To this day Captain Miller is the smartest person to ever be in a horror movie.
>Shit starts getting weird
>"We're leaving"
>"You can't just leave her here!"
>"I have no intention of leaving her here, I will take the Lewis and Clark out to a safe distance where I will fire Tac Missiles at it until she is vaporized. Fuck this ship."
>>71443351
Im not sure if this is pasta.
There are so many ive lost track.
If its not you are right and only made the movie better.
>>71443431
It's a direct quote from the movie.
What about The Thing guys?
>>71443892
Macready was pretty smart overall.Because he was the Thing.
>>71443351
Awesome movie.
Sam Neil's "AAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH" is classic.
damnit i gotta watch this already.
i saw a video of i guess, an extended scene from when hell breaks loose on the ship and it looked like some serious freaky shit, does anyone know if that was a completely cut scene/extended part or is there some complete directors version i should look for?
>>71443949
pls go
>>71444024
Most of that got cut, I'm afraid, but it's still worth a watch.
>>71444024
It's in a salt mine.
>>71444024
There are brief flashes of the really intense gore but most of it was cut after test audience thought it was way too much.
>>71444068
Not even joking.
The footage was found, but most was unusable.
It will never be released, only leaked.
Any news on maybe getting the more hell footage they found in a new cut?
>>71443351
Ripley was also pretty smart, but was constantly getting cucked.
>Wait a minute. If we let it in, the ship could be infected. You know the quarantine procedure. Twenty-four hours for decontamination.
He could die in twenty-four hours. Open the hatch.
>Listen to me, if we break quarantine, we could all die.
Look, could you open the god-damned hatch? We have to get him inside.
>No. I can't do that and if you were in my position, you'd do the same.
Ripley, this is an order. Open that hatch right now, do you hear me?
>Yes.
Ripley. This is an order. Do you hear me?
>Yes. I read you. The answer is negative.
Based Ripley.
dead space owes everything to this film
>>71444101
It's all gone. There won't be one.
>>71443351
prequel to Warhammer 40k
>>71444117
She's not nearly as good in the second one, mostly because of Newt.
>>71444024
Don't even bother, it's a truly awful movie.
>>71444293
Wrong, it's pretty top tier sci-fi horror.
>>71444220
She's awesome in the second movie, fuck is you?!
>>71444322
Negative, it's garbage.
>>71444363
Pls state why
>>71444395
He can't, he's just shitposting.
>>71443351
>"We're leaving"
>that scene
the funniest line in a horror movie ever
>>71444395
It's some shit tier CGI cash-grab directed by a complete hack.
>>71444802
You're still not giving actual reasons. Be specific.
>>71444322
It's a fun horror movie but let's not pretend it's top-tier. The black comic-relief character kills any kind of plot suspense in favour of making it palatable to a wider audience, although it does have some set-pieces, but largely consists of cheap jump-scares.
Fucking great sets though. It should be praised on that.
>>71445110
And plenty of good actors. Yes black comic guy was kind of annoying but Neil, Fishbourne, and the guy who played Smitty were all excellent.
>>71445142
I didn't think any of them were particularly strong in Event Horizon to be honest. I still like the movie, I just don't think there's anything about it that is stronger than the set design, the idea of which is remarkable in its own right. I'm probably wrong, I haven't seen it in quite a while.
I'll watch it tonight after work on my new TV with some popcorn. Aw yiss!
>>71444293
Listen up cracka, Event Horizon is by far the best movie that humanity has managed to create. The cinematography, screenwriting, acting, directing, custome design, the locations and the production make it a unique and unremarkable movie that people centuries ahead of us will still watch and appreciate. Now go back and shitpost your little capeshit threads and GoT generals, and let the grown ups talk about real kinotography.
>>71445568
The sets really are fantastic. They hit a perfect blend of being both realistic and yet really ominous and creepy.
Have they found the deleted scenes yet or are they gone?
how did Event Horizon do "Hellraiser in space" better than Hellraiser?
>>71445776
They were supposedly found but are in an unusable state. So they're gone.
>>71445814
Well, shit. Doesn't Paul W.S. Anderson have at least a Workprint tape at all?
>>71445864
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Event_Horizon_(film)#Deleted_footage
>In an Event Horizon Q&A in 2011, Anderson was asked when extra footage will be made available. He responded "never", explaining that much of it is gone forever.
![Event_Horizon_04[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/nfwWLGz.jpg "Event_Horizon_04[1].jpg")
>>71445771
I can't argue with this. It's a handsome ship.
>>71445927
>build a ship that looks like this
what could possibly go wrong?
>>71445914
Oh well.
Just wish the current Blu-ray didn't have excessive DNR and EE.
>have you ever seen fire in zero g, doctor?
This movie is way better than most people want to admit
You're all a bunch of horse cock sucking faggots
>>71444293
Go away Doug
>>71446216
Who the fuck is Doug?
>>71446000
I tried to remake that cheese grater corridor in Half-Life many, many years ago, but the hurt trigger rotated perpendicular to the func_wall and killed the player before they entered
Such a funny story, I tell it parties!
>>71446304
Well I fucked that up. Never mind, enjoy my post
Thank you for reminding me I need to watch this again. Looking forward to it.
>>71443351
I really like this movie and I want more movie like this, like a horror movie with the type of "monsters" in it.
OH.....
MY.........
GOD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhEs9KUQ4qo
>>71446529
ALAN
>>71446447
You might enjoy Sphere, or The Abyss.
>>71446379
Jesus, is that a screencap from the movie? Blood curdling effects man.
>>71444024
It's a cheesy and overall mediocre attempt at scifi horror with some shocking flashes of gore thrown in.
The Doom movie from 2005 is actually a completely accidental remake.
>>71443351
MOTC?
movie of the century?
>>71446599
>>71446529
THE DOORLOCKS
>>71446685
I don't know if The Abyss counts as horror. It's really just more sci-fi.
>>71446344
I like your post, I am trying to learn to code, but it turns out I am retarded so I have nothing but respect for you guys. I don't see why it is a crime to be a nerd.
>>71446827
That's a bit much.
>>71447285
I don't know anything about coding at all. The most I ever did was make a /marquee text on my cousin's Angelfire page almost seventeen years ago, and he thought I was a genius!
Hats off for even trying to learn that complicated stuff. I can barely dress myself. I just couldn't get my head around it at all.
I doubt you're retarded anon, keep at it. It's never been a crime to be a nerd, it's just that I fucked up on a simple 3D shape in a level editor and it still annoys me that I couldn't make something cool without always getting it wrong.
The two dindus ruined the movie for me.
>>71446000
You can come down, you know
It's perfectly safe
>>71443949
>uses the same knife on everyone for the blood test
>smart
>>71443351
How do so many people love this movie? I just watched it and it was fucking garbage, they took the coolest premise and ruined it in every single way.
>you know it leads to hell most of the time, no suspense to crazy scary reveal
>only scary things are shown for literally less than one second
>have scenes where crew sees their personal worse fears but we don't know anything about them until after the scene, rendering it meaningless
the whole thing is just a shit ripoff of Alien mixed with a shit ripoff of Hellraiser.
>>71446000
They couldn't get a shot of anyone going all the way through this hall because it was so disorienting that actors kept throwing up and losing balance
>>71449781
This would make for a good interactive art installation, in that case
>>71446000
On top of this, the main viewing window on the bridge is a cross. They were asking for it.
>>71444024
Sphere
>>71449703
What a wrong likely underage post.
>>71450303
nigger I really wish it was good and judging by this thread it seems like it got dicked over by deleted scenes but it is a mediocre movie at best.
>>71450392
I don't think adding more gore is suddenly going to make it that much better.
>>71450689
Not necessarily gore but more hell shit, they had an amazing premise that had the chance for some crazy, terrifying, surreal shit but it boiled down to them running from a single crazy guy with tacky scars on him.
It is the worst case of wasted premise I've ever seen.
>>71444120
Dead Space is basically the retard baby of an Aliens/Event Horizon/The Thing orgy.
>>71450303
Wish there'd be a Transmetropolitan TV series.
>>71451074
good series, even the third one
>>71451314
The third was very much not good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVa02JWJgps
>>71451727
The chick from you're next did pretty good.
>>71449703
dragons are small and he is huge
>>71452073
why do you think there aren't any dragons anymore?
dodo's of the medieval times
>>71451950
>ywn live in post-apocalyptica with your aussie survivalist qt
;_;
>>71446216
Did he really not like it? What a fucking pleb.
>>71446000
>not animated
>>71453253
Yeah it's a neat effect.
>>71443892
>What about The Thing guys?
They left the one guy in the lab all by himself, and left Wilford Brimley out by himself too. They both inevitably get killed or replaced.
>>71450793
>It is the worst case of wasted premise I've ever seen.
Basically describes all of Paul WS Anderson's filmography.
The only thing he got right was his wife, the absolute cunt he is.
>>71444024
>The "bloody orgy" video was also longer. As Anderson was sometimes too busy filming other scenes, second unit director Vadim Jean filmed some parts of this scene.[5] Real-life amputees were used for special effects scenes in which Event Horizon crew members were mutilated, and porn actors were hired to make the sex and rape scenes more realistic and graphic.
Truly a master piece
>>71454958
That's pretty smart.
>>71446447
in the mouth of madness
from beyond
>>71456452
In the mouth of madness is prime Carpenter. Such a good movie.
>>71448592
he burns it to sterilise it
>>71456857
Yeah he covers all of his bases. It's everyone else that's retarded.
Shows what happens when you go into the warp without the Emperor's guidance. Should have destroyed the ship when it came out of the warp.
Best Warhammer 40k movie we could have gotten. Small in scope, just showing a little of the world.
>>71457312
best Doom 3 movie we've gotten.
>>71456857
no, that was the needle he put in the blood. windows takes everyone's blood and only wipes it on his jeans between each person.
>>71445771
>fantastic sets
The fucking thing having a thin glass windshield completely put me off, honestly.
>>71458077
I just watched it, when Weir shoots the spike gun at the window you can see that the glass is inches thick.
wow, how are there two event horizon threads on /tv/ today
Are there any good books on this topic? Hell in space?
>>71458143
also with wildly different opinions lol
>>71443565
Goddamn, it's worse than I remember.
>>71458103
>inches thick
A half inch at best. And still glass, not laminated plastic. WTF would they do about a small meteorite hitting it?
>>71458394
The same thing our current shuttles and space stations do.
>>71449980
>deepest lore
>>71458426
They use aluminosilicate glass so it doesn't shatter upon puncture.
Paul WS Anderson at his very best
Which is a little bit above average if you count everyone with an old VHS camera in their attic
>>71458265
Does she go to the bathroom?
I was just listening to this and thought it goes fucking perfect with this movie. The guitar riffs/the lyrics/the atmosphere, it's like it was specifically written with this movie in mind.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zb55HHLoB70
I was afraid to watch this from the really divisive opinions on netflix, but I saw one review that recommended watching this at night with the lights off and everything
I have to say this movie was fun as fuck. I was sufficiently scared throughout the whole setup. It did have some missteps but I felt that I enjoyed it overall
How didcooper re-enter the planet with just his suit? Is that actually possible?
>>71459374
Neptune has very little gravity. It would be astronomically (literally) long odds of it working but theoretically it could work.
Sam Neill is great in everything.
>>71458825
But it didn't just get punctured.
>>71460386
I'd have to watch again but didn't something fly into it and smash it after?
>>71454958
I spat out my food when I saw that scene shit was out of the fucking blue.
EXTENDED CUT WHEN
>>71461706
Never, it's lost.
>>71443351
It really was the most logical plan I have ever seen in a horror movie....
I mean aliens had the same idea, but they were suppose to leave even before they got there. They got there, saw some shit and just wanted to leave asap.
>>71444117
I know, I loved it too, and wish there was an alternative for that too.
>>71462119
All the more reason Aliens holds up well. It manages to avoid most of the bad horror tropes.
>>71443949
Childs was the thing, not Mcready. It is known.
>>71462572
I would expect a Thing to say that.
>>71462590
At 1:49 watch Mcready's reaction to Childs taking a drink. Earlier in the film we see they used those bottles to make molotov cocktails, the thing is drinking kerosene, not booze, but doesn't react because it doesn't know it's supposed to.
https://youtu.be/GA4Ozqt7338
THE REAL LAWRENCE FISHBURNE
>>71462760
So why didn't Mcready do something then?
>>71462927
He likely flamethrowered his ass right after the credits, built an igloo and stocked it with supplies and survived the winter. After being rescued he moved to Elk Cove became a handyman and started a family. After his wife died he and his sons lived alone for years until a rich lady who owed him money fell off her yacht and got amnesia. They wound up falling in love and the rest is history.
>>71463341
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Thing_(video_game)
>They also find the body of Childs, one of the two survivors at the end of the film, who has died from hypothermia. The film's other survivor, MacReady, is nowhere to be found.
Game is considered a canon sequel. Macready was the thing.
>>71444024
this movie is fucking terrible. even by horror standards, only redeeming aspect of it is some of the gore shots.
>>71463465
Great game but 'canon'? I would say the prequel was moreso and even that had huge continuity errors. Anyhoo, according to the screenwriter neither was the thing
https://youtu.be/Eyh-gpGil3U
but I'll keep thinking it was Childs unless Carpenter says otherwise.
>>71463670
Carpenter worked on the video game and even voiced a character in it. I'm pretty sure that's him saying it's true.
>>71462760
Carpenter better confirm who was the thing before his death.
>>71463465
Macready comes out in the game aswell in a chopper or some shit in the end.
>>71464267
With no explanation of how he survived all those months with no food and no shelter in the Antarctic. Why didn't he freeze to death like Childs? Because he was the Thing. It's a typical horror ending, you now know the Thing is going to escape the Arctic.
>>71458265
Somebody get this hothead outahere!
>>71464311
Idk man its possible but it in the game he saves you and makes no indication that he wants to absorb your ass. Then again thats what a thing would do.
>>71464384
Exactly. Play along, wait till you get to a major population area and then it's all over.
Love it. Solid acting all round, top aesthetics. Woiuld like to see more of the gore but oh well.
>mfw just watched this last night
The hell dimension wasn't fucked up enough IMO.
>>71465163
What more did you want?
>>71465331
I dunno more trippy cronenberg/geiger stuff, bodies being contorted into interdimensional monstrosities, stalactites made of organs and shit like that, really it was just a big torture chamber which is all good and violent but not very sci-fi.
>>71444220
"Nuke them from orbit, it's the only way to be sure."
What are you talking about?
>>71446042
If only it was visually cool.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKxAs_f1SP8
MicroG flame is rather boring, but way more spooky than what he described. They start off with small, visible spheres of flame that just sit there, but then they start "cool burning":
>400-1000 deg
>invisible
>gives off monoxide and formaldehyde
>>71466107
That is boring.
Smitty had a hard life.
Paul W.S. Anderson was interviewed by Collider for some movie and said the missing footage was found.
They're probably waiting to release it in some Anniversary Edition.
>>71467144
He also said it was unusable. The only viewable version was from a VHS and not usable for film.
>>71446000
