Dude the Eldar literally fricked Slaanesh into existence through their extreme hedonism and this was millions of years before the apes that would split off to become humans existed.
It's unofficially based off of WH40K. They discovered faster than light travel but it takes them through a hell dimension that corrupts them.
you guys are always talking about warhammer and it sounds really cool but i google it and there’s so much i don’t know where to even begin. suggestions?
find one of those YouTube channels that explains each faction and other characteristics of the world. then watch astartes on YouTube and play space hulk or dawn of war
Event Horizon, a 1997 science fiction horror film directed by Paul W. S. Anderson and written by Philip Eisner. It stars Laurence Fishburne, Sam Neill, Kathleen Quinlan and Joely Richardson. Set in 2047, it follows a crew of astronauts sent on a rescue mission after a missing spaceship, the Event Horizon, spontaneously appears in orbit around Neptune. Searching the ship for signs of life, they learn that the Event Horizon was a test bed for an experimental engine that created a rift in the space–time continuum and left our universe entirely, allowing a malevolent force to possess it.
The film had a troubled production, with filming and editing rushed by Paramount when it became clear that Titanic would not meet its projected release. The original 130-minute cut of the film was heavily edited by the studio's demand, to Anderson's consternation.
On release, the film was a commercial and critical failure, grossing $42 million on a $60 million production budget. However, it began to sell well on home video; its initial DVD release sold so well that Paramount contacted Anderson to begin working on a restoration of the deleted footage,but it had been either lost or destroyed. In the years since, the film has slowly built a cult following and is often referenced in other works of popular culture.
>production designer of Hardware >supervising art director of Outland >costume designer of Star Wars and Alien
And the rest of the art department has some impressive fricking credits before and after EH too. It was a pretty heavyweight crew for a newbie director like Paul W.S. Anderson.
My child self suppressed the whole movie except the warp travel explanation, every time someone says warp I think of Sam Neill folding a piece of paper.
bro my friend and I were 11 and watched this at like 2am back in 2002 on his small crt tv in his bedroom without his parents knowing, shit gave me ptsd till this day
b.b.but they spoke latin! didnt you know the language of the roman empire is le evil, director shekelberg told me so in the latest interracial romance/anti-nazi film
>Having hardcore sex and (indiscreetly) killing people qualifies as "unimaginable horrors beyond comprehension"?
No, the "unimaginable horrors beyond comprehension" drove them insane and corrupted their souls to seek out sin to honour the demons of chaos.
From what I could see: >Anal rape >Nonconsensual BDSM >Torture >Tearing his eyeballs out >someone shoving a fist down someone else’s throat then literally puking their guts out
Basically sick shit, Satanic black magic
You'd be surprised how many movies that are now considered classics are like this.
Off the top of my head, this also happened with the original Blade Runner and The Thing.
Is there a space horror that doesn't? It seems like the best parts are the mystery and suspense, then when anything is actually revealed and action starts, it loses something
>be me >watch it out of boredom one day >it's so fricking bad it's hilarious >in it to win it for ham Fish & ham Neill >NOT disappointed with Fish or Sam performance >absolute trash movie with horrible dialog >absolutely stupid plot & movie
...watch it for the Fish & Sam alone.
They somehow save this piece of shit.
All the other characters are expendable and boring anyway.
>Paul Anderson still owns the VHS with all the cut scenes >refuses to release it after going through the effort of restoring the damaged reels from a fricking salt mine
A film with a tone that I want to see utilized again. EH having a troubling production and feeling like it's an hour shorter than it should be left me wanting a new one.
It's unofficially based off of WH40K. They discovered faster than light travel but it takes them through a hell dimension that corrupts them.
It was a reverse dimension where darkness is light, pain is pleasure, and suffering is happiness.
So the realm of Slaanesh.
no, slaanesh wasnt even born yet
Slaanesh has always existed in the warp.
Dude the Eldar literally fricked Slaanesh into existence through their extreme hedonism and this was millions of years before the apes that would split off to become humans existed.
*Chaos
If you search "gellar field failure" on Youtube, Event Horizon is the 4th result.
you guys are always talking about warhammer and it sounds really cool but i google it and there’s so much i don’t know where to even begin. suggestions?
watch luetin09
Better ask /tg/ this question. They have a warhammer 40k/fantasy general all the time.
thanks
find one of those YouTube channels that explains each faction and other characteristics of the world. then watch astartes on YouTube and play space hulk or dawn of war
thanks breh
>play space hulk or dawn of war
>not Space Marine
never played it so I didn’t want to recommend it
Start here if you like reading about it
https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Portal:Imperium
Run now and stay as far away from that franchise as you can. That goes double for its fans.
so long as they don't look into anything WotC related they should be fine
Get a starter book and if you are a book worm, then get into the Horus heresy book series. Other than that luetin and any 40K lore vids really
>the Horus heresy
>60 books (as of October 2021)
wtf
kino.
best space horror in entertainment
yes, including books
there's nothing that holds a candle to event horizon
Especially since the characters are largely logical.
>See somethings fricked.
>We’re leaving.
Event Horizon
This is the movie that started "pencil through paper time travel explanation"
in English doc
>This is the movie that started "pencil through paper time travel explanation"
I don't believe that. That has to be an earlier example.
1997. Feel free to find an earlier example. We talked about this two days ago and couldn't find any.
https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/FoldThePageFoldTheSpace
according to this, SG1 did it in S1 with bending a tree branch, I looked it up and it aired july 97, whereas event horizon was aug 97
>tree branch
Well it isn't a pencil being pushed through a piece of paper, then. Also that episode aired January 98.
Dune did it in 1965
Event Horizon, a 1997 science fiction horror film directed by Paul W. S. Anderson and written by Philip Eisner. It stars Laurence Fishburne, Sam Neill, Kathleen Quinlan and Joely Richardson. Set in 2047, it follows a crew of astronauts sent on a rescue mission after a missing spaceship, the Event Horizon, spontaneously appears in orbit around Neptune. Searching the ship for signs of life, they learn that the Event Horizon was a test bed for an experimental engine that created a rift in the space–time continuum and left our universe entirely, allowing a malevolent force to possess it.
The film had a troubled production, with filming and editing rushed by Paramount when it became clear that Titanic would not meet its projected release. The original 130-minute cut of the film was heavily edited by the studio's demand, to Anderson's consternation.
On release, the film was a commercial and critical failure, grossing $42 million on a $60 million production budget. However, it began to sell well on home video; its initial DVD release sold so well that Paramount contacted Anderson to begin working on a restoration of the deleted footage,but it had been either lost or destroyed. In the years since, the film has slowly built a cult following and is often referenced in other works of popular culture.
based autist replying literally
Kino, you troony
Inspiration for Dead Space franchise.
the movie with the greatest set design of all time
and im talking about their original ship not the crazy ship from the Warp
>production designer of Hardware
>supervising art director of Outland
>costume designer of Star Wars and Alien
And the rest of the art department has some impressive fricking credits before and after EH too. It was a pretty heavyweight crew for a newbie director like Paul W.S. Anderson.
amogus
My child self suppressed the whole movie except the warp travel explanation, every time someone says warp I think of Sam Neill folding a piece of paper.
still waiting for the uncut version with all hell scenes
It isn't coming anon.
>Another 30 minutes of extreme gore
Dude, i think we are OK with what we have. All the added footage will make the movie unnecessary gory and it will lose a lot of the fanbase.
Aliens+hellraiser
You watched perfection
Hits different when you're 12
bro my friend and I were 11 and watched this at like 2am back in 2002 on his small crt tv in his bedroom without his parents knowing, shit gave me ptsd till this day
Can someone explain what's happening in this scene?
They went insane, tortured and butchered each other and after that warp demons took them away.
that's it?
Having hardcore sex and (indiscreetly) killing people qualifies as "unimaginable horrors beyond comprehension"?
what even made them do it anyway?
The things from the Hell dimension.
They don't make 'm like this anymore.
Sam Neill is in a lot of movies that deal with insanity, it seems.
the absolute madman
What do you want them to do that would be horrific? Turn into monsters? I'm sure you'd then say 'wow, monsters, that's it? Ooo so spooky'
b.b.but they spoke latin! didnt you know the language of the roman empire is le evil, director shekelberg told me so in the latest interracial romance/anti-nazi film
You're trying way too hard. Stay in your containment board.
>Having hardcore sex and (indiscreetly) killing people qualifies as "unimaginable horrors beyond comprehension"?
No, the "unimaginable horrors beyond comprehension" drove them insane and corrupted their souls to seek out sin to honour the demons of chaos.
From what I could see:
>Anal rape
>Nonconsensual BDSM
>Torture
>Tearing his eyeballs out
>someone shoving a fist down someone else’s throat then literally puking their guts out
Basically sick shit, Satanic black magic
They're going insane, mutilating themselves and each others, fricking in depraved ways, etc.
They're going through hell.
They are raping, cannibalizing, torturing and mutilating eachother. Cozy, right?
>Can someone explain what's happening in this scene?
All seven deadly sins at once.
redpill me on kathleen quinland
One of the greatest horror films of all time, the father of a million space horror games.
A good scify horror movie.
Do you see? DO YOU SEE?!
off-brand Hellraiser
I watched the first hellraiser the other day and found it to be mediocre. The British wife was pretty hot tho
the most famous part of this film nowadays is the lost footage
A movie that deserved a sequel but didn't get one.... Sad days....
Weird how influential this movie became considering it bombed at the box office and was critically panned.
You'd be surprised how many movies that are now considered classics are like this.
Off the top of my head, this also happened with the original Blade Runner and The Thing.
Yet another space horror film that completely goes off the rails in the 3rd act, ruining what was otherwise a fantastic setup/premise
Is there a space horror that doesn't? It seems like the best parts are the mystery and suspense, then when anything is actually revealed and action starts, it loses something
Alien.....that's pretty much the only one I can think of
The most over-rated medicore film to exist, carried mostly by Fishbourne.
>be me
>watch it out of boredom one day
>it's so fricking bad it's hilarious
>in it to win it for ham Fish & ham Neill
>NOT disappointed with Fish or Sam performance
>absolute trash movie with horrible dialog
>absolutely stupid plot & movie
...watch it for the Fish & Sam alone.
They somehow save this piece of shit.
All the other characters are expendable and boring anyway.
>>be me
hola reddit
Easy now, RLM fantard forceposter...
this is where real humans discuss shitty movies.
lol
lmao
Prequel to the Matrix
Can movie be so shit it turns into kino?
>plenty of horror movies
>barely any scifi horror
why
oh, like
alien
the thing
life
species
and million other scifi horrors
>Paul Anderson still owns the VHS with all the cut scenes
>refuses to release it after going through the effort of restoring the damaged reels from a fricking salt mine
Paul doesn't have it, the producer does and the dude lives in Spain, so both of them have yet to take the time to meet and check the VHS.
they found it almost 4 years ago. Where the frick is it?
10 years, actually. And well, it's still in Spain, apparently.
A film with a tone that I want to see utilized again. EH having a troubling production and feeling like it's an hour shorter than it should be left me wanting a new one.
what about clover field paradox?
a movie that pussies out on delivering the only thing it promised
The Event Horizon is the Overlook Hotel in space.
Something that ceased being a simple object and became a malevolent being.