Philip Eisner who wrote Event Horiazon confirmed himself he took inspiration from Warhammer 40K for this film. I consider that about as official as can get without calling it Warhammer.
In the event horizon logs of what the crew did to each other when slowed down the crew can be seen raping each other, that has never happened in 40k, so I would say 40k is soft compared to this.
@@fallendevonish1869 they weren’t *just* raping each other, they were brutalizing each other, torturing and mutilating. Sounds like there was a keeper of secrets that got onto the ship
@@fallendevonish1869 It is common among corrupted worlds, for people to devolve down to the most brutal emotions and acts as their sanity is torn apart. Scenes such as that video recording of the previous crew remind me why the inquisition is as heavy handed as it is. Purge the unclean. The Emperor protects.
"Eyes?!.." -*suspenseful pause- "Marty.. where we're going, we don't need eyes." I always wondered why the De Lorean left a trail of fire, before disappearing into the air. Perhaps, Marty never traveled to the future, or the past. Maybe he entered an alternate dimension, a dimension of pure chaos...
@@uberfeel the first cut of Event Horizon apparently had too much gore and demons and they asked Andersen to edit it out. Unfortunately many of the cut scenes have been lost to time so we won't get the 130+ minute director's cut.
Not really as I can think of a few that wouldn't make sense. For example, Star Wars, Mass Effect, Stargate, and Star Trek would be the worst sci-fi series to serve as prequels to Warhammer due to the FTL drives available would make the warp less appealing. Not to mention that humanity has fewer reasons to go xenophobe, unlike Warhammer 40K where most aliens think humans make a great food source or are just as bad as Dark Eldar. It is hard to see Star Trek and Mass Effect's humanity go xenophobe due to first contact not leading to all-out war and relatively peaceful outcomes. While most species in the galaxy are pacifist or order-based societies in nature. Not to mention all the technology the Imperium of Man would kill for, like mass effect drive cores, FTL communication types, replicators, antimatter warp cores, and transporters. Not to mention it be confusing to explain why humanity would use the Sea of Souls (Warp) if humanity had another FTL drive that could be slower but far more reliable (assuming technological development doesn't make it faster than the warp). I mean, Mass Effect FTL is 15 LY per day with Reapers able to achieve 30 per day. It takes a year on mapped routes to cross 30,000 LY while Mass Effect could, in theory, due that in 200 days, 100 if using Reaper tech.
@@IAmAlpharius20 I don't exactly remember the source. Just a story where they talked about establishing trade with a new sector becoming vital to the Imperium, and the person brings up saying it would take a year at least to get there from Terra, and the secotor was 30,000 ly away.
@3:15, so according to the 40k lore, when in the immaterium/warp/chaos, time flows fluid in that past, present, and future all are happening simultaneously. So the 4 chaos gods absolutely exist. Judging from the “blood orgy” scene, I’ll appears the crew and ship made contact with Slaanesh.
Tzeench is likely the one influencing the Event Horizon as he drives the crew mad. Its not Nurgle as no plagues present and while Khorne also fits but the Crew are not just killing for killings sake.
@@ronanchristiana.belleza9270 Tzeench is the Best candidate, madness and mutations are his thing even if we saw less mutations here. Also the line "Where we are going we won't need eyes to see" is somewhat Tzeenchian especially with the whole mutation and magic aspect.
@@ronanchristiana.belleza9270 and it can't be Khorne as he doesn't like suffering at all, thats a slaanesh thing. Khorne, He gets right to the point, bloodbath, murder, hatred.
Since they lost the footage of the movie they should do a prequel of the original crew that went into the other dimension and what happened to them, id pay big bucks
Not too mention that stuff like the ancient greeks invented the steam engine way before the industrial revolution but the technology was lost and forgotten until only recently and stuff like that happens often. This being multiple millennia before the 40k universe can be chocked up to it was a failure of massive proportions and was covered up and forgotten until way later when the gellar field technology made navigation of the warp not as risky
Close enough, but I believe it was The Romans with the wheeled kettle. The Romans actually had Steel and metallurgy nailed a bit better. But yes, Steam Engines were lost for a while. Can’t blame them entirely since Wind Power worked well for a while with windmills and sails.
The ship came back for its creator. He's part of it and the union is what is fuelling the horror. What happened in The Warp was a picnic, compared to what is going to happen after the film ends
I think by this point Khorne and Nurgle have already awaken, since I remember reading that these gods awoke around the time that Humanity was in the medieval/Dark Age though based on the events in the movie I do not think its specific to any of the gods, but just chaos in general and from another warp entity. Either that or this is influenced by the essence of the unawaken Slaanesh
It might be tzeetch influencing since madness and scheming is his thing, if it was khorn then they would just be killing each other and there's no plague so not nurgle and slaanesh is probably not born yet
@@ismaeljimenez6562 slaanesh technically still exist at this point, but in a non sentient entity, and won't awake until the destruction of the Eldar empire. The self torture/sex orgy of the original crew does represent Slaanesh
The chaos gods have been awake since way before humans. At most, what is happening, is that chaos, and tge chaos gods, are starting to pay attention to humans, because they poked their nose into the warp. This would also explain the weird happenings. Its not an entity on the event horizon. Its that one or more of the crew have psionic potebtual, and the corruption of the warp and the fear of the eldritch infinit chaos of the warp and chaos gods is simply overwhelming to the psi sensitive minds. So they go mad and affect the material universe psionically.
The Warp is a place beyond the material, it is the Immaterium, a place of pure emotion, the Gods of Chaos being born of the emotions of Man and other sabient beings such as the Elder. Not only is it a place beyond the material, it is a place beyond TIME, as such when Slaanesh was born from Eldar decadence, the other Gods of Chaos were already there. Thus, it is logical to assume that the Gods of Chaos have always been present, since the dawn of man, and when the Event Horizon first travelled to the Warp, they encountered them, and any deaemon they sent to infect the ship.
I’d say considering the blood orgy and all that, the 1st crew had a run in with proto-Slaanesh lol. There is, also in the lore, possibly an entity above the Chaos gods themselves, with the gods comprising an aspect of that entity. I wonder if that entity might be the Dark, yanno Chaos Undivided.
Like the other guy said it’s complicated. Within the warp Slaanesh always existed. As time is meaningless and flows strangely. But Slaanesh only emerged into the physical universe in the 30th millennium. Any cha uh d gods that will exist and exert control in real space already live in the warp This is the reason why Be’Lakor is a prince of all Chaos Gods despite predating Slaanesh’s emergence
Good content, my only critique is that it feels like you're reading from a script and that it is a little forced and unnatural, probably because you're new to making video's and still very self concious and nervous. Just try to relax a bit and ease into things. Will be eyeing your future vids regardless man, good call out on the Sargon Stream!
Also the flashes what happened to the crew. Besides the murder and killing and torturre, they also where having orgies and sodomy. Bascially feeling all human emotions all at once. Just like how the Aeldari spawned Slaanesh into existence by all the acts seen in Event Horizon but on a civilisation scale.
Something I don't understand about the WarHamer 40k Universe is that the Chaos Gods were created cuz of all Sentient Beings Thoughts right? So in a sense there should be both Gods of Chaos & Gods of Light, each of us has Dark Thoughts but we also have Good Thoughts such as: Love, Happiness, Peace, Order, Kindness and all other good things, so there should be Gods that represents those things other then the Emperor. Just a thought.
I know what you mean, but in grim dark future God Emperor is everything we can count with. Too much hope and this dark fantasy will become just another "fantasy", like many others
@@Astartes-6969 Well, over-the-top stuff is what makes Warhammer 40k being Warhammer 40k. Dark, edgy, stupid, absurd, awesome, all this is Warhammer 40k. But you can ease your heart, since Game Workshop is sabotaging they own franchise in name of a wide audience
@@Astartes-6969 Embracing woke politics and persecuting CGI movie creators on YT, because they own fan made Warhammer 40k movies. In short: Game Workshop is pulling a Disney without any big money or big audience to support it.
Event horizon isn’t a prequel to warhammer, it’s a visualization of biblical devices and locations. The artificial black hole machine is Ezekiel’s wheels, the ship disappears for 7 years which is a sabbath of years. The ship travelled to the realm of the dead which is Sheol or hades.
Nice Vid, but my only Complaint is that you said that the Chaos Gods weren’t fully Formed yet, but besides Slaanesh, all Chaos Gods have been Alive for Billions of Years at this Point, with Nurgle being the Oldest, having been Alive during the Start of the Universe, then Khorne and after him Tzeentch, with each of them being Billions of years old, other than that, the theory is pretty Good.
@SonofEyeaboveall Effoff as a 40k Fan The Lore is Confusing as the Warp I mean what in the Warp? They Exist at the Same time Not? Can you Remind me Again about the Warp? I do not have much Knowledge about the Warp beside Time Travel thing and Terrible Consequence
@@ronanchristiana.belleza9270 While Spook is correct in the aspect that each Chaos God was born in a certain order, once they are born in the warp, it's as if they have always existed if that makes sense. Time is very strange in the warp.
@@brosno5252 Yup this is correct. Since when you enter the warp you are nowhere, everywhere and anywhere aswell as existing in past, present and future all at once. Thats why you need navigators to find your endpoint after entering the warp. Blind jumps only work for extreme small distances compared to the endlesness of space.
This needs a 40k spin-off for sure ! It would fit nicely into early or pre STC 40k. Could start a new storyline in a bunch of ways and could go into the expansion of mankind etc.
I personally don't think it's any of the chaos gods but some kind of warp spawn as there does exist other things in the warp then just the main 4 or 3 at that time.
just saw the movie, first movie to scare me in years, they dont make em like they used to. also: ''its a place outside of our reality, a place of pure chaos, of pure evil...'' thats about all i need to hear lol
In the 40k lore, its confirmed that Khorne came into manifestation during the dark ages on earth, and is the oldest of the chaos gods, whilst Slaneesh, the youngest one, came into being somewhere between 25000 and 30000
Its very good that two chaos could be involved. the first crew was definitly corrupted by slaanesh, because of the weird and rapey shit they did to each other. The second in the movie got snatched by Tzeentch because the builder of the ship was to greedy for knowledge, and the scene with the eyes after the ship revived him (i think he turned into a deamon at this point). And it would match with the state in the past, because in a video, the event horizon existed 15000 years before the whole Age of strife.And we know how long humanity takes till they rediscover technology (10000 years of stagnation after the horus heresy).a good grimdark prequel for a truly grimdark Universe right ;)?
That depends. as it would be percieved, they where always there in existance, but this is not realy true. As you enter in the warp, you excist nowhere, everywhere and anywhere aswell as in the past, present and future all at the same time. So even if there was a time without chaos gods, the moment they where "born" it would be percieved they where always there. So it could very well be that during the time Event horizon when to the warp, no chaos gods excisted while once they where 'born' they would be percieved as excisting there at the same time as Event Horizon. Its a nice Paradox that doesnt make sense while it makes sense. So that could explain no chaos gods excisting in 3K and all the chaos gods existing in 40K while its percieved that the oldest of the chaos god excisted for billions of years from the birth of the universe, even if there was no sentient life to feed the chaos/warp.
In the event horizon logs of what the crew did to each other when slowed down the crew can be seen raping each other, that has never happened in 40k, so I would say 40k is soft compared to this.
probably some slaanesh deamons if we consdier the gory massacre and bdsm sex durign the video the ywatch . But the movie maybe more inspired by hellraiser than 40k even the similarties are strong .
@@ronniebots9225 In the first Hellraiser movie, the Cenobites said something along the lines of them being explorers of the furthest reaches of experience. So, they could be agents of Slannesh.
love the idea of the movie being in the 40k universe, so not here to take that away. I just noticed one thing, there is prob more but the captain has an american flag patch on his jacket sleeve. hate to say it but America is prob loong gone in 40k.
Funnily enough, I've heard recently from a one of Luetin09's lore videos that Mount Rushmore may very well still exist on Holy Terra. No idea which video, but they were referred to as something along the lines of "The Forgotten Heros" or something along those lines.
I'm not really sure what you are getting at here. I think you are taking the time frame of 40K far too literally. The theory is that Event Horizon takes place in the same "universe" as 40K, not the same time period; essentially very very early in humanity's quest to explore the stars, and being completely ignorant of The Warp, Chaos, etc. So of course the United States, UK, Australia and all the other nation states of Earth still exist, just like they did in the 40K universe. Not sure why you would think differently. Earth is still very much Earth in 40K, it's just, at this point, about 41000-42000 years into a very grim dark future.
@@BallisticSollution Your right and dont forget that during the dark age of technology alot has been forgotten about how tech works. So while event horizon in 3K we witness the basiscs on how warp travel was invented, in 40K they dont know how warp travel works, just that it works and how to build more warp drives. So current age 3K Earth could very well turn into Holy Terra of 40K. According to the deep lore, no one realy knows about Holy Terra ancient days and even in 37K years of recorded history, alot gets lost in the past.
Philip Eisner who wrote Event Horiazon confirmed himself he took inspiration from Warhammer 40K for this film. I consider that about as official as can get without calling it Warhammer.
In the event horizon logs of what the crew did to each other when slowed down the crew can be seen raping each other, that has never happened in 40k, so I would say 40k is soft compared to this.
@@fallendevonish1869 Slaneeshi corruption ?
@@fallendevonish1869 they weren’t *just* raping each other, they were brutalizing each other, torturing and mutilating. Sounds like there was a keeper of secrets that got onto the ship
@@fallendevonish1869 It is common among corrupted worlds, for people to devolve down to the most brutal emotions and acts as their sanity is torn apart. Scenes such as that video recording of the previous crew remind me why the inquisition is as heavy handed as it is. Purge the unclean. The Emperor protects.
@@fallendevonish1869 lmao seems like you really haven't paid attention to 40k if you think this is more hard-core.
the ship even looks like something that would be built in the 40K universe too, very martial and gothic
i’ve read somewhere that the design of the Event Horizon was modeled after a gothic cathedral
@@KudiGamer Notre dame cathedral no less, the double bell towers lying flat rather than being upright
Its 100k!
@ThyPeasantSlayer it most likly warhsmmer 3k bring j unthed third menium behfirevhumsnity evenbestablished vast space empire
_"Where we're going, we won't need eyes to see."_
always loved that line, so eerie
Tzenchians 101
"Eyes?!.." -*suspenseful pause- "Marty.. where we're going, we don't need eyes."
I always wondered why the De Lorean left a trail of fire, before disappearing into the air. Perhaps, Marty never traveled to the future, or the past. Maybe he entered an alternate dimension, a dimension of pure chaos...
Henry Cavill should demand they add a reference to the Event Horizon in the upcoming series.
Something of the sort. They certainly should at least try to explain the Warp
Honestly, and only after studying 40k for 5 minutes, this made watching Event Horizon wayyyy better for some reason
"i forgot the gellar field" the movie
I would place Hellraiser, Ghostbusters and Event Horison in the 40K universe as all three have something analogous to the Warp.
Not enough gore and demons.
Nah way too tame...
Hellraiser probably, Event Horizon Absolutely, Ghostbusters ? Nah fam, WAY too tame
@@uberfeel the first cut of Event Horizon apparently had too much gore and demons and they asked Andersen to edit it out. Unfortunately many of the cut scenes have been lost to time so we won't get the 130+ minute director's cut.
Hellraisers are just the spawn of slaanesh.
one of the things i love about 40k is that its set so far in the future that you can place basically any sci fi series in it and it mostly works
Not really as I can think of a few that wouldn't make sense.
For example, Star Wars, Mass Effect, Stargate, and Star Trek would be the worst sci-fi series to serve as prequels to Warhammer due to the FTL drives available would make the warp less appealing. Not to mention that humanity has fewer reasons to go xenophobe, unlike Warhammer 40K where most aliens think humans make a great food source or are just as bad as Dark Eldar.
It is hard to see Star Trek and Mass Effect's humanity go xenophobe due to first contact not leading to all-out war and relatively peaceful outcomes. While most species in the galaxy are pacifist or order-based societies in nature. Not to mention all the technology the Imperium of Man would kill for, like mass effect drive cores, FTL communication types, replicators, antimatter warp cores, and transporters.
Not to mention it be confusing to explain why humanity would use the Sea of Souls (Warp) if humanity had another FTL drive that could be slower but far more reliable (assuming technological development doesn't make it faster than the warp). I mean, Mass Effect FTL is 15 LY per day with Reapers able to achieve 30 per day. It takes a year on mapped routes to cross 30,000 LY while Mass Effect could, in theory, due that in 200 days, 100 if using Reaper tech.
@@raw6668uh, no it doesn't take a year. Where tf did you get that from?
@@IAmAlpharius20 I don't exactly remember the source. Just a story where they talked about establishing trade with a new sector becoming vital to the Imperium, and the person brings up saying it would take a year at least to get there from Terra, and the secotor was 30,000 ly away.
@@IAmAlpharius20warp travel isn’t instant. In fact, it varies how long warp travel takes. Just due to the nature of the warp.
brought here because you asked carl to visit on his stream, awesome video in my head canon this movie is part of 40k
would make X-men a little funky if Nightcrawler is taking regular dips in the Warp
@rejonmuchausen yeh buf ni jf nightcrker was in warp he dgetvfuvkd up prty hsve and pay wouldn't be able to survive the warp
You dont need eyes where we're going....
Definitely. The Warp does odd things, makes people act against any sense of reason, in any manner we'd understand...and then you get Plague Marines...
Stink boi's
@3:15, so according to the 40k lore, when in the immaterium/warp/chaos, time flows fluid in that past, present, and future all are happening simultaneously. So the 4 chaos gods absolutely exist. Judging from the “blood orgy” scene, I’ll appears the crew and ship made contact with Slaanesh.
Y'know that's a good point. The Warp is timeless and contradictory, you could very well encounter Slaanesh before the entity was "created".
By the time this movie, the gods Khorne, Tzeentch, and Nurgle had already manifested by the Middle Ages.
Tzeench is likely the one influencing the Event Horizon as he drives the crew mad.
Its not Nurgle as no plagues present and while Khorne also fits but the Crew are not just killing for killings sake.
And if i'm Correct the Year they Boarded Event Horizon is 2044
So Slaanesh hasn't been Born yet
@@ronanchristiana.belleza9270 Tzeench is the Best candidate, madness and mutations are his thing even if we saw less mutations here.
Also the line "Where we are going we won't need eyes to see" is somewhat Tzeenchian especially with the whole mutation and magic aspect.
@@ronanchristiana.belleza9270 and it can't be Khorne as he doesn't like suffering at all, thats a slaanesh thing. Khorne, He gets right to the point, bloodbath, murder, hatred.
@@alfredkabatay656 I think Like the Other Guy said
Tzeench is more Candidate than Slaanesh for s/he hasn't been Born Yet
Since they lost the footage of the movie they should do a prequel of the original crew that went into the other dimension and what happened to them, id pay big bucks
bruh the movie even got a bolter (literal bolts this time tho)
Not too mention that stuff like the ancient greeks invented the steam engine way before the industrial revolution but the technology was lost and forgotten until only recently and stuff like that happens often. This being multiple millennia before the 40k universe can be chocked up to it was a failure of massive proportions and was covered up and forgotten until way later when the gellar field technology made navigation of the warp not as risky
Close enough, but I believe it was The Romans with the wheeled kettle. The Romans actually had Steel and metallurgy nailed a bit better. But yes, Steam Engines were lost for a while. Can’t blame them entirely since Wind Power worked well for a while with windmills and sails.
Set in the early days of warp development before the Gellar field or navigators, make sense technology wise.
The ship came back for its creator. He's part of it and the union is what is fuelling the horror. What happened in The Warp was a picnic, compared to what is going to happen after the film ends
We going to ignore the 8 star of chaos when the core is in gate mode?
I think by this point Khorne and Nurgle have already awaken, since I remember reading that these gods awoke around the time that Humanity was in the medieval/Dark Age though based on the events in the movie I do not think its specific to any of the gods, but just chaos in general and from another warp entity. Either that or this is influenced by the essence of the unawaken Slaanesh
It might be tzeetch influencing since madness and scheming is his thing, if it was khorn then they would just be killing each other and there's no plague so not nurgle and slaanesh is probably not born yet
@@ismaeljimenez6562 slaanesh technically still exist at this point, but in a non sentient entity, and won't awake until the destruction of the Eldar empire. The self torture/sex orgy of the original crew does represent Slaanesh
@@Methyll that might be true for the first crew but for the second crew it was simply madness
The chaos gods have been awake since way before humans.
At most, what is happening, is that chaos, and tge chaos gods, are starting to pay attention to humans, because they poked their nose into the warp.
This would also explain the weird happenings.
Its not an entity on the event horizon.
Its that one or more of the crew have psionic potebtual, and the corruption of the warp and the fear of the eldritch infinit chaos of the warp and chaos gods is simply overwhelming to the psi sensitive minds. So they go mad and affect the material universe psionically.
This probably means nothing, but I do hear Sam Neil's character, Dr Weir, shout "Malal" when he's being sucked out into the vacuum of space.
He’s saying “Miller”, as in Fishburne’s character Captain Miller.
@@k.g.grekul8149 Aaah yes, I think it is that now that you mention it. :3
Guardsmen submit to the will of chaos aboard an abandoned hulk; circa M41
The Warp is a place beyond the material, it is the Immaterium, a place of pure emotion, the Gods of Chaos being born of the emotions of Man and other sabient beings such as the Elder. Not only is it a place beyond the material, it is a place beyond TIME, as such when Slaanesh was born from Eldar decadence, the other Gods of Chaos were already there. Thus, it is logical to assume that the Gods of Chaos have always been present, since the dawn of man, and when the Event Horizon first travelled to the Warp, they encountered them, and any deaemon they sent to infect the ship.
The Chaos marines' Codex was released shortly after the movie.
I’d say considering the blood orgy and all that, the 1st crew had a run in with proto-Slaanesh lol. There is, also in the lore, possibly an entity above the Chaos gods themselves, with the gods comprising an aspect of that entity. I wonder if that entity might be the Dark, yanno Chaos Undivided.
I wouldn’t be surprised if maybe the entity was Malice, the chaos god of anarchy.
3 chaos gods existed only slaanesh was not fully born jet
Like the other guy said it’s complicated. Within the warp Slaanesh always existed. As time is meaningless and flows strangely. But Slaanesh only emerged into the physical universe in the 30th millennium. Any cha uh d gods that will exist and exert control in real space already live in the warp
This is the reason why Be’Lakor is a prince of all Chaos Gods despite predating Slaanesh’s emergence
Good content, my only critique is that it feels like you're reading from a script and that it is a little forced and unnatural, probably because you're new to making video's and still very self concious and nervous. Just try to relax a bit and ease into things.
Will be eyeing your future vids regardless man, good call out on the Sargon Stream!
Yeah I was thinking the same thing.
@@TheMash-upChannel No stress man. Its a learning experience, main thing is to have fun!
Also the flashes what happened to the crew. Besides the murder and killing and torturre, they also where having orgies and sodomy. Bascially feeling all human emotions all at once. Just like how the Aeldari spawned Slaanesh into existence by all the acts seen in Event Horizon but on a civilisation scale.
Something I don't understand about the WarHamer 40k Universe is that the Chaos Gods were created cuz of all Sentient Beings Thoughts right?
So in a sense there should be both Gods of Chaos & Gods of Light, each of us has Dark Thoughts but we also have Good Thoughts such as: Love, Happiness, Peace, Order, Kindness and all other good things, so there should be Gods that represents those things other then the Emperor.
Just a thought.
I know what you mean, but in grim dark future God Emperor is everything we can count with. Too much hope and this dark fantasy will become just another "fantasy", like many others
@@igodreamer7096
Yea but too much Dark & Edgy stuff just makes it cringe.
@@Astartes-6969 Well, over-the-top stuff is what makes Warhammer 40k being Warhammer 40k. Dark, edgy, stupid, absurd, awesome, all this is Warhammer 40k. But you can ease your heart, since Game Workshop is sabotaging they own franchise in name of a wide audience
@@igodreamer7096
Wait what are they doing?
@@Astartes-6969 Embracing woke politics and persecuting CGI movie creators on YT, because they own fan made Warhammer 40k movies. In short: Game Workshop is pulling a Disney without any big money or big audience to support it.
Event horizon isn’t a prequel to warhammer, it’s a visualization of biblical devices and locations. The artificial black hole machine is Ezekiel’s wheels, the ship disappears for 7 years which is a sabbath of years. The ship travelled to the realm of the dead which is Sheol or hades.
Nice Vid, but my only Complaint is that you said that the Chaos Gods weren’t fully Formed yet, but besides Slaanesh, all Chaos Gods have been Alive for Billions of Years at this Point, with Nurgle being the Oldest, having been Alive during the Start of the Universe, then Khorne and after him Tzeentch, with each of them being Billions of years old, other than that, the theory is pretty Good.
@SonofEyeaboveall Effoff as a 40k Fan
The Lore is Confusing as the Warp
I mean what in the Warp?
They Exist at the Same time Not?
Can you Remind me Again about the Warp?
I do not have much Knowledge about the Warp beside Time Travel thing and Terrible Consequence
@@ronanchristiana.belleza9270 While Spook is correct in the aspect that each Chaos God was born in a certain order, once they are born in the warp, it's as if they have always existed if that makes sense. Time is very strange in the warp.
@@brosno5252 Yup this is correct. Since when you enter the warp you are nowhere, everywhere and anywhere aswell as existing in past, present and future all at once. Thats why you need navigators to find your endpoint after entering the warp. Blind jumps only work for extreme small distances compared to the endlesness of space.
And fun is what it is all about. Great video, keep up :)
Very nice stuff, my dude
This needs a 40k spin-off for sure !
It would fit nicely into early or pre STC 40k. Could start a new storyline in a bunch of ways and could go into the expansion of mankind etc.
I personally don't think it's any of the chaos gods but some kind of warp spawn as there does exist other things in the warp then just the main 4 or 3 at that time.
just saw the movie, first movie to scare me in years, they dont make em like they used to. also: ''its a place outside of our reality, a place of pure chaos, of pure evil...'' thats about all i need to hear lol
So the question I have, do you think the ship was possesed by the power of one particular god or all of them?
In the 40k lore, its confirmed that Khorne came into manifestation during the dark ages on earth, and is the oldest of the chaos gods, whilst Slaneesh, the youngest one, came into being somewhere between 25000 and 30000
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Hehe, and with the deleted footage the EH became the Slaanesh Party Bus. XD
Considering what the former crew is seen doing to each other, it would fit in quite well with Slaanesh
Lol I watched this movie way back before I even knew about 40k. Now I'm a fan
I learned this a long time ago.
Its very good that two chaos could be involved. the first crew was definitly corrupted by slaanesh, because of the weird and rapey shit they did to each other. The second in the movie got snatched by Tzeentch because the builder of the ship was to greedy for knowledge, and the scene with the eyes after the ship revived him (i think he turned into a deamon at this point). And it would match with the state in the past, because in a video, the event horizon existed 15000 years before the whole Age of strife.And we know how long humanity takes till they rediscover technology (10000 years of stagnation after the horus heresy).a good grimdark prequel for a truly grimdark Universe right ;)?
Your 40k lore is of because the chaos gods excluding slaanesh are way older and were around for a good long while
That depends. as it would be percieved, they where always there in existance, but this is not realy true. As you enter in the warp, you excist nowhere, everywhere and anywhere aswell as in the past, present and future all at the same time. So even if there was a time without chaos gods, the moment they where "born" it would be percieved they where always there.
So it could very well be that during the time Event horizon when to the warp, no chaos gods excisted while once they where 'born' they would be percieved as excisting there at the same time as Event Horizon. Its a nice Paradox that doesnt make sense while it makes sense.
So that could explain no chaos gods excisting in 3K and all the chaos gods existing in 40K while its percieved that the oldest of the chaos god excisted for billions of years from the birth of the universe, even if there was no sentient life to feed the chaos/warp.
3/4 were there.
Yep came here from Akkad
It's cannon
You don't show up when I search for your channel specifically.
corrado malanga guys....
In the event horizon logs of what the crew did to each other when slowed down the crew can be seen raping each other, that has never happened in 40k, so I would say 40k is soft compared to this.
It's implied with slaneesh and dark Eldar but never really talked about cus people can't handle grimdark stuff
Slaanesh
Slaneesh, the God of perfection and Torture
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probably some slaanesh deamons if we consdier the gory massacre and bdsm sex durign the video the ywatch .
But the movie maybe more inspired by hellraiser than 40k even the similarties are strong .
the only difference is that the Cenobites dont touch their subjects and draw out desires and sin while the Chaos gods are very hands on.
@@ronniebots9225 In the first Hellraiser movie, the Cenobites said something along the lines of them being explorers of the furthest reaches of experience. So, they could be agents of Slannesh.
Anybody notice the imperium's insignia on cowboy Curtis' uniform it's a patch? Just noticed it for the first time myself.
love the idea of the movie being in the 40k universe, so not here to take that away. I just noticed one thing, there is prob more but the captain has an american flag patch on his jacket sleeve.
hate to say it but America is prob loong gone in 40k.
Funnily enough, I've heard recently from a one of Luetin09's lore videos that Mount Rushmore may very well still exist on Holy Terra. No idea which video, but they were referred to as something along the lines of "The Forgotten Heros" or something along those lines.
I'm not really sure what you are getting at here. I think you are taking the time frame of 40K far too literally. The theory is that Event Horizon takes place in the same "universe" as 40K, not the same time period; essentially very very early in humanity's quest to explore the stars, and being completely ignorant of The Warp, Chaos, etc. So of course the United States, UK, Australia and all the other nation states of Earth still exist, just like they did in the 40K universe. Not sure why you would think differently. Earth is still very much Earth in 40K, it's just, at this point, about 41000-42000 years into a very grim dark future.
@@BallisticSollution Your right and dont forget that during the dark age of technology alot has been forgotten about how tech works. So while event horizon in 3K we witness the basiscs on how warp travel was invented, in 40K they dont know how warp travel works, just that it works and how to build more warp drives.
So current age 3K Earth could very well turn into Holy Terra of 40K. According to the deep lore, no one realy knows about Holy Terra ancient days and even in 37K years of recorded history, alot gets lost in the past.
background music is so fucking irritating
this is a pretty weak theory