FIRST TIME WATCHING | Event Horizon (1997) | Movie Reaction | That Was Really Bleeping Scary...
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Great reaction vid. Keep up the good work :)
Sam Neill , played adult Damien in Omen 3 , 1981 , a horror movie .
He was also in John Carpenter , Memoirs of an Invisible Man 1992 , with Chevy Chase ... comedy by horror director .
Please, watch "In the mouth of Madness", the same Jurassic park actor, another 'Lovecraftian' horror, and a good one.
What movies have you seen before this like seriously lol
*h8 opening a portal to hxll.* just dont do it hey. -JC
I love that Laurence Fishburne makes one of the single smartest decisions anyone has ever made in a horror movie.
"We're leaving."
Unfortunately, there is no way out of it.
I remember the audience was rolling when he said that.
“I would have rather watched a movie about an oil spill”
I’m quite pleased with this response 😂
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I think this is one of the best sci-fi/horror movies since Alien.
Agreed but the list isn't that long unless we count B-movies.
Excuse me you sort of missed The Thing
Is a damn good movie yes is it up there with Alien and The Thing no way.
My only complaint is it is too short, needs to add 40 minutes to the running time to make it epic
If only the last third of those movie was better. This movie frustrates me with the potential it had to be truly great that it kind of missed
I watch the tiny screen when I'm scared because for some reason it's less scary than the full-size screen in front of me. Sorry about covering my face, it's just my fight or flight reaction kicking in. I either cover my face or I'll literally run from the room.
You were a trooper for this movie.
It's even worse if you watch two particular scenes (I'm pretty certain you can guess which two) frame by frame. *NOT* something I recommend you do, however.
No worries, good reaction. Not everyone can tolerate horror.
@@petersmith6513 She's actually fine with gore. If you look closely, when they watch the video she was tuned right in.
To borrow from Beetlejuice, "It keeps getting funnier every time I see it!"
Mrs Movies: "I don't like scary films"
Mr Movies: Makes wife watch Alien, The Thing, Event Horizon and The Descent, traumatising her.
Us: This channel is *great*
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Please, do not lose sight of the fact that we all truly appreciate what you do for us in the name of entertainment. You guys are fabulous. (And that was the unhappiest "bye" I've seen yet)
Most people might not know this, but many fans of the Warhammer 40k Universe consider this movie as a kind of spiritual-prequel to the story because of how this movie touches on the insanity brought about by the Warp. I believe even the director of this movie said he was inspired by that idea, so in a way they are right.
This Movie also was an iinspiration for the Dead Space games.
Also the Event Horizon ship design was based off the notre dame cathedral, which also is a big reference to the warhammer 40k ships that look like giant floating castles in space basically.
And in the 40k universe, this movie is basically every Tuesday.
@@thedeep6570 So was Ghost of Mars by John Carpenter
When chaos still in early access..and the imperium in early beta version
"Do you see???"
Proceeds to keep her eyes closed.
"Do you see???"
Still has her eyes closed.
"DO YOU SEE?"
Still keeping her eyes closed.
I found that juxatoposition while editing hilarious as well, haha.
Where they're going they don't need eyes.
18:42 "We're leaving." Best. Line. Ever.
There was actually a lot of footage that was cut from the film having to do with the ship being in hell. A lot of it was very sadomasochistic and super graphic. Studio execs were horrified when they saw it so they made them cut a lot of it out. On top of that, there is about 30 minutes of other footage that was cut because according to test audiences the movie was too long, so they made additional cuts. Unfortunately, due to the release schedule which couldn't be changed, they didn't have time to properly edit what turned out to be the theatrical cut, which is why it seems to jump around a bit and some things aren't fully explained or fleshed out (no pun intended). Lots of folks have wanted a director's cut of this movie, but a lot of the original negatives have either been lost or destroyed, so it will likely never happen. All in all it's a good horror flick, but it could have been so much more.
They should've renamed it "Hellraiser In Space" =)
being a fan of sadistic blood thirsty movies ...I would love to have seen the extra material that could have been part of this movie
@@chelseagrinfan1 There are bits of it available on youtube I think. The problem with a lot of the cut material was the film got corroded despite being stored in a salt cave archive unfortunately :(
Mr H does an interesting short video on the subject:
ua-cam.com/video/sLu52bf-J5Q/v-deo.html
@@Gahlahad431 Unfortunately, that already exists 😔
@@thecommentingdouche5497 don’t even talk about it…
Lawrence Fisburn had the best line in this movie. When they watch the video of the original crew and it cuts to him, "We're Leaving." Yuuuup
Just listen to Morpheus
a true horror. it is underrated, no silly jump scares and it gets scarier every time you watch it.
Cosmic horror is one of the best kinds of horror. The fear of the unknown and unknowable is one of the most instinctual fears we have as humans, especially combined with the knowledge of our own vast insignificance.
Annihilation and The Thing are both excellent examples of more films like this.
There's no such thing as "insignificance".
@@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps Shut up
After her reaction to Aliens, when I saw you post this one, I thought… dude, she’s gonna leave you. 😂 Because I thought Alien and Aliens were just good fun, but this one freaked me right the heck out! I wouldn’t have been surprised to see Pinhead and his buddies show up on that ship.
It really did feel like something out of the Hellraiser universe.
Demons for some, angels for others...
The Box you opened it and we came
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks hellraiser wasnt half as scary to me as this.
Never step into a Space Hulk from the evil warp, the emperor protects
We have returned! Death to the Corpse God!
@@jazzyb4656 kill the traitors! For Russ! For the Allfather! For the wolf time!
When Joey was in the airlock the atmosphere was being removed, placing him in a vaccuum. When the bridge window was shot out all of the atmosphere in the forward section of the ship was being sucked out but there was still enough to breathe for as long as it was rushing. If it had slowed down, that would've put them in the same situation as Joey.
8:45 the meat grinder tunnel actually caused the actors to suffer such extreme vertigo they couldn’t get all the way through without getting dizzy and queezey.
They had to film in short takes and use other creative methods to hide it.
Why didn’t they just close their eyes?
@@fanghur that’s what I thought.
But let’s be honest even in a straight line running with your eyes shut is kinda daunting, especially on a metal walkway and metal railings.
Also it may have been visible that the actors had their eyes shut during shots of them running/walking through.
That whole set and the gateway is amazing. It looks menacing.
When I watched this movie around 15 years ago it scared the living heck out of me. But it didn't scare me _away_ from watching it again.
This is the first movie that I found both terrifying and enjoyable, since 1982's The Thing.
"In the Mouth of Madness" also has Sam Neil, and is also a great horror flick.
Apparently the 'reluctant reviewer' is ankle-cuffed to the chair...
I love this movie and it still scares me even to this day. I never expected to see Sam as a bad guy so that was interesting when I first saw it and Larence is amazing as always.
Love it. Classic haunted house and space tropes with a nice industrial aesthetic.
This movie is like Alien, Hellraiser, and The Shining all rolled into one. If only they could have found the extra 30 minutes of lost "Hell" footage. Just got the collector's edition blu ray from Scream Factory, and they were unable to find the footage. Still an incredibly scary movie!
I heard the footage of the movie was disintegrated after 20 years.
Honestly, showing it in flashes makes it so much more potent without being torture porn... which frankly makes it emotionally more real because your mind fills in the gaps and it's horrifying.
@@shainewhite2781 I heard it was already in that state just a few years afterward because it wasn't stored properly. They were already looking for it by 2000 because the video sales were so strong by then but they couldn't find it initially. They traced what they could find to a salt mine in Transylvania.
You should watch The Mist.
Haha she's such a trooper. Thanks for the reaction video guys.
" That was really fucking scary " Buckle your seat belt its about to be a very bumpy ride :P
Sam neil is so underated - you should watch "in the mouth of madness" another great sam neil HP love craft :)
Can we stop throwing that word around? If you read UA-cam comment sections you'd think every single actor, film, singer and any other kind of entertainer was underrated. Sam Neil is a very well respected actor.
You should watch bicentennial man another good movie with him and robin Williams in it
"Possession" is another Sam Neill film. You will never forget it!
I totally love him as Merlin:)
"This is a theme with space sleep...people being in their underwear"
Isnt it also a theme with earth sleep too? Lol
Not necessarily. Some of us sleep naked.
@@AndiGravity Or in pyjamas ^^ Which aren't really underwear.
@@thedragon133 -- No, I definitely don't sleep in anyone's pajamas. It'd be creepy if I did.
@@AndiGravity But what if they're cozy? And the owner doesn't use it at the moment? D:
@@thedragon133 -- Yeah, I think I'd still have to pass on them. I just don't like sleeping in clothes, regardless of how snuggly they are or who they belong to.
Also don't forget Fishburn is the King of The Bowery in the John Wick films.
She hasn't seen those and I've only seen the first one. The Trilogy (soon to be four) is on our list.
You should watch him in American Hoodlum as gangster "Bumpy" Johnson in 1920s/1930s Harlem and then its sequel American Gangster with Denzel Washingtion and Russell Crowe!!! A+!!!
I didn’t know what to expect when I first saw his. What could you call it? A haunted house movie in space? An updated Alien? Nope! Not even close. The concept of the ship manifesting each crew members worst fear was a great idea. The first time I heard that recording it freaked me out. Great cast and acting as well. I loved the “gothic” look of the movie too.
I always thought of them having survived, although one of them with a bad case of PTSD. This was a great movie to watch in the Theatre back in the day. Also one of my favourites. Another "classic" is The Relic (from 1997 as well), if you like giving your wife nightmares.
I'm liking how your channel seems to focus on all sorts of movies throughout the decades, and not just the newer titles.
This came out my freshman year of high school and scared the shit out of me. It took me a decade until I was able to work up the courage to watch it again.
One thing I always wondered about this movie was why didn't anyone think the _Event Horizon_ was anything but terrifying from the design of it? It had a hallway someone described as a "meat grinder" and everything was covered in metal spikes. The shape of the ship reminds you of someone crucified. Give me just about any other spaceship from any other franchise than the _Event Horizon._
Yea there was a lot of intentional religious imagery in the design, if you look at the wall pillars it's really reminiscent of something you would see in a temple. Though I image being on a 40k spaceship would suck much more lol, given that this movie was heavily inspired by that.
This movie has just about the best production design I've ever seen. You go from outer space to a medieval horror show in a few seconds.
The best lovecraftian space horror movie ever made.
@Brendan Turner Also, In the mouth of Madness was a great Lovecraftian story too!, and with the same actor.
@@AnotherFancyUser I like The Resurrected as well
I LOVE the way you freak out over the scares in this movie. Hilarious.
This is why you should always invent Gellar Fields when crating your space time warp drive! You don't know what sort of madness lays in wait in the Warp.
Sounds easy.... so how do you do it?
@@mikedavis1476 Something something, take one psyker, something something, torture them mercilessly, something something, use the information from the screams collected, something something, kinda like a giant Faraday cage, something something..... Oh yes. Enjoy your slightly safer, not so sanity shattering trip through the warp.
@@Dwarfman01 😂 thank you good sir
I like this movie, its one that actually frightens me... the genius I guess of it is that it shows us very little... it just strongly hold our hand and guides us into scaring ourselves.. with US filling in the blanks. And no one can scare us better than ourselves.
Wow, when this popped up I couldn't wait to see Mrs. Movies go to jump scare position!!! This was great, thank you...
Glad you enjoyed it!
As for the decompression on the bridge at the end vs the airlock for Justin... Justin only had a tiny little volume of air and it was removed from the airlock before it opened. When the window blew out of the bridge all the air in the ship was rushing past them... so they could still breath... until the air runs out of course.
A little thing I liked for set design: Sam Niel suggested the Australian flag patch on his uniform be changed, replacing the Union Jack square with the Aboriginal flag, as he expected his country to have done some de-colonizing by the year this takes place.
5:00 - New thing I notice that unnerves me during Dr Weir's hallucination on the Lewis and Clark is you see a pair of human eyes looking at him through the cockpit computer screen. Almost like the entity is reaching out to him from the supposedly untainted Lewis and Clark. Crazy! :O
One of the things I love about this film is it was one of the first since 2001 to portray more accurately what happens to the body during a decompression.
The Expanse does to
A little more accurately but still with significant liberties. Blowing out the air in your lungs while in a vacuum was correct. It prevents rupturing your lungs As well as surviving the small amount of time he spent exposed.
However there wouldn’t be as much blood or damage to the eyes and skin. Your body is tough enough to handle a 1 atm decompression. With maybe only some small under the skin bleeding from capillaries near the surface.
There was guy who was accidentally exposed to vacuum during spacesuit testing in a vac chamber. He passed out after 15 seconds and was revived about 90 seconds later without lasting harm. He said he could feel the saliva boiling on his tongue in the low pressure before passing out.
2001 and The Expanse still do the best job of showing vacuum exposure.
@@paratus04, agreed, hence my citation of 2001. And Event Horizon is still far better than films like Total Recall.
In addition to the worker accidentally exposed to vacuum, we intentionally exposed some animals. And we have records from a CCCP capsule that experienced a loss of pressure in orbit.
@@JeshuaSquirrel to be fair to Total Recall, its decompression scenes weren't really intended to be realistic, but more for dramatic effect
The doors closing ominously, with the rescuer saying ‘we’re safe.’ There’s no way.
That's so funny, I swear I was thinking 2 days ago "That would be so cool if they watch Event Horizon!" and there it is...!
Btw I just found out Amazon is making a serie on this! I'm really excited!
If Amazon turns it into a series, it will be a woke clusterf***, just like Lord of the Rings will be.
When I had first seen this movie, I couldn't help but feel like this could've been written by Clive Barker. Not sure if it's true but the internet does have the claim that Barker was tapped as a consultant and that Hellraiser was used as inspiration. Also, I do enjoy pointing out that Sean Pertwee, the actor that played Smith in this (who found the explosive on the Lewis & Clark) was Alfred in the Gotham TV series and is the son of the actor that played the 3rd Doctor in Doctor Who.
Paul anderson help create this the man married to milla jovovich and created resident evil 1-7. Yes he also had a hand in the resident evil remake
Sam Neill has a long history with horror. The Omen 3, in the mouth of Madness, Event Horizon and a European horror film I always forget the name of.
Do you mean Possession?
@@majimasmajimemes1156 I think so.
I loved event horizon, underrated movie. I really like your wife/gf reactions.... I watched this movies years and years ago with an ex gf who basically did the same watch through fingers routine haha
I'm so jealous it would be so nice to be legitimately scared during a movie again love horror movies but haven't been actually scared by one in years
I think the last one was Quiet Place II. Just intense. But horror movies that get me are few and far in between.
You have to show your Mrs, Session 9 (2001)
Filmed at the Danvers State Mental Institution. A place that is supposed to be haunted AF. It was large and ran long enough to warrant two cemeteries on the grounds.
I could not click this fast it off. Eight hours ago you posted this and this is one of my most favorite movies ever. I cannot wait to watch it again with you!! Maybe consider another one of his movies, in the mouth of madness. 14:21 that cracked me up 😂
such a great classic, dope concept, great cast, you can recognize almost everybody, very atmospheric and creepy, love what they have done here :)
Many consider this movie to be the first unofficail instance of human interaction with the warp, from warhammer 40000.
Should we make artificial black holes.... lol, and she says neh we shouldn't mess with it. Guess it may not be the best time to tell you they already are making/causing micro black holes to form with some of the stuff they are doing with the large Hadron Collider (particle accelerator) at CERN. Based on the limited stuff I know they blink out of existence essentially at the same moment they are created, so I guess we all get to live until someone makes a mistake. Great Reaction, btw! One of my favorite movies in this genre. Since she received Sam Neill so well in this you guys should watch In the Mouth of Madness. Another great movie.
Since you react to some underrated classics, may I suggest:
Dredd (with Karl Urban) and then The Raid: Redemption (Indonesian film with sort of similar premise as Dredd) - FYI, both quite violent.
Equilibrium (with Christian Bale)
Always among the Best Movies Reactions (Honest and Real Ones) on UA-cam ; congratulations... ! After finishing to watch one; can't wait to get to the next...
the peek on the left at 17:13 killed me, lol 😂
Not Sam Neill's first role as an antagonist: he played the Antichrist in "Damien: Omen 3".
This movie was basically like the Amityville Horror in space to me at this point..
In the air lock there was only a small amount of atmosphere and by opening the door 'correctly' the ship sucks the air from the room. Very controlled and orderly. When Weir shoots out the window, the air is pusing out into space. The entire atmosphere of the ship is forcing itself out so as long as their is atmosphere behind them, the air around tthem wont drop in pressure too quickly. The first people at risk of injury are those sucked out or those people furthest from the breach.
Some films require no sequel. ET for example. Or Galaxy Quest. Event Horizon requires no sequel. I get off showing this one to first timers. The first time watching this, the ships log sequence had me way down in my seat, looking away. It takes a lot for this reaction. Event Horizon scared me with set design, music and ideas. Peters hearing that scratching sound and then we see what is causing the scratching sound. Then we find out it's her son with rotting legs. This movie got in my head and I loved it. Watch the end credits with headphones.
Crew hears torture screaming transmission: Nope! (Like Badger in Brightburn)
Back to Earth, roll credits!
Imagine how horrifying and hard to watch this movie would have been with the cut scenes of the Hell dimension. (Chaos realm?)
I watched this damn movie on a laptop at the end of 2003 in Kuwait, in a huge A-frame tent (by myself) at 2AM, during a light sandstorm. It scared the holy buh-Jesus out of me. Then next night I followed it with "The Ring" and then "Darkness Falls" and finally...Gigli. After that, I was ready to go back into combat.
I was just defending the Prodigy based soundtrack in the comments under Red Letter Media's review today, they also felt it was very 90s. "He is the David of this ship" had me rolling.
Director of this one also did the infamous bad movie franchise resident evil and mortal kombat. Unless she already saw them. But I love them all.
Just you wait. ;)
@@YouMeTheMovies I almost forgot. Paul Anderson even married Milla Jovovich back then and made the latest video game to movie adaptation last year, Monster Hunter but got panned by critics everywhere.
@@YouMeTheMovies Resident Evil has 6 movies.. So far, I only have the trilogy plus the Retribution and Final Chapter sequels. As for Mortal Kombat, it's a guilty pleasure, the sequel was meh.
This is my favorite scary movie. The fact that hell is a dimension that can be reached through space travel /messing w the universe is so awesome
"he is the David of the ship" lol 😁😁😁
The unexpected Mr. Movies jumpscare at 17:13! 😂
I remember for a long time people loved calling Alien (the original) a "haunted house in space". But it never was - Alien was a _slasher_ movie in space. Event Horizon, though? Yeah. Even has the typical blood in the walls in the ending!
4:39 One thing I've never noticed when watching this movie before. All the football players taped to the wall are from the '80s & '90s (Joe Montana top middle & Barry Sanders bottom right are really obvious). This would make zero sense for a crew born after all these guys had retired.
Maybe they got rid of football not long after and those were the most recent he could get.
Maybe he likes the retro teams. Like some who collect old baseball cards.
Spacecraft design underwritten by Johnson & Johnson, makers of Band-Aids. Best. Leo.
and that`s why, kids, you need Gellar field :)
Traveling through hyperspace ain’t like dusting crops, boy.
awww, kinda sad she missed that hilarious line delivery: "[click] ... We're leaving." lol but daaaamn, hats off to Mrs. for getting through this one! the flashes of gore still startle me after so many times seeing this movie.
EDIT: something I love about Sam Neil is, apart from Alan Grant, he usually plays pretty diabolical villains. He played Damien, the antichrist in one of the sequels to The Omen, he's Weir in this, he's a ruthless g-man in Memoirs of an Invisible Man, and a few others I think. but in real life? he's got this enormous gorgeous plot of land in New Zealand where he makes his own wine and ranches with a ton of adorable furry critters he owns. his twitter is basically nothign but him being so wholesome and adorable in his massive garden with lambs and bunnies. I get that actors... ACT. but it's just such a funny juxtaposition to his roles, especially THIS one lol
Feels like someone who would be fun to have a drink with
I would have loved to have seen the director's cut...if the studio hadn't of destroyed all the lost footage. a tremendous film.
Your husbands reactions to things without saying anything are fucking golden reminds me of the UK office 😂
I love Miller's reaction to the "captain's log"
“I closed my eyes at the right time...”. 😂
There is a descent following out there that consider this an unofficial sequel in the Hellraiser franchise, with the gyroscope acting like a giant lament configuration.
I truly hope that one day, we get to see that extra 40 minutes of footage.
''I Have to be in the Dark tonight'' ; and here the ''real'' Dark comes...lol
Actually, Sam Neill had played a villain, before: he was Damian Thorne, in Damian: Omen II and The Final Conflict.
sadly this movie was butched in the edition and most of us (the ones that like the movie) kinda wished to see a direct´s cut... but apparently the footages were destroyed or gone... theres few stories about that.
Yea, and were not talking about no couple minutes of cut footage here.... Nope, they cut and LOST FOREVER, over 40 minutes of footage, including the (surprisingly lengthy) extended cut of the "Hell Orgy" scene and some other really cool scenes that expanded on and showed the ship playing on the crews biggest fears and secrets. It is such a fuckin shame that the footage was cut and destroyed. This was fully post production shit too. It was deleted because the studio thought it was way too long and extremely terrifying and gnarly. So unfortunately, this isn't the full movie that Paul Anderson had intended for us. The real Event Horizon is nearly 3 hours long.
@@FilthTribeFTP I still hope that the cut part might eventually show up.
@@Wenturi I wouldn't get your hopes up but I feel you, I too am hoping it one day just gets found and released! Its just like the missing scenes from The Thing that we only have stills that exist. Obviously not as much or crucial to the story line as the missing scenes from EH, but id still love to see MacReady holding onto his blow up sex doll on film haha
@@FilthTribeFTP It has to be out there somewhere. It's not like a missing Rembrandt or some shit, you'd think SOMEONE would have it.
@@alexanderholzer7392 yeah well, I'm sure it's in someone or something's possession but it most likely will never see the light of day, as that's what usually happens to movies with these sort of situations. Look at the 2011 prequel of The Thing... Someone, or some company, has the full post edit version of the movie that used near explicit practical effects. There is absolutely ZERO reason they can't release that version, but for some ungodly reason, they simply don't and won't. They pretend to know what the viewers want but they are so out of touch with reality....
wish the studio had kept the cut footage so we could have a directors edition. Sam Neill also played Damien Thorn in Omen 3, who's not a good guy ether
That's what will happed if you travel in the warp without Heller's field, lads.
Just looking at the clips this movie is still creepy. And 90s movies in general looked so much better than movies today.
My mother made me watch this as a child. I’m 32 now and still haven’t forgive her for what she did to 10yo me lol. The eyes just haunted for another decade haha.
Your mother made you watch this film at 10years old?Thats illegal.As a swindon local,I shall look back on social services records going back 22 years and have her reported.
Nobody seems to have pointed out the classic Doom door opening sound used in the movie. You hear it around the three minute mark in this video for the first time.
"Why's he so freaked out?"
*BANG! Doomdoornoise*
A lot Of 40k fans theorize, that this movie, is the unofficial prequel to the world, where man has the first true interaction with warp travel.
Loved the Mrs. reaction! I closed my eyes watching you watch this so I wouldn't see the scary parts either 😂
If I can make a suggestion, The Thing by John Carpenter is my favorite horror film after Alien and Aliens. I hope you add that to your list!
Warhammer 40k when humanity first entered the warp! Now they know why they need Gellar fields.
Umbillicus would be a cool name for a Marvel villain.
Event Horizon is like a combination of Hellraiser and Doom.
I thought that Stark might have been "infected" at the end with the evil since she was seeing things more. I thought Cooper might have been okay because he spent so much time outside the ship. But yeah that they might have brought back part of the ship was concerning.
But i mean this would have given anyone PTSD.
i rented this at hollywood video when i was nine, told my mom it was a sci-fi movie like star wars. had trouble sleeping for a month.
One of the best movies ever made!
I would consider this a quick start guide to Warhammer Universe!
Rented this way back in high school shortly after it came out. Thought it was a cool sci-fi space adventure sort of thing. The box was slightly misleading. Nearly shit myself 4 or 5 times at least. Broad daylight no less. This is such an effective horror film. Deeply underrated with an awesome cult following. And it could have been 100x scarier. This is Cosmic horror done extremely well. Lovecraftian in every way. Random jump scares throughout that aren't anything so that the ones that are real still catch you off guard. The soundtrack is perfect. The ship is one of the coolest and simultaneously mean acing looking ships ever.
Fun fact: This isn't the first time Sam Neill (Weir) played a bad guy. He also played the adult Damien Thorne -- yes, THAT Damien Thorne -- in the third "Omen" movie, "The Final Conflict".
"Comment what you like throughout the viewing".
Mr. Movies gets me. I end up commenting multiple times usually to a reaction video as stuff happens!
You guys are BOTH awesome, BTW!
This movie scared the hell out of me and my family when we saw this! There is an hour of deleted scenes, gory bloodier footage, that will never see the light of day, as it was found in a Transylvania salt mine, which was shown to have disintegrated after 20 years, unfortunately.
Event Horizon takes place in the WH40k universe.
Always loved this movie. It's kinda like a cross between alien and hellraiser. 🙏🏻