If I was filthy rich I'd personally fund any reshoot required to restore the film to its original version. Rebuild the sets and props, get the cast back, use as much practical effects as possible and only use CGI for touch ups and de-aging. A man can dream.
Well Paul Anderson actually wants to do that exact thing. He stated the last time in 2021 that the only way to properly restore the missing footage is by reshoot the whole thing, brining back the actors and using de-age tech. Paul is very optimistic about this possibility and he seems very compromised about create the extended cut through the years, but ultimately it depends of Paramout to make it happen.
I really wish it kept the intro scene of Weir insiting to join the crew. I think it helped setup his dedication to the ship ad how he forced his way into the crew uninvited before he even greets them.
Exactly my point too. Maybe some of the other scenes were just "flavour", but the briefing scene really sets the tone and hints at the obsession Weir retains for his ship, almost like the true love of his life. Shame he was forced to cut it off
then i for one, am so glad you're not filthy rich! ;-) really though: great special effects and production etc here but in terms of content, this is not a good movie really ... wanna know why, then please read my original comment ... (you're welcome!) :D
I'd say keep out the event horizons transmission and keep that for the full crew reveal to keep that unnerving feeling but keep the rest just so the transmission scene doesn't get repeated and can keep the tension much higher come Lewis and Clark crew seeing the EH and then hearing the hell sounds
I like Anderson's style from the 90s and early 2000s, even AVP is one of my favorites (guilty pleasure) but after 2010 his movies became tremendous garbage, I don't know what happened to him
@@joacodamasco3265 I heard him and his wife Milla are not good people with huge egos that lead to the death of a stunt person. But yes their last film monster hunter was garbage.
@@joacodamasco3265 It might have been the experience of this movie. Putting this much of your soul into something only for it to get gutted is not something I would expect you to come out of the same afterwards.
agreed ... and yet not so agreed ... in case of Blade Runner for example, i prefer the producer version (with VO narrated by Harrison Ford) more than Ridley Scott's own version ... but well, maybe that's just me ...
Studio : So, this is a very graphic horror movie? Director : Yeah! So you dig it? Studio : Sure! Director : Cool! Studio : But, can you make it PG13? Director : ...
@@mac1862but they did cut it down because there was over the top gore in the scenes. Plus people were really disturbed during the test screenings. Gore was definitely a factor aside from run time.
I always thought that Weir's enthusiasm to get on the ship was to see if his wife had survived. The early indication that she had died and that he missed her gave me the sense that she may have been on crew for the Event Horizon. He blamed himself for getting her killed by him failing to design the ship to properly return. Though the later realization that she had killed herself, and the popular idea that people that commit suicide go straight to hell also checks out with her begging him to join her. Both ideas end up leading to her being in hell, but it always seemed more interesting to have her been a crew member on board the event horizon.
@@theussmirage Well, not exactly. Event Horizon has a big Hellraiser vibe, and Hellraiser 4 is set partly in space, but the fourth isn't considered as one of the best.
Someone needs to make a movie about a group of people searching for missing footage from a horror movie. They go missing after searching a mine in Transylvania.
Just make a movie about Wes Anderson trying to re film the missing footage but it goes horribly wrong for mysterious reasons. A bit of a movie inside a movie thing like 'The Final Nightmare'.
This was the first R rated film I ever saw in the theater. There was 6 people in the audience besides myself and my friend who also just turned 17. We were freaked out 😂. So wish they would have kept the cut footage. Still an epic film for what they had to work with.
@@RedfishCarolina It was kind of by chance too. Since it was a small 8 screen theater, our choices that day were limited for R rated films. I seem to remember just picking a movie once we got to the theater. We didn’t talk much after the movie that I recall. 🫣
These aren’t all of the deleted scenes. Some have been lost permanently, including a much longer scene of what happened to the original crew. Execs weren’t happy with the reaction at a test screening and destroyed the footage.
In the interview parts Anderson states just that: first movie cut was slightly more "biblical" and had more Hell references, which were instead more nuanced from then on. I think nuancing those was actually a good idea but I would've kept the initial briefing scene which hinted at Dr. Weir's obsession with the ship!
@@nixxlr35 Well, dear degenrate, i guess you just got a bad taste. It meant to be one but after having a huge part of it cut out it`s not a horror movie anymore.
@@rednek666 I'm not the one who is talking shit about this movie. Yes those deleted scenes looks great, I'm a big fan of gore and body horror in general, but it still showed a lot and that slow descension into madness was briliant, not many movies are able to do this. I'm not claiming that this is the best horror movie ever, no. But it's a great horror movie
Can we make the Movie PG13? The moment both of my middlefingers would’ve came up. The real horror these days are greedy studios butchering all the creativity for profit.
That speaker was right. Not every scene has to progress the plot. Sometimes they create atmosphere or give us insight into the characters or situation. Studios should say out of it more and let artists be artists. I think their interference ends up costing them money, not saving it.
you can see the tooth in the scene that shows what happened to the crew. I believe its from the captain. he gets a pike driven through the back of his head that pops the tooth out. you have to watch it in slow motion to see it well
Not anything to Do with dimensions but Pandorum is a great double feature with event horizon. It is even more atmospheric than event horizon with its sets and has some intense moments with a great little twist at the end. All taking place in a ship of course.
If any films or shows are made about the Warhammer40k universe, they could easily include humanity experimenting with entering the Warp and learning the hard way that you need protection fields in order to not be driven suicidally insane by the chaos.
You know the whole deleted scenes might have never existed at all. In our minds it creates a unknown horror that will send our imagine running that creates a scene far more terrifying than what can be filmed.
Me and my friend saw this when it came out. Our theory was that the ship actually did go to hell, but that hell is just the anti-version, the mirror side, of our reality and therefore drives everyone who goes there insane. All the historical and biblical accounts of hell are in fact based on people who'd experienced it, and the human reaction to it is complete perverted carnage.
I've always wanted to see the true Scenes of the Event Horizon Crew as they went crazy. I could only imagine... I remember seeing Stills in Fangoria, but I always wanted to see how it went down. You could tell it was some crazy shit that was happening there.
Ever since I first saw it as a teenager I was bummed because they didn't show the crew/chaos that happened in its entirety because of how much it would've added after he deciphered what the captain had said in Latin (I think Latin). Either way hearing that recording, then seeing flashes of the crew but then towards the end having Sam Neal watching that footage from the captains chair while he's all cut up you know? It would have been that last gut punch to take it to another level instead of the somewhat cliche reveal of his face under the helmet or what not.
Actually just to throw another zinger in about the footage, it would have been awesome to have him playing the crew footage while in the captains chair projected on the wall in front of him but we only see the back of the chair and hear him give a monolog as he's carving/cutting bits and pieces of himself off ( quick flash close up shots of him cutting) and setting them down at the side of the chair with a bunch of surgical tools on a little table that we see then right at the end of his speech he stands up to face the camera while the crew footage plays on him like a projector and he ends the speech with something cheesy like "I've found the beauty in pain" or something really iconic and over the top for the reveal. 😆 I still love the movie though.
@@accuser_of_the_brethren7816 honestly we didn’t have to see it completely. Sometimes things are better and scarier left to our imagination. The movie is not supposed to be some gore porn.
XD Jason asked if he could keep the mannequin of himself flayed open. We told him he was very sick and that he couldn’t keep it. Imagine the chaos you could sow at family gatherings with one of those though.
would honestly love a modern sequel to this film set thirty or so years later with the only surviving member from the rescue team being Justin (Jack Noseworthy), still heavily scared from the events of the movie both physically and mentally but managing to maintain his own search and rescue crew as their captain. On the periphery of Saturn where a major space station manages a majority of space traffic in the sol system picks up a phantom signal and sends a patrol to investigate. They find the husk of the event horizons back end among the rings of saturn in a perfect sphere of no debris. They Tow it back to the space station and soon after a no fly zone emergency quarantine fail safe is enacted and all comms go dark. Being a large station 3 S&R crews are sent this time: The Mary Celeste, The Roanoke and The Alkimos (Heh)
i wish they had retained the scene where the event horizon ended up near a dying red giant surrounded by black planets. and the closeup of the planet where the octopus like aliens were fighting each other.
Yes, exactly, the could have nailed that Lovecraftian/warhammer 40k type grim dark horror of unimaginable giant gods/monsters the knowledge/understanding that mere existence of which could destroy normal people mind. And that giant monsters could hold their fight and turn their gaze to camera and whisper Suaron style "We see you..." or even complete silence would work even better, so viewer could thought that with these intrusions you've reveal mankind for them for the taking/corrupting OR like in Diablo IV trailer "with this blood sacrifice we call them home" and some diabolical shit like Lilith are going to be born in the realspace throw portal/gate. The dread would be... exquisite.
I truly believe that Paul WS Anderson has vision, he's just not always in complete control of his creations (Event Horizon) or entirely sure how to implement or refine his ideas (Resident Evil film franchise; the first one was pretty good, in spite of its flaws, though).
This movie could've been a whole lot better if they hadn't cut all these scenes out of it. I wish we could get a directors cut but I know we never will.
I liked the extra scenes of Hell during the "Do You See" moment. They could've kept those in. Also, a Transylvanian salt mine? How, in the HELL, did the footage wind up there? I would love to know the story behind that.
This was the last movie I saw that made it so I couldn't sleep at night. Thinking of all the things that could have happened that you didn't see but were alluded to made this movie incredibly terrifying.
If they ever find the original director’s cut of Event Horizon, any group of people who watch it together will end up going insane and dying in a violent orgy.
The deleted scenes were amazing and much more outstanding of what happens from the beginning. we'll liked to see what happened with the first tripulation, the main and only one of spaceship EH... a feast of blood, orgy, viscerals etc. This kind of movies about cultism, hell should have more in detail scenes (cut version), like one my my favourites called The Avoid (eldritch horrors)
Love this film. It's so horrific and disturbing - An absolutely appalling concept and brilliantly done. The ship itself is stunning too. And Weird coming down that ladder..... Oof.
As a director i am really not a fan of Paul, but this was his best movie, its nice to see this footage and its such a shame the uncut version is lost forever.
I would have liked an alternative ending where we see the ship go to the chaos dimension and all the crew are being tortured around the gravity drive...then Miller blows it up. Then a scene before the credits where the ship ends up back in our dimension and sends another distress call...7th circle of hell from Dante's Inferno... violence
Eh thats how most modern movies end.. with a setup for a sequel or a dark ending.. tbh I liked that Event Horizon stuck to the spirit of the 90s where movies most often ended on a positive note.. with a closure to the story.. no matter how dark and how horrific the incidents in the movie, the audience feels satisfied and comforted walking out.. Now its just become a trend to have dark and depressing ending where the cycle of whatever horrible events in the movie occurred, it continued forever..
@@LupusInfernum Idk about that.. sometimes its best to leave classics the way they are.. because you know what they'll do with it.. they'll turn it into something like Saw, Final Destination or Hostel.. full on torture/gore porn where everyone gets sucked into the hell dimension and have to fight their way out or survive and then at the end only one person survives and they realize that the gateway is open forever and now the chaos dimension is spilling into the real world, ending it all.. or something dark like that.. its how they handled the stupid The Thing prequel.. If they can find a director who can maintain the subtle horror and disturbing nature of the original, I'd be more than happy..
@@arkenstar3979 I didn't think EH ended on a positive note. I thought the airlock door closing on them when they were calling for sedatives meant the ship was still sentient. Also, what was wrong with The Thing prequel(other than cgi'ing the crap out of the wonderful practical effects they made)? I thought it was a good lead in to the 80's version.
@@LetsGoFlyers2011 honestly it was meant to serve as an open to interpretation. In my opinion the best way to end horror stories is leave them open ended. Like “maybe they are okay or maybe it’s not over” type of situation which is how event horizon ended.
@@deletedmovies Well that`s not very good, nice they remastered what they could tho. Maybe it`s time for a remake with a directors cut as the only cut Thanks for the answer man, appriciate it.
The director has said that the footage has been either lost or destroyed. The only way we’ll ever see his Director’s Cut is by rebooting it or reshooting it with the actors being de-aged
@@hellcatdave1 correct. The cut footage was not stored correctly and it deteriorated to the point that it couldn't be salvaged for a director's cut. My understanding was that it was mostly the murder orgy scene of the original crew, which pushed the film to NC17 from R rating so it had to be edited out so that it could be released in public theatres. The original cut was so graphic that it could only be viewed in private theatres. IT's unfortunate too. A lot of the films in the late 1990's right when CDs / DVDs technology became available were not preserved properly and of course everything before that.
12:30 Interesting how in this early version they (Paramount) used the Praxis explosion from Star Trek VI as the effect for the Event Horizon's drive activating.
Hey Hollywood, what if you release 2 versions of movies, one for kids and one for proper adults, and you can select what you want to watch. "Oh, my kids here, better start the pg13 version"... You are welcome... This movie could have been such a good horror movie classic.
Studios sucks so much. So much of horror is not about progressing the plot but progressing an ever increasing sense of dread. Horror as a genre needs moments that are not always plot centric but are atmospheric because the plot does not work as well unless you are fully submerged in the sense of building terror
Dr. Weir's scene with the Admiral is so powerful, really sets up this character, and shows how genius crazy, and obsessed this guy really is. This guy's life is ALL Event Horizon... Personally, I still feel, they should cut the Traumas from the movie, Dr. Weir lost his wife to suicide because of his work, Mama Bear's character lost her child, and Miller left a friend to burn alive in space. It is scientifically and thus statistically improbable that three people enter a living nightmare ship at the same time, as part of the same crew, a ship that has the power to specifically use those traumas against them and that actually comes from a hellish dimension so it loves to do so. It is where a lot of it goes wrong in my taste. especially for the released cut.
Ходили слухи, что была длинная сцена с предыдущим экипажем, очень кровавая и неприятная. На просторах интернета я ее нашел. Там действительно очень жуткие кадры в стиле "Восставшего из Ада". Жаль что фильм так порезали. Режиссерская версия, к сожалению, утеряна, на сколько я знаю
I never liked the idea that it was supposed to be Hell in the classic biblical interpretation. I always found it way scarier and lovecraftian that the ship had simply gone to a dimension so utterly foreign and twisted and ALIVE that this happened. ‘Hell’ is a kinda boring concept in comparison, I think
Say it is morbid but Paul Anderson is ABSOLUTELY RIGHT when he mentions they wanted to portray beauty in terror with the way they shot those scenes. The video revealing the fate of the original crew and the visions of Hell are all blurry, flashy qnd go by fast to catch real detail but when you start going frame by frame, it truly is a disgusting spectacle. And while it was freaky in some parts, the story and level of detail of each of those scenes is beautiful and i wish we could've seen that!
Early wish anderson was still the same guy That made this movie. He just doesn't really seem to care, nor have a Talent to make movies like this anymore.
Any amount of time with Sam Neil on screen should have NEVER been cut.
Especially when we get to see the Neil penis. Should never have removed that ;)
mehI miss Doogie Howzer.
Word!!!!
I never liked him at the end it was a total poorly made up Hellraiser looking ripoff. What's the point of putting his eyes back that was confusing.
His dad bod is epic in this film, and makes it that much better
They should have NEVER got rid of that shot of Sam Neill coming down the ladder upside down. Incredible shot.
Absolutely criminal that it was removed . It would have been a highlight of the film if kept
6:42
If I was filthy rich I'd personally fund any reshoot required to restore the film to its original version. Rebuild the sets and props, get the cast back, use as much practical effects as possible and only use CGI for touch ups and de-aging. A man can dream.
Sam Neil and Laurence Fishburne are too old for reshoots, though
@@nathanieltheoneandonly5933 de-aging has come a long way
Well Paul Anderson actually wants to do that exact thing. He stated the last time in 2021 that the only way to properly restore the missing footage is by reshoot the whole thing, brining back the actors and using de-age tech.
Paul is very optimistic about this possibility and he seems very compromised about create the extended cut through the years, but ultimately it depends of Paramout to make it happen.
Now. It's up to Paramount to give Paul W.S. Anderson the full creative freedom for all this to happen. And convince the MPA.
That’s stupid.
I really wish it kept the intro scene of Weir insiting to join the crew. I think it helped setup his dedication to the ship ad how he forced his way into the crew uninvited before he even greets them.
Exactly my point too. Maybe some of the other scenes were just "flavour", but the briefing scene really sets the tone and hints at the obsession Weir retains for his ship, almost like the true love of his life. Shame he was forced to cut it off
On the other hand, it gave informations that were better suited discovered DURING the film in my opinion.
then i for one, am so glad you're not filthy rich! ;-) really though: great special effects and production etc here but in terms of content, this is not a good movie really ... wanna know why, then please read my original comment ... (you're welcome!) :D
I'd say keep out the event horizons transmission and keep that for the full crew reveal to keep that unnerving feeling but keep the rest just so the transmission scene doesn't get repeated and can keep the tension much higher come Lewis and Clark crew seeing the EH and then hearing the hell sounds
For sure. That, the tooth scene and that shot Dr. Weir crawling down like a spider should have never been cut.
I apreciate this. Made me realize that Paul Anderson put a lot of effort, had a lot of passion for this movie and he made an impresive job.
Paul anderson? Is that the same guy who directed the shitty resident evil movies?
@@pablomartines8712 The same
I like Anderson's style from the 90s and early 2000s, even AVP is one of my favorites (guilty pleasure) but after 2010 his movies became tremendous garbage, I don't know what happened to him
@@joacodamasco3265 I heard him and his wife Milla are not good people with huge egos that lead to the death of a stunt person. But yes their last film monster hunter was garbage.
@@joacodamasco3265 It might have been the experience of this movie. Putting this much of your soul into something only for it to get gutted is not something I would expect you to come out of the same afterwards.
Wish they'd release movies purely based on the directors vision instead of box office profit...
agreed ... and yet not so agreed ... in case of Blade Runner for example, i prefer the producer version (with VO narrated by Harrison Ford) more than Ridley Scott's own version ... but well, maybe that's just me ...
This statement is ironic because initially the movie didn't even make half its budget back at the box office
...and the box office tanked.
The sad part is if they did they would make more money in the long run. But they are risk averse.
My thoughts exactly.
Studio : So, this is a very graphic horror movie?
Director : Yeah! So you dig it?
Studio : Sure!
Director : Cool!
Studio : But, can you make it PG13?
Director : ...
To be fair, it wasn't PG13, and they didn't cut it for being too gruesome, but for run-time.
No Doubt probably tried to take out some more of the science-fiction parts as well.
@@guyfaux900 It's probably the best Warhammer40k movie there is.
@@mac1862but they did cut it down because there was over the top gore in the scenes. Plus people were really disturbed during the test screenings. Gore was definitely a factor aside from run time.
I actually never knew that the studio tried to ask him to make it PG-13. He must’ve laughed them out of the room.😂😂😂
I always thought that Weir's enthusiasm to get on the ship was to see if his wife had survived. The early indication that she had died and that he missed her gave me the sense that she may have been on crew for the Event Horizon. He blamed himself for getting her killed by him failing to design the ship to properly return. Though the later realization that she had killed herself, and the popular idea that people that commit suicide go straight to hell also checks out with her begging him to join her.
Both ideas end up leading to her being in hell, but it always seemed more interesting to have her been a crew member on board the event horizon.
Masterpiece of a movie.
This movie is the best Hellraiser in space.
Yeah this movie really does make a good follow up to Hellraiser 4: Bloodline
The true 4th hellraiser film.
Is a Warhammer 40K ... Immaterium
There have been others? More movies like Event Horizon would rock, even if they aren't as good
@@theussmirage Well, not exactly. Event Horizon has a big Hellraiser vibe, and Hellraiser 4 is set partly in space, but the fourth isn't considered as one of the best.
Someone needs to make a movie about a group of people searching for missing footage from a horror movie. They go missing after searching a mine in Transylvania.
Sounds like Blair Witch.
Kinda like VHS....
Just make a movie about Wes Anderson trying to re film the missing footage but it goes horribly wrong for mysterious reasons. A bit of a movie inside a movie thing like 'The Final Nightmare'.
😂👍
Sounds like The Hills Run Red to me
This was the first R rated film I ever saw in the theater. There was 6 people in the audience besides myself and my friend who also just turned 17. We were freaked out 😂. So wish they would have kept the cut footage. Still an epic film for what they had to work with.
That's hilarious same with me. Same with the Matrix must be a Fishburne thing.😆
Welcome to the club 🙂
Man, this was one insane movie to pick for a first R rated lol
@@RedfishCarolina It was kind of by chance too. Since it was a small 8 screen theater, our choices that day were limited for R rated films. I seem to remember just picking a movie once we got to the theater. We didn’t talk much after the movie that I recall. 🫣
@@BlueTortieDad Yeah I bet not. It was probably the most intense movie out that whole year
A lot this is so much darker and scarier. Not just cause of the content but because of the analogue horror quality.
These aren’t all of the deleted scenes. Some have been lost permanently, including a much longer scene of what happened to the original crew. Execs weren’t happy with the reaction at a test screening and destroyed the footage.
One of the most underrated movie.
I just realised how the gate looks like a biblical angel....
In the interview parts Anderson states just that: first movie cut was slightly more "biblical" and had more Hell references, which were instead more nuanced from then on. I think nuancing those was actually a good idea but I would've kept the initial briefing scene which hinted at Dr. Weir's obsession with the ship!
Without a doubt, Paul Anderson's best film. He should return to not only this universe but horror in general - it seems to suit him.
damn shame so much was cut, but a real tragity that it was lost. Amazing movie, there is nothing quite like it.
Thanks, I love this movie and would love any more behind the scenes stuff like this. Movie is underrated
Movie is bad, nothing can save it. It has a good idea, actors and effects, but poor outcome.
@@rednek666 I guess you like jumpscare movies such as the remake of It.
@@rednek666 what? It's one of the greatest horror movies ever. You must be on drugs or something
@@nixxlr35 Well, dear degenrate, i guess you just got a bad taste. It meant to be one but after having a huge part of it cut out it`s not a horror movie anymore.
@@rednek666 I'm not the one who is talking shit about this movie. Yes those deleted scenes looks great, I'm a big fan of gore and body horror in general, but it still showed a lot and that slow descension into madness was briliant, not many movies are able to do this. I'm not claiming that this is the best horror movie ever, no. But it's a great horror movie
Can we make the Movie PG13?
The moment both of my middlefingers would’ve came up.
The real horror these days are greedy studios butchering all the creativity for profit.
Don’t give them ideas
One of the best horror movies. And best space horror after Alien movies (1-2).
That speaker was right. Not every scene has to progress the plot. Sometimes they create atmosphere or give us insight into the characters or situation. Studios should say out of it more and let artists be artists. I think their interference ends up costing them money, not saving it.
you can see the tooth in the scene that shows what happened to the crew. I believe its from the captain. he gets a pike driven through the back of his head that pops the tooth out. you have to watch it in slow motion to see it well
They don't make movies like this anymore. Probably never will.
There should be a reboot of this, but Hollywood is way to scared to sink big money into this type of film
Well, Ridley Scott made Prometheus, that is something, i guess
This is old-testament, No doubt
Not anything to Do with dimensions but Pandorum is a great double feature with event horizon. It is even more atmospheric than event horizon with its sets and has some intense moments with a great little twist at the end. All taking place in a ship of course.
If any films or shows are made about the Warhammer40k universe, they could easily include humanity experimenting with entering the Warp and learning the hard way that you need protection fields in order to not be driven suicidally insane by the chaos.
You know the whole deleted scenes might have never existed at all.
In our minds it creates a unknown horror that will send our imagine running that creates a scene far more terrifying than what can be filmed.
no there's apparently a whole sequence that exists talked about on a certain Scotsman's youtube channel.
@@drlca6601 What channel?
@@imcallingjapan2178 ryan hollinger i think
@@imcallingjapan2178Critical Drinker. I think he had an interview with someone that participated in the movie, and talked about various scenes.
@@albertocruzado2899 Oh yeah, I know what you mean. But that guy is a pathetic middle aged boy, I'm not watching his garbage uncontent.
Me and my friend saw this when it came out. Our theory was that the ship actually did go to hell, but that hell is just the anti-version, the mirror side, of our reality and therefore drives everyone who goes there insane. All the historical and biblical accounts of hell are in fact based on people who'd experienced it, and the human reaction to it is complete perverted carnage.
Its the warp from 40k
Hell is very real…only Jesus can save you
So if one is insane here, one would be sane in "hell"?
I've always wanted to see the true Scenes of the Event Horizon Crew as they went crazy. I could only imagine... I remember seeing Stills in Fangoria, but I always wanted to see how it went down. You could tell it was some crazy shit that was happening there.
Ever since I first saw it as a teenager I was bummed because they didn't show the crew/chaos that happened in its entirety because of how much it would've added after he deciphered what the captain had said in Latin (I think Latin). Either way hearing that recording, then seeing flashes of the crew but then towards the end having Sam Neal watching that footage from the captains chair while he's all cut up you know? It would have been that last gut punch to take it to another level instead of the somewhat cliche reveal of his face under the helmet or what not.
Actually just to throw another zinger in about the footage, it would have been awesome to have him playing the crew footage while in the captains chair projected on the wall in front of him but we only see the back of the chair and hear him give a monolog as he's carving/cutting bits and pieces of himself off ( quick flash close up shots of him cutting) and setting them down at the side of the chair with a bunch of surgical tools on a little table that we see then right at the end of his speech he stands up to face the camera while the crew footage plays on him like a projector and he ends the speech with something cheesy like "I've found the beauty in pain" or something really iconic and over the top for the reveal. 😆 I still love the movie though.
@@accuser_of_the_brethren7816 honestly we didn’t have to see it completely. Sometimes things are better and scarier left to our imagination. The movie is not supposed to be some gore porn.
@@damiantirado9616 Anderson has said the same thing.
이 영화의 열렬한 팬으로서 이런 영상이 남아 있다는게 너무 놀라울 뿐이네요.
화질이 좋지는 않지만 그래도 이렇게 나마 볼 수 있어서 너무 기쁩니다.
XD Jason asked if he could keep the mannequin of himself flayed open. We told him he was very sick and that he couldn’t keep it.
Imagine the chaos you could sow at family gatherings with one of those though.
Yes I'm so sure he was like "Oh that's gross" sorry mr. Anderson we don't buy it.😄
6:40 that imagery is sick and should never have been cut
Same. That was insanely disturbing and should’ve been in there!
would honestly love a modern sequel to this film set thirty or so years later with the only surviving member from the rescue team being Justin (Jack Noseworthy), still heavily scared from the events of the movie both physically and mentally but managing to maintain his own search and rescue crew as their captain.
On the periphery of Saturn where a major space station manages a majority of space traffic in the sol system picks up a phantom signal and sends a patrol to investigate.
They find the husk of the event horizons back end among the rings of saturn in a perfect sphere of no debris. They Tow it back to the space station and soon after a no fly zone emergency quarantine fail safe is enacted and all comms go dark.
Being a large station 3 S&R crews are sent this time: The Mary Celeste, The Roanoke and The Alkimos (Heh)
Joely Richardson would be better as the returning cast member.
I would love to see this!
Love, Death, and Robots kind of did that with the short The Aquila Rift.
Love the names of the crews.
I'd love to see a prequel of this get made
yes agreed.
Chaos was already whispering in his ear.
The first scene here should have been in the beginning of the film. It really does gives us a slight taste.
Studio execs as story tellers…nope, that doesn’t sound right?
Its hilarious how the studio asked if they cud make the movie 🎥 pg13 🤣
9 times out of 10 (not always...)
studio execs are parasites who have zero purpose but to take money and spoil things for filmmakers and their crews.
I loved this movie and was hungry for more. Wish it had been longer.
i wish they had retained the scene where the event horizon ended up near a dying red giant surrounded by black planets. and the closeup of the planet where the octopus like aliens were fighting each other.
Yes, exactly, the could have nailed that Lovecraftian/warhammer 40k type grim dark horror of unimaginable giant gods/monsters the knowledge/understanding that mere existence of which could destroy normal people mind. And that giant monsters could hold their fight and turn their gaze to camera and whisper Suaron style "We see you..." or even complete silence would work even better, so viewer could thought that with these intrusions you've reveal mankind for them for the taking/corrupting OR like in Diablo IV trailer "with this blood sacrifice we call them home" and some diabolical shit like Lilith are going to be born in the realspace throw portal/gate. The dread would be... exquisite.
There's an uncanny resemblance between the lore of event Horizon and that of Warhammer 40000.
It was cited as one of the influences.
and DOOM
Glad I wasn’t the only one who picked up on that. I knew the moment he referred to it a kin to chaos that there was a connection there
reddit moment
And Dead Space too
This movie is a perfect representation of everything wrong with cinema and big studios ruining artistic brilliance.
Same with dune the lynch version
7:05
“Is there a chance we can make the movie Pg-13”
_J Jonah laughing meme_
This is a true pity. The cut film missing is truly something that should be lamented
If Warhammer 40k is our future, this is the precursor 😂
I wish i could see the full uncut version
12:34 Those waves look almost identical to the ones we see in _Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country_ when a Klingon moon is destroyed.
I truly believe that Paul WS Anderson has vision, he's just not always in complete control of his creations (Event Horizon) or entirely sure how to implement or refine his ideas (Resident Evil film franchise; the first one was pretty good, in spite of its flaws, though).
This movie could've been a whole lot better if they hadn't cut all these scenes out of it. I wish we could get a directors cut but I know we never will.
Lol 7:41 I love how the dude turns into a flamethrower
When traveling through the Warp without a Gellar Field
It wasn’t a warp, the ship created a black hole where the exit point could be controlled
I am so so sad that they couldn’t save all the footage and make versions of it like Director’s cuts and ultimate cuts
I liked the extra scenes of Hell during the "Do You See" moment. They could've kept those in.
Also, a Transylvanian salt mine? How, in the HELL, did the footage wind up there? I would love to know the story behind that.
This was the last movie I saw that made it so I couldn't sleep at night. Thinking of all the things that could have happened that you didn't see but were alluded to made this movie incredibly terrifying.
Dr. Weir : You know, i'm something of a spiderman myself
Paul Anderson should make prequel about Event Horizon like from movie The Thing do have prequel.
Just stop the studio from replacing practical effects with 100 % CGI
Now Paul uses pure cheap CGI and his wife appears everywhere, we lost him
There is a so called "remake" movie of the film
They’re apparently going to make this a show I can’t wait
@@anaxemurderer5094 probably not its taking forever however there's a remake which is as good
The explosion at the end looks like Star Trek six pratic planet exploding
Of course somebody asked whether it could be made PG-13.
Yeah, they could pull this off by a slight plot change, that instead of warping into hell, the ship just warped into Wal Mart.
One of my next projects. A fan cut with the deleted scenes. What in dialogues, sound effects or visual effects is missing equal to or replace it
To this day I honestly believe that event horizon is canonically set in the warhammer 40,000 universe
This is textbook representation of what happens when one goes to the warp without a Gellar Field and a Navigator.
this definitely needs a Snyder cut.
Which we'll never get, I'm afraid. Almost all of the cut scenes were ruined while in storage.
Would have preferred this movie get that treatment than That POS
Haha, it would be 50-percent extreme slooooowww-mooooo.
Who in their right mind stores VHS tapes inside of a salt mine?
Salt mines keep the film from getting ruined due to humidity. Film rolls are stored in salt mines all the time
@@Plepsfoko I guess that makes sense. They screwed up this time. Too much moisture in there....
There is no Transylvania anymore. It changed it's name to Romania several hundreds of years ago. Tf Anderson is even talking about?
@@raymondarabaal1926 oh shit..... hardball questions here.
So… imagine this with me. Sam Neill as a vampire.
Oh, wait, he already did that in “Daybreakers” 😎
I love this film so god damn much, have watched it so many times but didn't know about this!! Thank you thank you
If they ever find the original director’s cut of Event Horizon, any group of people who watch it together will end up going insane and dying in a violent orgy.
The deleted scenes were amazing and much more outstanding of what happens from the beginning. we'll liked to see what happened with the first tripulation, the main and only one of spaceship EH... a feast of blood, orgy, viscerals etc. This kind of movies about cultism, hell should have more in detail scenes (cut version), like one my my favourites called The Avoid (eldritch horrors)
Love this film. It's so horrific and disturbing - An absolutely appalling concept and brilliantly done. The ship itself is stunning too. And Weird coming down that ladder..... Oof.
Even if they just use these bits of footage it would be enough to warrant a directors cut. Clean them up. Re-record the sound, golden.
HBO did the Snyder cut. They should pick this up as well
From what I heard, some of the scenes are completely lost
“My dear dear Dr Grant”
It is so disappointed this movie being so underestimated.
Put scenes back, I demand it !!
THis is what DOOM movie NEEDS TO BE
When will studios realize that things that don’t progress the plots are perfect for movies to make them feel more real
"Can you make it PG-13?"
😐
"Did you watch the movie?"
Why that great movie have no sequel after so much time...is a gold mine who anybody have no courage to mine from entire Hollywood?
As a director i am really not a fan of Paul, but this was his best movie, its nice to see this footage and its such a shame the uncut version is lost forever.
This and In the Mouth of Madness are my two favorite horror movies. Both happen to be Sam!
Omg I want a director cut!
I would have liked an alternative ending where we see the ship go to the chaos dimension and all the crew are being tortured around the gravity drive...then Miller blows it up. Then a scene before the credits where the ship ends up back in our dimension and sends another distress call...7th circle of hell from Dante's Inferno... violence
Eh thats how most modern movies end.. with a setup for a sequel or a dark ending.. tbh I liked that Event Horizon stuck to the spirit of the 90s where movies most often ended on a positive note.. with a closure to the story.. no matter how dark and how horrific the incidents in the movie, the audience feels satisfied and comforted walking out.. Now its just become a trend to have dark and depressing ending where the cycle of whatever horrible events in the movie occurred, it continued forever..
@@arkenstar3979 except with this one it's different and let's face it...we would all love an Event Horizon Sequel
@@LupusInfernum Idk about that.. sometimes its best to leave classics the way they are.. because you know what they'll do with it.. they'll turn it into something like Saw, Final Destination or Hostel.. full on torture/gore porn where everyone gets sucked into the hell dimension and have to fight their way out or survive and then at the end only one person survives and they realize that the gateway is open forever and now the chaos dimension is spilling into the real world, ending it all.. or something dark like that.. its how they handled the stupid The Thing prequel.. If they can find a director who can maintain the subtle horror and disturbing nature of the original, I'd be more than happy..
@@arkenstar3979 I didn't think EH ended on a positive note. I thought the airlock door closing on them when they were calling for sedatives meant the ship was still sentient.
Also, what was wrong with The Thing prequel(other than cgi'ing the crap out of the wonderful practical effects they made)? I thought it was a good lead in to the 80's version.
@@LetsGoFlyers2011 honestly it was meant to serve as an open to interpretation. In my opinion the best way to end horror stories is leave them open ended. Like “maybe they are okay or maybe it’s not over” type of situation which is how event horizon ended.
If only the studio let them go full Old Testament cut
Does anyone know if it will be a Event Hoizon Directors Cut Release in the future or are these scenes lost now and impossible to put in or similair ?
@@deletedmovies Well that`s not very good, nice they remastered what they could tho. Maybe it`s time for a remake with a directors cut as the only cut
Thanks for the answer man, appriciate it.
The director has said that the footage has been either lost or destroyed. The only way we’ll ever see his Director’s Cut is by rebooting it or reshooting it with the actors being de-aged
@Martin Dean- it can be done
@@martind4562 it was found but unfortunately it was not stored correctly and therefore it was decayed. Pretty much destroyed.
@@hellcatdave1 correct. The cut footage was not stored correctly and it deteriorated to the point that it couldn't be salvaged for a director's cut. My understanding was that it was mostly the murder orgy scene of the original crew, which pushed the film to NC17 from R rating so it had to be edited out so that it could be released in public theatres. The original cut was so graphic that it could only be viewed in private theatres. IT's unfortunate too. A lot of the films in the late 1990's right when CDs / DVDs technology became available were not preserved properly and of course everything before that.
12:30 Interesting how in this early version they (Paramount) used the Praxis explosion from Star Trek VI as the effect for the Event Horizon's drive activating.
I saw several of these scenes in a Netflix version of it. Not sure why there isn't an extended version that was put on Netflix.
Hey Hollywood, what if you release 2 versions of movies, one for kids and one for proper adults, and you can select what you want to watch. "Oh, my kids here, better start the pg13 version"... You are welcome... This movie could have been such a good horror movie classic.
Leave it to the studio to ruin a great movie.
Actually it was also the test screenings' fault, because the viewers complained about the excessive gore
At least the movie is still great
thank you
We need AI to recreate the Director's Cut of Event Horizon.
Lets not give AI any bad ideas 😂
No
No
Studios sucks so much. So much of horror is not about progressing the plot but progressing an ever increasing sense of dread. Horror as a genre needs moments that are not always plot centric but are atmospheric because the plot does not work as well unless you are fully submerged in the sense of building terror
Spot on!
Someone put these through a A.I filter and clean them up, then with those possible reinsert them into a fan edit.
1:26
Me as a computer programmer: "Oh you poor little, heartbroken thing, you... how quaint... so delicate... 14/7 years? tsk tsk..."
Programmer version: _"I've spent 15 minutes to design that thing and the last 20 years trying to figure out what went wrong."_
Wish they had made a fully uncut version with all the deleted scenes as well.
I wish the scenes that were deemed too much were available, because they were all lost IIRC.
Those ancient laptops. Lol😅
Dr. Weir's scene with the Admiral is so powerful, really sets up this character, and shows how genius crazy, and obsessed this guy really is. This guy's life is ALL Event Horizon...
Personally, I still feel, they should cut the Traumas from the movie, Dr. Weir lost his wife to suicide because of his work, Mama Bear's character lost her child, and Miller left a friend to burn alive in space. It is scientifically and thus statistically improbable that three people enter a living nightmare ship at the same time, as part of the same crew, a ship that has the power to specifically use those traumas against them and that actually comes from a hellish dimension so it loves to do so. It is where a lot of it goes wrong in my taste. especially for the released cut.
Everyone has trauma... One person's trauma isn't necessarily stronger than the other.
40k heavy
i never get terrified of any movie as a kid cause i always know, it's not real and all the camera tricks and effects
Ходили слухи, что была длинная сцена с предыдущим экипажем, очень кровавая и неприятная. На просторах интернета я ее нашел. Там действительно очень жуткие кадры в стиле "Восставшего из Ада". Жаль что фильм так порезали. Режиссерская версия, к сожалению, утеряна, на сколько я знаю
I never liked the idea that it was supposed to be Hell in the classic biblical interpretation. I always found it way scarier and lovecraftian that the ship had simply gone to a dimension so utterly foreign and twisted and ALIVE that this happened. ‘Hell’ is a kinda boring concept in comparison, I think
Pretty sure it's a literal hell dimension
I call it space hell just because
These scenes are horrific, Event Horizon could have been the space version of Evil Dead🤘🏽
Cutting that briefing scene was a massive fucking mistake
I saw the second release of the movie it was excellent I was but a kid when I saw it.
Say it is morbid but Paul Anderson is ABSOLUTELY RIGHT when he mentions they wanted to portray beauty in terror with the way they shot those scenes.
The video revealing the fate of the original crew and the visions of Hell are all blurry, flashy qnd go by fast to catch real detail but when you start going frame by frame, it truly is a disgusting spectacle.
And while it was freaky in some parts, the story and level of detail of each of those scenes is beautiful and i wish we could've seen that!
Early wish anderson was still the same guy That made this movie. He just doesn't really seem to care, nor have a Talent to make movies like this anymore.