EVENT HORIZON (1997) REACTION VIDEO! FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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- EVENT HORIZON (1997) REACTION VIDEO! FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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Watch me watch this classic 1997 horror movie, Event Horizon, in this first time watching reaction video! Event Horizon tells the story of a rescue crew investigating a spaceship that disappeared into a black hole and has now returned, and it isn't alone.
The film was directed by Paul W.S. Anderson and written by Philip Eisner. Event Horizon stars Laurence Fishburne as Captain Miller, Sam Neill as Dr. William Weir, Kathleen Quinlan as Peters, Joely Richardson as Lt. Starck, Richard T. Jones as Cooper, Jack Noseworthy as Justin.Jason Isaacs as D.J, Sean Pertwee as Smith, Peter Marinker as Captain John Kilpack and Holley Chant as Claire.
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Check out this first time watching horror reaction video for Event Horizon, and see if I can make it as a horror movie rookie. Horror is a genre I've barely explored, mostly because I'm a huge wuss. Typically my Halloween movie viewings consist of Hocus Pocus and Halloweentown. This year I decided to expand my horror movie knowledge and try and watch these horror movie fan favourites.
Check out my first time watching this classic 1997 horror movie, Event Horizon, and enjoy my reaction video! Don't forget to like and subscribe for more videos! If you have suggestions for other horror movies I should watch, comment below!
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This was a better Hellraiser in Space movie than the actual Hellraiser in Space movie.
For Warhammer 40,000 fans, Event Horizon is what happens when you enter the Warp without a Geller Field
@@toddkes5890 And this is why the Eldar are using the webway for FTL travel.
@@ichbinmenschlich7936 I figure the Eldar can use the warp, but they really prefer not to. This lets them use Webway to get close to a location, then 'tune' the ship for stealth mode, then slip into the warp for a quiet dash to the destination. But they would rather spend an extra 2 weeks in the Webway getting to a good destination, than spending 1 day longer in the warp.
Essentially:
Choice 1: 3 weeks in Webway + 1 day in Warp
Choice 2: 1 week in Webway + 2 days in Warp
They will always choose #1
I always thought it was a better Doom than "Doom".
Next time I design an interstellar ship, remind me to make sure all the corridors and hatches are coffin-shaped.
May I direct you to the capital ships of the imperial navy from warhammer 40 000? They're basically bigger event horizon looking ships with a metric butt ton of guns.
@@thedragon133 That can drop cathedrals onto a planet's surface *from orbit.*
Oh, my god, this movie scared the hell out of me and my family when we first watched it on VHS. It's ALIEN meets The Shining meets HELLRAISER in space.
Hellraiser in space should have been this movie's tagline 😬
it is the movie version of Doom 3 video game
Jason Isaacs is probably the most versatile actor I've ever seen. Plus Sean Pertwee is always a win!
He’s so great! Thanks for watching!
The Gravity Drive didn't open up a gate to another planet, it opened a gate to another dimension, one of pure chaos, essentially Hell.
😬😬 Such a scary concept, this movie was intense! Thanks for watching!
Basically it's the exact same backstory as the original Doom game from 1993, the only major difference is that the teleporter-that-accidentally-took-a-shortcut-through-Hell-itself is built into a spaceship instead of sitting in research bases on the moons of Mars.
This the best movie this director has made, and I doubt he will top it. He's spent YEARS making subpar films and this is still the cream of the crop. It's creepy af too. There is some imagery in Event Horizon you will never get out of your head, permanently scarred there.
It will definitely take me a long time to process everything I've seen in this movie 😬
This film was originally three hours long. It was cut to two hours but Paramount was still not pleased and took the film away from the director and cut it down to 97 minutes. So far there is no director's cut.
@@clarencewalker3925 sadly there probably never will be, given the cut footage is so badly degraded.
The film received mixed reviews from critics, citing it to be too dark and graphic and violent. It's become a cult classic.
It's definitely dark but I really enjoyed it!
Too dark and graphic and violent? Have those critics never seen a horror movie before?
Funny you should mention "It would make a good video game". The game series "Dead Space" was heavily influenced by this movie according to the game creator Glen Schofield.
Ah yeah that makes sense! My video game knowledge is limited at best lol Thanks for watching!
I remember watching this when I was a kid in the theaters with my grandma. Lol.
Haha that's one badass grandma!
I've always considered this the best scifi/horror since Aliens.
I really enjoyed it despite being terrified lol
David, have you seen Dark Side of the Moon? It’s a nineties direct-to-video flick that EH seems to have pulled inspiration from. It’s pretty good and quite creepy.
Not a horror movie, but if you haven't seen Dark City I would highly recommend reacting to that film especially the director's cut.
I'll add it to the list! Thanks for watching!
@@ReelReviewsWithJen go with the directors cut if you do, it's the best way to see it for the first time
Very good and under the radar movie.
just dont take acid and watch dark city like i did one time 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ my god that was the worst trip. lmao
@@mattdubya1037 lol. you don't need acid for that movie. It's an acid trip on its own.
3:19, this was actor Sam Neill's 5th or 6th Horror film he has ever starred in after John Carpenter's In The Mouth Of Madness.
I liked "Dead Calm" a lot.
OMG The Mouth of Madness... YES! Haven't thought about that movie in ages
@@jean-paulaudette9246 Me too, it's another great Psychological Horror Thriller that's also a cult classic.
Yep. It seems like Neill was basically the go-to for Lovecraftian-style suspense and horror at the time. Not hard to see why either, because he always does a great job with it.
I like to think that the reason all the additional footage that was cut from the initial releases of Event Horizon was locked in a Transylvanian salt mine and lost to posterity due to film-rot was not just human error in storage of the deleted scenes, but to lock it away to rot because it was too horrific to ever show any living human lest they go insane.
Now I want a time machine to go back and rescue that lost footage so I can accept that challenge.
I want to see it
Yeah. The descriptions of what was in the original cut and its effect on the audience kind of make me think of the Ark scene from the first Indiana Jones - lightning shooting out of the screen, lots of screaming, faces melting and heads exploding. It just wasn't something meant to be witnessed by mortal eyes. lol
Not gonna lie, I'm kinda jealous of the test audience who saw the original cut of the film.
I wouldn't be surprised. The descriptions I've heard indicated that the 'orgy' part was literal.
"Why does it look like he's crawling through the matrix?" He took a ride on Captain Morpheus's spaceship 2 years before the matrix movie when he still had hair.
One of my all-time favorite scifi horror flicks. Every once in awhile I go back for a refresher. Yes it's traumatizing but in a good way! lol
Yeah it's one that will stick in my brain for a long time, thanks for watching!
0:24 - "The title makes me think this is something Sci-Fi..."
Us - "Uh...yeah"
They did make a video game on the idea of this film..... it's called Dead Space..
Interesting! Thanks for watching!
That "pencil through folded paper" example has been used in many movies.
seeing this in a theater must have been a whole different experience. I've heard stories of people crying and throwing up in the parking lot afterward.
I believe it! It's a lot to take in!
I saw Event Horizon for the first time during a Sci-Fi Film Festival all-nighter back in 2004. The Thing, Pitch Black, Resident Evil and Event Horizon to finish off with. A great night/morning !
That sounds so wonderful!!😄
since you jumped in the deep end with this one, you should do The Cell with Jennifer Lopez next
I'll add it to the list, thanks for the suggestion!
The cell is crazy and beautiful.
Another visually stunning movie to watch is The Fall (2006)
That horror video scene, what happened to the other crew, the director wanted something special. So he hired invalid (missing limbs) porno actors and that allowed him to come up with a sequence that looks terrifyingly realistic.
Well that’s one way to do it 😬 certainly created the desired effect!
In my opinion the very best Sifi Horror ever made!
It was really well done! Thanks for watching!
This movie 'Event Horizon' is like a cross between the 1972 Russian film 'Solaris' and the 'Hellraiser' film series.
I’ve seen Hellraiser and you can check out that reaction video as well! I’ve heard of Solaris but never seen it.
if you look closely at the mirror in the opening scene you can see the word patient on sam neill's t-shirt, so looks like he wasn't that stable even before getting on the ship. and for a lot of people me included this movie is a prequel to the warhammer 40K universe
Ohhhh interesting! Maybe one day I’ll re-watch it and look for the little hints throughout the movie.
@@ReelReviewsWithJen If you haven't been introduced to the world of Warhammer 40K and you like this kind of grimdark stuff, I highly recommend you check it out and do a reaction to Bricky's "Every Warhammer 40K Faction Explained" video. Love your channel, you're both gorgeous and insightful :D
Yeah, I think of Dr. Weir as basically mankind's first Daemon Prince
I saw this in the theater when it came out. My wife had to leave and couldn’t finish it. Very disturbing. For someone who doesn’t enjoy enjoy horror this is a tough one to start with. Great job! You got yourself a subscriber.
This is nothing compared to the things I've seen
one of the best and unfairly underrated sci-fi horror movies
Agreed! I really enjoyed it despite being terrified the entire time haha
Gotta love Miller's reaction to the "captain's log"
lol i think it's amazing that you were impressed by the wormhole description. i can't believe you hadn't seen that before (because it seems like it's in a million other scifi shows/movies). also, there WAS a game a while back that took heavy inspiration from this movie called Dead Space. it captured that same hellraiser/lovecraft-esque feel and look as event horizon. one of my favorite games
6:25, I like how he explains it to them, despite the fact that they are all Astronauts. Lol!
No,not really. They are space truckers or space coast guard, essentially. the physics of faster than light travel are typically not a part of a rescue person's training curriculum.
To be fair, the crew of the Lewis and Clark are just grunts and the specifics of the Event Horizon's mission/design were deliberately kept secret from everyone back on earth. The science behind worm drives and other theoretical FTL technologies isn't exactly common knowledge, either.
They are search and rescue teams, not science expert astronauts. They point it out multiple times.
I was 7 when this came out and my mom was OBSESSED with this movie and it terrified me and she would watch it a lot as a stay at home mom...going into the family room could be dangerous some days.
I watched this movie far too young. It took me years to grasp the concept they show in this movie. A dimension of pure absolute chaos. Some people can handle it, only because i think they don't think about relativity the same, they can brush it off. Some like me, put ourselves in the movie in our heads, think about it as a possibility.
And then there are people like me who are *used* to that sort of thing. Joys of being a Catholic with sleep disorders and a life-long interest in folklore. The things I've seen in my sleep.
You're a natural at this Jen. Just a reaction, no theatrics!
Thank you!
@@ReelReviewsWithJen You're welcome. I'm binging your reactions tonight. I'll have some recommendations if you like.
I subbed just because you mentioned not being big into horror films, or very good at handling them, and yet you watched “Event Horizon.”
That’s like someone saying they’ve never been in a fight before, but enlisted in the Army and are totally ready to fight an atom bomb.
Nicely done, and Loved the video 🙂
Haha why thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video! Yeah this one was a lot for a rookie like me 😬
“I’d give them a solid ‘Pretty Good!’ for the 90’s”
That’s pretty much my opinion on that entire decade that I grew up in, more or less 😄
Haha agreed!
Jen: "I'm gonna have to charge my nightlite for surrrrrreee." : D Event Horizon is also one of my favorite space / horror movies. Thank you for reviewing it!
Yeah this one haunted my brain for a while 😬 thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed the video!
My favorite sci-fi/horror film.
Great film! Thank you so much for selecting this one! One of my favorites.
The Mist is another good one if you haven't seen it yet.
Thank you for watching! I'l add it to the list!
Yeah The Mist is a Must!
Frailty is a really good underrated movie worth checking out.
For a non-horror fan, you rocked this reaction. your best reaction yet. Keep those EEEWWS and RRRRRS coming.
haha why thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Hey Jen, cheese and rice, another great reaction video.
Event Horizon one of my fav horrors. It a mix of Alien, The Exorcist and The Amityville Horror.
I love the concept of the gravity drive taking the ship into hell and returning with demons possessing the ship.
The set designers of the film deliberately designed the EH ship to look like a cathedral with all the archways inside it.
Dan :)
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed the video! Yeah It was a creative (and deeply disturbing) concept for sure! ohhh I can see that now! Thanks for watching!
I have a suggestion I don't see reviewers do much: Peter Jackson's DEAD ALIVE, also known as Braindead. It's widely regarded as the goriest movie ever made. I would have to agree. It's not scary and actually has lots of humor and silliness, but it is gory and disgusting as you can't even imagine, and has some of the best practical effects ever seen. It came out in the early 90s before CGI was really a thing, and the movie is so much better for it.
I’ll add it to the list 😬
Loved your reaction to this! Event Horizon is always fun to watch these days and remember the good-old days... :)
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed the video!
I loved this movie when I first saw it. It just got better when I started reading up about 40k lore.
Loved watching you watch this. I often watch similar channels to get those host's responses to THAT scene (you know the one ... where it shows what happens to the original crew). That damn scene stayed in head for DAYS....(& I was in my mid 20s when 8 saw it😂)....just the visual of what happened when they crossed over into "Hell"....like, DAMN....that visual made 8t all too real. Crazy.
Absolutely terrifying and one of the greatest horrors ever. I first seen this over 20 years ago and it still gives me chills 🤦🏻
"I'm pretty much a wuss when it comes to scary movies..." Oh-oh. This movie fucked be up badly - I had to leave the cinema for some fresh air when I saw it on release. Hope you get through it better than I did.
I slept with the light on for a few days thats for sure 😬
Wanna hear something interesting? The one you saw in theaters is a cut down and edited version at 93 minutes. The original cut was 130 minutes and had the test audiences fainting, on account of the graphics being much more... intense. Intense enough that Paramount demanded that cuts be made so that the audience could get through the movie. Paul W.S. Anderson wasn’t happy then, and is still unhappy, given that Event Horizon gained a following, and he is currently kicking himself for not personally saving a complete original cut.
In 2012, an original cut was found in a salt mine in Transylvania (of all places), but to this day, Anderson has not reviewed the footage.
@@RyunosukeHachi Not sure about the Transylvania part, but I think salt mines were often used for storage because they tended to be relatively large, thermally stable environments. Unfortunately, the reels stored in this mine weren't properly sealed and so were badly degraded.
Honestly, I think Paramount had the right idea, insisting on the movie being toned down. You can't really enjoy a movie if you pass out halfway through.
This movie is super extra in every way. If you loved this sci-fi horror, then "Pandorum" should be next on your list.
I believe I’ve seen it! And I really liked it, it was super weird and had crazy ending. Great suggestion though!
Fair enough. Pandorum is a underrated sci-fi horror movie and I recommend it to everyone that I can.
I absolutely I agree! I think I watched it when I still got free rentals at BlockBuster lol
Awesome reaction. Your reviews are always great. As someone who's a sci-fi and horror fan I love this film. I recommend you check out Invasion of the Body Snatchers. Preferably the one with Donald Sutherland and Leonard Nemoy. Keep up the great work. 👍
Thank you so much! Glad you’re enjoying the videos! I’ll add it to the watch list 👍
@@ReelReviewsWithJen your very welcome. Definitely enjoying the watch list.
Completely forgot about this one. Really scary stuff. I think being in space would be scary enough. Kinda like being stranded out in the middle of the ocean.
I have a recommendation for you if you're interested. It's a movie called Suspiria (2018). It's a remake of an old film and is widely considered to be far better than the original. It's about a group of witches who run a prestigious ballet studio.
love it!! one of my favorite movies ever, scared the hell out of me.. after the first time i watched it the girlfriend of a friend of mine had to follow me home hahaha.
It’s going to stay with me for a very long time! So intense! Thanks for watching!
Good to see a reaction to this movie 👍 it's an unfairly maligned sci fi horror picture, which in my opinion, is up there with Alien\Aliens, and The Thing among the genre's best
I just watched The Thing as well if you want to check out that reaction video! I really enjoyed The Thing & Event Horizon, thanks for watching!
I love Event Horizon, so creepy. I recommend a ghost story film: The Entity (1982). Very creepy too!
I’ll add it to the list! Thanks for the suggestion!
@@ReelReviewsWithJen And the 80s slow burn classic ghost film The Changeling
Ghost Story 1974
I remember seeing this when it first came out in my 20s. I'm a SciFi fan, but not much of a horror fan. Unfortunately I thought it was just going to be a regular SciFi space adventure going in. BOY WAS I WRONG! I had nightmares for WEEKS afterward! 😮
The front part of the ship was the life boat, and the explosion gave it enough distance to not get sucked in. I was thinking that, even if the ship is still possessed, without the gravity drive it can't return, so hopefully SOMEONE can blow it up and get rid of what's left!
To those fellow reactors/youtubers who reacted to this particular blood orgy scene in that movie on their channel, my condolences on your mental state 😂 I feel ya pain, I watched this film on tv when I was 10 years old which I thought it was interesting at first until that particular hellish blood orgy scene traumatized me and it made me shiver before I sleep, fortunately the movie doesn't scare me no more.
15:05 That 'crawling through the Matrix' labyrinth of coloured corridors somewhat reminds me of the Canadian horror/sci-fi movie Cube (1997). Worth a watch if you haven't seen it already. A low budget but effective cult film (it won the Best Canadian First Feature Film at the 1997 Toronto International Film Festival) and spawned a sequel and a prequel (that unfortunately aren't as good as the 1997 one).
Ohh interesting, I'll add it to the list! Thanks for the suggestion!
They had to re-edit/re-film a lot of this movie, because when they screened it, it people found it too scary. Unfortunately, that footage is lost forever. This movie is way scarier than hellraiser.
seen some of your past vids and subbed today!
Awesome thank you!
@@ReelReviewsWithJen i have been a horror movie fan since i was a kid so i like to see peoples reactions to them lol!
Nice! I’m slowly learning to love the genre!
@@ReelReviewsWithJen if i may make a suggestion? the evil dead(original not remake) and dawn of the dead-again not the remake are my fave 2 horror films! thanks!
5:25 I've seen this film many times, and I've never noticed those eyes looking back at you before, was that always there? Damn lol.
"Son of a nutracker" hahahahahaa. youre very naturally funny.
Haha thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video!
DUSKERS kinda has an event horizon exploration vibe as a video game. You sit at a console and control drones exploring abandoned space craft trying to figure out what happened to the galaxy
Saw this in the theaters when it came out. I left not knowing wtf I just watched but I knew that I loved it.
haha yeah that's a fair response, thanks for watching!
Saw a program about the making that showed alot of the additional gore scenes cut out so the released version was toned down a bit. Great movie its like the love child of Hell Raiser (which I suggest if you haven't already watched it) and Alien with a dash of Dark City
I love this movie and you handled it better than I thought. You took the jump scares pretty good. They made the director cut a lot more gross stuff out too.... Shame
I barely made it through this one I don’t think I could handle the directors cut 😬
I really gotta check this one out!
Truly: a great movie that gets better with age. Salute to all involved
Oh my sweet summer child with you're in for a head trip. Wherever the ship went it brought back pure darkness and chaos. The ship started feeding of their most deepest dark fears the true evil within all of us. The capt. of the Event Horizon had a thing for speaking latin so that's what you heard him speaking. The other members of the crew just devolved into their most basic dark cravings, lusts and base dark evil side. This movie kind of took the idea from the Forbidden Planet of the idea of the Id and just tapped into out darkness and cranked it to 11.
Reminiscent of the Crossed comics
@@SamuelBlack84 I never heard of them but cool.
I'm pretty sure I saw this in theaters, which by the release date means I was still just shy of turning 7-years-old.
"It's perfectly safe".
What could go wrong?! 😬
Love your video reactions sis cute and funny two of my movie styles sci fi and horror I've got a couple of movies 2 of my favourites (the thing)(Brother from another planet)
Hi Jen! A couple of questions first do the ads at the end of the reaction video go towards your channel or the next that's up on the algorithm choices. ( I'll watch them if they're for your channel). Second please forgive me if this has been asked and disregard if it's personal, what does it say on your left forearm. Looking forward to when you can get a chance to react to "Near Dark". Love you're channel. :)
I'm still new to RUclips ad's so I'm learning a lot myself. It's a quote from the author Jack Kerouac. Thank you so much! I'll add it to the list!
7:11, this movie like I said, has elements of ALIEN, showing usb a rescue mission gone Horribly Wrong.
Great movie and great review 🦈
Thank you so much!
@@ReelReviewsWithJen 😌
I like to think of this movie as an unofficial prequel movie to the warhammer 40k universe.
The event horizon is the first warp capable craft and the crew got murder fucked by slannesh; one of the chaos gods, the god of pain, pleasure and sensation. Think cenobites from hellraiser but much much worse
I don't know anything about Warhammer
@@SamuelBlack84 It's almost four decades of accumulated, often contradictory lore, most of which is absolutely insane. It's *awesome.*
Other good horror flicks for you to react to include: "The Midnight Meat Train," "Se7en," "Saw," "28 Days Later," and if you're ready, (which you aren't) the 2008 French version of "Martyrs."
I've seen all of them except for The Midnight Meat Train which sounds like something else lol Martyrs would have been a good reaction for sure, that was so MESSED UP 😬
I'm going to suggest Session 9 (2001).
Starring David Caruso, Peter Mullan, Stephen Gevedon, Paul Guilfoyle, Josh Lucas, and Brendan Sexton III.
The film takes place in and around the Danvers State Mental Hospital in Danvers, Massachusetts.
Ohh sounds very spooky indeed! I'll add it to the list, thanks for watching!
@@ReelReviewsWithJen Danvers while it was still standing was reportedly one of the most haunted sites in the US if you believe in that kind of stuff. Opened in 1878 closed in 1992.
The Danvers State Hospital is believed by literary historians to have served as inspiration for the infamous Arkham sanatorium from H.P. Lovecraft's "The Thing on the Doorstep". Lovecraft's Arkham, in turn, is the inspiration for Arkham Asylum in the Batman universe.
You always have great shirts.
Why thank you!
Another excellent WW2/horror movie: Below (2002)
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quite the first horror movie to watch girl, cheers :D
Haha yeah it was A LOT! 😬🎬 Thanks for watching!
Merci.
I always wondered at the end they the rescuers closed the door of did the ship.
11:24, oh, no, he got pulled right in!
Where we're going, we don't need eyes to see
I wouldn’t want to see it anyway 😬
I love this movie. Then I found out it was Paul ws Anderson and I loved it more. He skipped Mortal Kombat 2 to do this movie. Im not mad.
It’s so good! So messed up but so good at the same time 😬 haha yeah me either! Seems like the right choice! Thanks for watching!
Your question at 5:50 is answered 25:37 -- Thanks for the fun reaction!
Thanks for watching!
I could never travel in space either. I get crazy claustrophobic and when I lose my ability to move autonomously I freak out. I don't even like going on a boat for a work party. If I can't escape when I want/need to it gives me serious anxiety. I have a lot of issues.
Being away from all but maybe 10 other people in that vastness of Space? Sign me up!
Fun Fact: The Navigator is played by Sean Pertwee. The son of the 3rd Doctor (Doctor Who).
If I got to pick the ten people I’d consider it lol
Yeah that's like Nathan fillion I didn't know he was in saving private Ryan like one scene and he's so young. Lol plus faraday from lost was super young in that too lol!
22:37 "We have such sights to show you..."
I'm a big, hairy, manly man. I watched this ONCE. It is one of the most disturbing films I've ever seen.
I believe it! This movie will haunt me for a long time 😬 Thanks for watching!
20:18 "We're leaving."
"Im gonna need some cartoons...."
LOLZ.
Proceed to watch the animes Corpse Party, Perfect Blue, and Tokyo Ghoul. 😅😭😅😭
My anime knowledge consists of Sailor Moon lol
@@ReelReviewsWithJen Those three are as disturbing as Event Horizon was.
I love Perfect Blue
This film had an nc-17 rating they cut out most of the gore and stored it in a salt mine in transylvania.
Thats a movie in itself
Really glad they didn't test this thing on Earth lol
there's like a director's cut or an unedited version where it shows all the gore and all the violence in this movie that got cut out for audiences and then it cut out some of the storyline to make you understand what's going on in the movie too I think the version you're watching is the PG version I call it LOL it's The shining mixed with hellraiser mixed with some other movie I can't think of glad you made it through the movie bravo you're one tough cookie I watch this movie when I was in high school I was not allowed to watch this movie I finally found it on TV and I regret watching it at that age cuz man I had nightmares for a few weeks
THIS WAS THE PG VERSION?!? 😬🎬
@@ReelReviewsWithJen They edited down some of the violence like the guy getting split open and something else there is a few more parts that they did not show that would give you nightmares for even worse than that part of the movie wish I could remember what it was it's been so long I can find my VHS version it has all of the gore and violence in it that people got pissed about when it first released in theaters many years ago you can find a unedited version on eBay of a DVD copy but you pay a pretty penny for it it's very expensive like $100 and up in the price range to get the full effect to the movie there's a movie from 2009 called Pandorm it's another one of these type of movies but a big different twist if you like to watch it it's one of my favorite 2009 movies of space
@@shawnwacek6791 Known deleted scenes include a meeting scene between Weir and people in charge of the mission in which they discuss Event Horizon (some dialogue of which remained present in the theatrical trailer); more backstory for Cooper and Justin, including a stronger explanation for Justin entering the black hole; a deleted backstory of the relationship between Starck and Miller; additional scenes explaining what the gateway to Hell/the black hole is; Miller finding a tooth floating in Event Horizon; a longer version of the scene in which Peters hallucinates that her son’s mangled legs are covered in maggots; a scene in which Weir hallucinates that Justin turns into his wife Claire; a bloodier version of Weir’s wife Claire’s suicide; a longer version of the scene where Miller finds D.J’s dead body with his guts on the table; and a longer version of the “Visions From Hell” scene during Miller’s final fight with Weir with more shots of Event Horizon crew being tortured.
I had the pleasure to locate a copy of the original script, and it went into GRAPHIC detail on the blood orgy, and showed that when Miller found DJ hanging above the table, DJ was still alive, and Miller had to put him out of his misery. It also showed worse torture of Miller’s crew in the vision “Weir” gave him.
Fun stuff. O_O
@@RyunosukeHachi 100% true 100% agree she would have had nightmares they would have allowed all that stuff in the movie LOLif you can find it the original VHS cut from the day it was released till like you can buy it on the shelf day one at stores type of directors cut before they were called that on DVDs and VHS I think they used to call it non-rated cut or something
Even with the footage that was removed it sure as hell ain't no PG version lol
Its such a good film, without the gore it would still be terrifying 🧟♂️
Love this move, but all that aside I always that "Rescue Technician" was an awesome job and I wish I could have applied for a spot like that. Also TOLKIEN REFERENCE!!! YES!!!!
YES! Love me some LOTR! I was hoping someone would catch the reference!
Hi Jen, great Review! Did you also make a review to the Movie Predator (1987)? Greetings from Germany!
Thank you so much! I’ll add it to the list, thanks for the suggestion!
I almost left because of your shirt.... you're lucky I stayed :P
Haha thanks for watching!
its a mix of the original 1970's ghost ship, hell-raiser, and the shinning
Yes! That’s a great way to describe it! Thanks for watching!
Justin talks about all the horrible things he's ever seen. How much I know how he feels😪