitty did have a completely painless death. The human nervous system is literally unable to fire pain sensors before he was dead. Its like turning on or off a light switch.
Yo guys! Remember hellraiser? A theory says that this movie is related to that one and that the entity responsible for the creation of the box inspired the doctor to create the core.