Event Horizon (1997)
Release Year: 1997
Nation: United Kingdom, United States
Alternative Title: La nave de la muerte, Смъртоносен хоризонт, O Enigma do Horizonte, Le vaisseau de l'au-delà, Event Horizon - Am Rande des Universums
Director: Paul W.S. Anderson
Writer: Andrew Kevin Walker, Philip Eisner
Production & Genre
Producer: Producer: Jeremy Bolt, Lawrence Gordon, Lloyd Levin
Executive Producer: Colin Brown, Nick Gillott
Companies: Golar Productions, Impact Pictures, Lawrence Gordon Productions, Paramount Pictures
Genre: Horror, Mystery, Sci-Fi, Science Fiction, Thriller
Budget: 60.000.000
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Keywords
Keywords: 2040s, alternate dimension, black hole, burning man, crew, cryogenics, delusion, distress signal, evil spirit, explosion, flashback, gore, hallucination, hellgate, insanity, nightmare, religion, rescue team, space marine, space travel, spaceship, super power, trapped in space
Story
In the year 2047, a rescue crew is sent to investigate and salvage the starship Event Horizon, which vanished seven years prior during its maiden voyage. Upon boarding the derelict ship, they discover that something sinister resides within its corridors. The team soon realizes that the Event Horizon had traveled through a black hole and encountered an alternate dimension known as 'Hell', allowing an evil entity to infiltrate their spacecraft.
Summary
Directed by Paul W.S. Anderson in 1997, 'Event Horizon' is a science fiction horror film that combines elements of mystery, thriller, and supernatural themes. The movie follows a rescue crew tasked with investigating the disappearance of the starship Event Horizon. Although the film was criticized for its gore and over-the-top violence upon release, it has since gained cult status among horror fans due to its atmospheric tension and unique blend of sci-fi and horror genres.
