Thanks for watching guys! Hope you enjoyed!

@zonatedspore97acamas

8 ай бұрын

Leaving comments for the algorithm!

@taravati181

8 ай бұрын

We're going to be wiped out by WW3 long before we make it off this rock. Humanity is doomed to fail thanks to a few evil people.

@erik_gaming7026

8 ай бұрын

E

@Tp_Luca_qT

8 ай бұрын

Good Job ✌️🍻

@guardiantko3220

8 ай бұрын

Praise the algorithm, I hope you are having a great week, man. It's always a good day when you post

They opened a portal into the Warp and were driven insane by the Immaterium, and you can't tell me anything different. This movie is the ultimate prequel to Warhammer 40k, before the invention of the Geller Field.

@RoanokeGaming

8 ай бұрын

Pretty wild isn't it?

@Xynth25

8 ай бұрын

​@@RoanokeGamingIt's great, because obviously the idea of opening a portal to Hell isn't unique to 40k but it just fits so perfectly on every level to 40k.

@plmokm33

8 ай бұрын

Considering the Director wanted to make a 40k movie but didn't have the budget, this is all but canon at this point.

@IstvanDropSite

8 ай бұрын

Old Night vibes.

@witchinggecko4271

8 ай бұрын

​@@Xynth25yeah. Warhammer stole the idea of fast travel through hell from Minecraft lol Edit: I knew this would trigger some fanboys

Still has one of the most realistic and best lines in a horror movie. After watching the crew log with all the screaming. "We're leaving"

@beneagleson3026

8 ай бұрын

I thought you were going to say TJ’s line “sir, this ship is f@cked”

@TheFailedmessiah

8 ай бұрын

Also not only are they leaving, he will take the lewis and Clark to a safe distance away from the event horizon and launch a missile strike until she is vaporized. Fuck this ship...

@Andlekin

7 ай бұрын

This is my acid test for a good horror movie. Do the characters act believably. Not "do they make the smartest decisions", just like if you see this horrific video log of how the former crew turned themselves into human-flavored jelly the only logical response is "We're leaving" followed shortly by "F*$k this ship!"

@robbo8611

7 ай бұрын

​​@@AndlekinI think I saw a making of clip years ago that talked about how the log, with the whole crew flaying themselves, was much much longer. I think the masters of that shoot are lost now so it'll never get released but it was supposed to be in the movie. It got cut waaaaay down because it was extremely disturbing. God I'd love to see the whole thing in it's entirety.

@Andlekin

7 ай бұрын

@@robbo8611 - I think cutting it to the current length was the right decision. It communicated everything it needed to, and if it was longer the Lewis and Clark crew would have had no reason to keep watching it. Just save the file to a floppy disc, and bring it back home as evidence.

In the novelization of the film it’s elaborated upon that … when Justin is sucked into the core he meets *someone* on the other side. He says that Justin is not the type of person that “is needed” for his tasks and sends Justin back through. The person that Justin saw is also the person that takes Weir’s form at the end, not actually Weir himself. It also explains that Peters is not just chasing her son around. She assumes that the ship conceivably has the power to bring her son on board and she doesn’t want him to be taken to hell, which gives her a bit more credit.

@youknowkbbaby

8 ай бұрын

The event horizon book was really difficult to find.

@Hambie76

7 ай бұрын

That's right! I read that book too. And guys, this movie is NOT a frigging Warhammer prequel of any kind.

@CrniWuk

7 ай бұрын

@@Hambie76 Maybe it is not. But it very well could be!

@jacobnash9755

7 ай бұрын

Id like to read it. Does it contain any second person from that entity or is it all oriented from the perceptions of the crew even if they are not "looking." I ask because without any second person centered on that charater, it could be they each hallucinate a "being" taking those actions... but either they all saw an equally vague being or completley different ones that the writing allowed you to assume was the same. This could be explained by each of their individual beliefs or fears of portals/hell and religion. Someone that isn't fully lucid might act like someone in a dream. Where you know someone behind you picked up a wrench and you know they are about to use it on you but you act as if you dont until they hit you from behind with it. How dreams play out 3rd person at times. You can only react to what the "you" in the dream can see even if you can see it all happening. So she knew it was a shape shifter and not her kid BUT she couldn't react as if it wasnt her kid because that part wasn't from her pov even though she is aware of the entire hallucination.

@MakiPcr

7 ай бұрын

I didn't know there was a book, I'll be sure to look for it

Apparently there was a lost cut of this movie with 30 minutes of deleted scenes, they tried to cut out a lot of a gore before release. The loss of those 30 minutes is a great tragedy.

@pietrayday9915

5 ай бұрын

Supposedly, the (in-universe) recovered video from the 'Event Horizon' was much longer and more explicit, and that's one of the more significant lost bits of the movie. I think that cutting that might have been the right decision: what we get in brief, almost subliminal flashes, and in the reactions of other characters (in show-don't-tell fashion) probably works more effectively to get the point across than graphically spelling it out for the audience would have. The effect is still gruesome, given that what we DO see is still pretty graphic, but somewhat comparable to the effective use of discretionary cuts from violence in great movies like the original versions of 'Psycho' and 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre', where pretty much all the most shocking "gore" is left to our imagination, so effectively that we remember things like the infamous Shower Scene or the scene of someone being attacked by a masked man with a sledgehammer as being far more gruesome than they really were. Where we're going, we don't need eyes (or 30 minutes of explicit gore) to see.... THAT said, as a completist and someone who hates losing anything that someone put effort and craftsmanship into, it does seem like sort of a shame when something gets cut from a movie, even for the better, and then lost forever so that even the curious can't check it out and see for themselves whether cutting it was the right decision. There's just something about lost media in general that sort of haunts me: things that were once available, but now only exist as rumors, dim memories, ghosts of media left to dimly haunt those of us left behind....

@imaferretmaster

4 ай бұрын

Also the original script included scenes of the place the event horizon went to, and lovecraftian eldritch beings were going to be heavily implied.

@Kawamura2

4 ай бұрын

@@imaferretmasterI think eldritch lovecraftian beings were already implied, somewhat, just not shown, as in some of Lovecraft's best work. When you are able to see the monsters, they tend not to have the horrific effect, or it wears off quickly and can become very cheesy. I'm glad they didn't show the beings responsible for all the chaos, because it makes it more horrifying.

@StallionStudios1234

2 ай бұрын

They should update the movie to update it with our current timeline like pushing this out another 100 years.

@adamkaufman724

Ай бұрын

The negatives for the film were stored poorly and were destroyed, sadly. This is the only cut that exists.

I remember seeing this at the cinema and everyone burst out laughing at the "We're leaving..." scene 😂 It's just so weird to see a character make an IMMEDIATE sensible decision in a horror movie!

@ericwhite1942

8 ай бұрын

Lol, yeah the characters have to stay in the haunted house otherwise there's no story, but as a writer you should show them making every effort to leave such a terrifying and dangerous place even if they can't for one reason or another

@TheAnimalWolverine

8 ай бұрын

Like that kind of weird shit does not sit well with me also 😂

@mainpage725

8 ай бұрын

Must've been epic to see this on the big screen

@shagrat47

8 ай бұрын

​@@mainpage725It definitely was! At that time most horror flicks followed a certain sequence, of shock and relief, or at least calm moments. Later I saw an interview with the directors and they pointed out it was a deliberate decision to minimize the relief moments and keep up the tension. Not remotely knowing what to expect (spoilers weren't such a common issue in those days) the film was... Let's say "intense"!😂 I loved the complete absence of alien monsters and the focus on the human mind.

@HeatherHolt

8 ай бұрын

@@shagrat47thank goodness they didn’t follow the old tried and true formula. It’s like the thing…. Just constant stress! And I love it.

The fact that Wehr was able to see everything around him without eyes and throw people across the entire room shows that something supernatural was definitely going on.

@hanneskarlbom6644

8 ай бұрын

Maybe a lack of gravity and damage to the part of the brain that limits strength. And who knows, maybe he had his eyes the wholle time and him tearing them out was just a hallucination, since youd probably bleed to death or something quite fast if you just ripped them out.

@planescaped

8 ай бұрын

@@hanneskarlbom6644 brb, testing hypothesis

@ALIKN1-1

8 ай бұрын

Exactly

@hanneskarlbom6644

8 ай бұрын

@@planescaped ?

@GothPaoki

8 ай бұрын

There's no part of the brain that limits strength...

Because this was a prototype Warp engine the engineers were unaware of the necessity for what would be a Gellar Field, allowing raw energy from the Warp to bleed through the Hellraiser puzzle box equivalent of an FTL drive. And it's clearly energy bleeding through from the Realm of Slaanesh because of how the previous crew was behaving on camera.

@survivalstrategist3508

7 ай бұрын

Or khorne slaanesh wouldn't be born yet until around 20000 years into the future. Or it could be slaanesh since time in the warp isn't exactly linear.

@tedwojtasik8781

7 ай бұрын

Why does it always have to be a hell realm, or portal to hell, or singularity to hell. Why not a portal to fairy-land, or Lidsville USA, or something positive? Why can't Buddha or Krishna, or Christ be there with a massive hookah stoned AF and offer a toke of the finest hash available? I would watch that movie, I would LOVE that movie 🙂

@danielpeckham5520

7 ай бұрын

@@tedwojtasik8781 that's Alice in Wonderland, Wizard of Oz, Labyrinth etc.

@titanomachy2217

7 ай бұрын

@tedwojtasik8781 You should try watching The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, that's got a portal to a dreamland sort of thing, it's a Terry Gilliam film, it's great. It's also the last film Heath Ledger was in, he died during filming and they had to replace him and they wove that into the story itself, having I think five different actors portray his character. It has Tom Waits in it too, he plays the Devil, but don't worry he's not all scary or whatever, it's not a frightening movie really. Fantasy with a touch of comedy.

@commiehunter733

7 ай бұрын

​@@tedwojtasik8781because of dark matter/ dark energy

Pretty sure the core was actually made to look like an angel. Not the ones everyone thinks about, but the actually biblically accurate ones that are basically feverdream nightmare fuel. Specifically the "wheels angel" which is described as a set of rings or wheels turning within each other covered in eyes. It's sometimes depicted having an orb or eye in the center as well and is usually also show to be wreathed in fire. The eyes part of this is pretty important because there's a big thing with eyes in this movie. There are hidden eyes all over the ship, most of the victims suffer some trauma to the eyes or lose them altogether, and there are eye looking things on the core which itself sometimes looks like an eye.The eyes are said to be the windows to the soul so victims losing their eyes or having them damaged could be like saying that they're losing their souls or suffering some damage to them in some way. There's also a bunch of lines about seeing which may also play into the idea of people not being able to make sense of what they've seen and losing their minds or hallucinating as a result. All that being said, I think the core definitely took them to hell and then was sent back to secure more souls. There's religious symbolism all over the ship hidden in plain sight such as the windows on the bridge forming a cross, the ship itself being a cross, the core looking like an angel and eyes being present basically everywhere in the design of the ship. Fishburn's character is torn apart inside by something he did and eventually is redeemed by self sacrifice which is a huge theme in Christianity in general, sacrifice and redemption. Wier's wife commits suicide which is a mortal sin in old-school Christianity (and still is in most denominations) resulting in her losing her soul which is why she appears to him without eyes. Justin is more than likely possessed and acting as some sort of sleeper agent as a contingency for the ship being destroyed. His eyes are damaged in his misadventure in hard vacuum which could be symbolism for him being tainted by the other side. When Wier fully goes nuts he takes his own eyes symbolizing him losing his sould to the dark and he tells his crewmates they wont need their eyes where they're going (theyre souls are forfeit and they no longer own them). The woman who dies has her eyes go black, possibly because of how close she is to the core (maybe her soul was taken immediately). The remaining crew members are probably also screwed because of the whole possessed Justin thing which is why the movie ends on that scene of the door closing looking very much like an eye.

@foxsecret

7 ай бұрын

do you mean ophanim?

@l1wolf14av

7 ай бұрын

@@foxsecret yup, that's them

@maganius

7 ай бұрын

I knew from interviews that the Event Horizon was based on Notre Dame, for example. But not much more was said about a biblical aspect of the film, at least that I can remember. But your explanation actually makes sense in that context. I always assumed that the hell "mentioned" here was only to be understood as a metaphor, but perhaps it actually had to be taken literally.

@A_Stereotypical_Heretic

7 ай бұрын

​@@maganiusI think it's ultimately left up to imagination, I suppose so it would have appeal to all sides of the debate about theism vs atheism, scientists can be happy, Christians can be happy, atheists can be happy, total normies can be happy.

@Katya_Lastochka

7 ай бұрын

Those werent angels nor were they described as anything other than creatures. The wheels within wheels, the creatures with 4 faces, these were always shown in visions, or dreams. It is very likely that they were symbolic, just like many of the visions the prophets saw. Joseph's dream about the 7 sheaths of grain were about the coming 7 years of famine. In Revelation, where the prostitute is sitting on a beast on top of waters, the waters are directly said to represent people. Just ss the lake of fire is stated to mean the second death, into which death itself will be thrown. So none of these things are real, and its very likely that all of Revelation is symbolic.

I always thought it was particularly evil that the event horizon's possession would let go of Justin just after activating the air lock leaving him alert, disorientated and alone in his last moments.

@corvus8638

8 ай бұрын

I think he went into a coma

@daydreamdirty

8 ай бұрын

Same

@stepheneaton4978

8 ай бұрын

Slaanesh at work bruh. He/She/It was sitting in the Immaterium viciously rubbing their 3 sets of nipples watching that poor kid about to die.

@DaydreamOrca

8 ай бұрын

​@@corvus8638even though it's the future, he might not ever wake up or suffered heaps of brain damage that could take years to recover from. So his last conscious moments.

@mckid2683

8 ай бұрын

I agree. Screw any1 saying it was a hallucination in his last moments trying to "explain" away the horror of it all! I'm with you and think it was just pure malice from the entity which was the "Event Horizon" or whatever "Evil" possessed it after the portal was 1st activated

Flopped horribly at release but now has assumed it's rightful place as a sci-fi horror classic. It's one of those very rare movies where ALL the characters are played perfectly by every member of the cast, there are absolutely NO fillers at all. Thanks for this, a very worthy addition to the Roanoke library :)

@JBSpookyReview

8 ай бұрын

Eh not all of the characters are great, cooper was generic typical 90's black guy stereotype and didn't fit in at all.

@GR-bn3xj

8 ай бұрын

Reminds me of the thing, a flop at the box office but now considered a classic

@TheRealBatCave

8 ай бұрын

​@@GR-bn3xjcue the remakes.....

@illiteratealphabetagency9716

8 ай бұрын

I wanted to like this movie, and kinda did, but it’s just too short to really sink in. Then I realized it was directed by a guy who does video game movies . . . that’s about right.

@Donlad222

8 ай бұрын

@@illiteratealphabetagency9716 to be fair, at the time, the only game movie he made was Mortal Kombat.

To me, the last scene always meant that not only was the ship alive, but it still was functional and a threat, even without the core: you have Stark still haunted by visions, but most of all, the last shot has the door closing on its own to bring the end screen. I always took the door moving on its own as a signal that despite Morpheus' sacrifice, the ship was still fully operational.

@DeadPixel1105

6 ай бұрын

"Morpheus" 😂😂

@stevepalpatine2828

3 ай бұрын

I think its because the part of the ship they used as a lifeboat was still part of the Event Horizon, and once the ship had been in the Warp it changed the ship, so even though the core was gone, the whole ship was infested, so the part they were in was still able to affect them.

@joeyk3134

2 ай бұрын

I think the door closing at the end was just a creative way of transitioning the scene

@HiopX

2 ай бұрын

well since the section meant to function as a life raft, keeping functionality isn't weird at all.

@knarfweasel

Ай бұрын

It sucks that Morpheus was teleported to hell at the end of the movie

I always took the "meat paste" as that's what happens when the ship jumps and you are not in the stasis tubes. It's only on one wall and nowhere else on the ship. The life readings isn't the mess. The ship came back to our reality alive or rather infested with life from wherever it went.....

@jacobnash9755

7 ай бұрын

It shows it on multiple walls but only repeatedly and well focused on one set of bulkheads.

@NKWittmann

5 ай бұрын

Nah the ship is alive as in haunted

@NKWittmann

5 ай бұрын

Literally that dude is telling the story of a spaceship coming back from hell with scientific explanations and facts and logic. He never got the point. So the ship is actually alive because it is covered by microbial life. Yay. Must be the most boring nerd ever

@NKWittmann

5 ай бұрын

Here's the thing. Horror is trying to be scary by making the spectators lose their grip upon reality. That is why unexplainable and paranormal things happen in the movie. None are meant to be interpreted by science or logic. The brain is only ever at ease when it has a sense of control upon its surroundings, and events are predictable. That us the first thing a horror movie must destroy. The exposition about the science behind a warp drive is only there to establish a rational explanation from which to lose your footing later as you dive into the unknown. The unknown is what is exciting. A lecture about humans as a species evolving among the stars a million years from now was never the point. That is why Event Horizon as it was made is a cult classic and a scientific rationality was never provided. It is literally - as in, that is what is portrayed in the movie - a ship going through hell, killing all lf its crews AND raping your logic on its way. That's the thrill.

@StallionStudios1234

2 ай бұрын

Grammarly is an AI writing partner. Take a look at that, it really sounds like her. She has a clear shot and its good. Bam that is a 3 pointer! Look at that passing game bill. Its 4:50, can they beat the buzzer? I have never seen a team move this well.

My favorite part about the Lewis and Clark is the captains chair. A visual effects artist thought, "that's probably how they're going to do chairs in the future." and went with it.

@lucascoval828

8 ай бұрын

SOLD.

@jaysherman2615

8 ай бұрын

It is only the natural evolution of a rolling swivel chair.

@jst1man

8 ай бұрын

Actually, this is used in Babylon 5 for Zero G ships. It allows the Captain to move around the bridge during high G maneuvers.

@ZX-Gear

8 ай бұрын

Only the beat of Gamer Chairs for the Captain.

@bombomos

8 ай бұрын

​@@jst1manI don't know why anyone would need to move around a bridge during high G maneuvers

You'd think Earth would be sending dozens of ships out to investigate the Event Horizon in an instance like this. It's always just one lone team/ship/squad sent to investigate. It would be interesting seeing a horror movie that had a more realistic response with dozens or hundreds of researchers on site. They could even play on the false sense of security having so many people around would bring.

@SpiKSpaN-ei6zq

8 ай бұрын

Way too efficient. We're on a budget in this bit*h.. 😂😂

@colossus316

8 ай бұрын

@@SpiKSpaN-ei6zq 🤣🤣🤣 FACTS !

@kennethbryant5819

8 ай бұрын

Sounds good but the budget would shoot over $100 million and most horrors tend to stay below 50. A horror novel or comic could play with that idea maybe.

@beneagleson3026

8 ай бұрын

You might send an advance party to secure the site whilst the full tech team mobilized. Also ships and teams are expensive you want to know something is there to salvage or actually requires salvage - EH was intact the advance team could have brought the ship to a yard under its real space drive if not for warp chicanery

@arthas640

8 ай бұрын

Yeah, like every time some new plane, missle, or ship gets lost in the ocean there's a race between every major sea power to grab it first so they can check it out and steal/protect the technology on board and even with mundane stuff like ordinary ships and planes there's still a small army of volunteers hunting it down. Once during the cold war a plane slid off an aircraft carrier and there were dozens of subs looking all over the sea bed to check it out.

“Everyone thinks how bad hell is” … “it’s so much worse”

The ship was alive and, yes there were some hallucinations, but these were manifested by the ship. There are various reason why it was not all just the crew imaging these and here are some reason why -Weir was dreaming about the floating body on the ship before even going there almost as if calling to him, and upon arrival that same body was there - The portal activating and opened by itself when they first boarded and when it was siphoning the power - Cooper was also hit by blast and yet he never hallucinated anything - When Peters, after falling to her death, the hallucination of her son was still there looking down on her (possible dying sight but doubt it) - This is a big one! When Weir removed his eyes, he was still somehow able to locate and rip the bomb off the ship side panel, take it all the way to the other ship, put it in a hiding place and arm it to a specific time, go back to the main ship, go to the infirmary, and fight and spread eagle D.J. Then go to the main area, and knock out Stark and hide himself for when Morpheus comes in, where he stealthily picks up Morpheus's arrowgun next to him and get in the chair without being noticed. Then able to see Stark try to hit him and throw her across the room with one hand and perfectly aim at Cooper outside the ship. Doing all this with no eyes is impossible without supernatural help or at least would take hours especially without getting noticed -When the walls were bleeding near the end, both Cooper and Stark saw this, but also in a deleted scene she sees Weir break out of the giant water/jel tank in the center of the sleep chamber room that filled with blood which can be shown still broken in the ending scene -Also it took awhile for me to notice this but when Morpheus went off for his last stand he specifically told Stark in the sleep chamber room to close the door behind him since it has to be manually open/closed. When the rescuers arrived and she was going crazy they started yelling to get medical help, at this time the doors started automatically closing showing that part of the ship was still alive

@user-wk5rx1nv2q

5 ай бұрын

for me the biggest tell is when Weir quite literally showed Morpheus Hell, how can you show someone a hallucination? and the hallucination although quick is pretty graphic with people torn apart by barbwire what traumatic even would inspire this?

@TerranceDavis-lu3yr

4 ай бұрын

Good explanation. A guy with no eyes getting more done in a short time than i do all day is sad. I feel better knowing he cheated.

One thing you may have forgotten to note, is that Weir was completely blind when he was roaming the ship and while he meticulously dissected DJ. I think the issues going on with the ship and crew, definitely went well beyond brain damage and hallucination but overall, I think you covered it quite well.

@jst1man

8 ай бұрын

Argument: Wier created the Event Horizon why wouldn't he know every inch. The fact that he reacted without eyes could be his hearing adaptation to being blind. Also remember if we say this isn't supernatural then with all his adrenals exploding, he's just a juggernaut and his mind with all the pain and stimulus is an extreme psychotic break. I have known Police officers that talked about the old days and people strung out on Heroin. They mentioned someone putting their hand through a windshield and not feeling it, till they came down. As for the dissection he's a guy that's a genius level and has been through Universities! Biology is a common factor in college or did you forget. It may have been his mind seeing something and creating it. Like when you have an epiphany about a creative idea. Horrible thought, but there it is!

@CodeeXD

8 ай бұрын

​@@jst1manyou don't instantly gain super hearing the moment you go blind so that's just silly saying he navigated through hearing. Bro was just juiced off the warp that's it

@_NutcasE_

8 ай бұрын

​​@@CodeeXDnot to mention blind people dont develop superhearing, they just use hearing more prominantly as its the only sense they can rely on. So they naturally pick up on more minute sounds because they are paying more attention to them, but for that attention to develop, like you said, the person would need to adapt to loss of previous primary sense of navigation sight. Its not gonna be "oh I'm blind guess I'm daredevil now"

@shadowshockwave

8 ай бұрын

@@jst1man I believe the supernatural explaination. But I'm willing to have the discussion about other possibilities. One thing to consider against the supernatural explainaiton is Wehr did shoot out a window to space because he was reacting to a sound of a person. He didn't realize the person was not in the room.

@strawberrylotlizard

8 ай бұрын

​@@jst1manhe designed the actual device doesn't mean he knows the entire ship down to the nuts and bolts bro

Only now do I realize the true reason that Lawrence Fishburne got the role as Morpheus. He had a lot of experience working on a set much like that of the Nebuchadnezzar with a small cast and film crew already. Oh, and he played the role of captain of the ship.

@meatwax

7 ай бұрын

I'm actually convinced this is a prequel to the matrix. MA simulation where Morpheus got some of his skills

@darkservantofheaven

7 ай бұрын

Well, there was a nightmare matrix full of demonic and hellish programs designed to torment the humans. Also Laurence Fishburne was among New Line Cenimas choices for Blade (who easily fits the Nightmare Matrix). Laurence gets to do some Blade adjacent shit in Matrix Reloaded

@jordanjohnston655

5 ай бұрын

Wait until you find out about Apocalypse Now

@JNJ1983

4 ай бұрын

He plays Captain several times...in Passengers, too.

@kye698

2 ай бұрын

Yeah I love watching random movies and totally seeing where another casting director was like “that guy. I need him”

Roanoke: Science of the science for the science Me: Yup....looks like Tzeentch is playing 6d chess with mortals again

The most insane and unrealistic part of this to me is that cigarettes would ever be allowed aboard a space ship.

@brandocalrissian3294

2 ай бұрын

Yeah, lighting up in an all oxygen environment doesn't sound like a great idea. Reminds me of a scene from thank you for smoking where they address smoking in space.

@kyrozudesoya1829

2 ай бұрын

They wouldn't have an air mixture like that it'd be more like on Earth to avoid that. The real issue would be the air being recycled and leaving a bad odor in the ship.

@moxxy3565

2 ай бұрын

@@kyrozudesoya1829 yeah ... That's what I meant lol

"Going faster than the speed of light is simple, just go the speed of light then step on the gas peddle" - Internet Historian

They lit a candle in the void. It let them see the path ahead but revealed them to all the things hiding in the dark

@kato1kalin

8 ай бұрын

I like this because it's not tied to any particular setting. It reminded me of warframe and the man in the wall.

@SpiKSpaN-ei6zq

8 ай бұрын

👍

@mojoe6396

8 ай бұрын

I imagine you saying this in Pinheads voice.

@Archris17

8 ай бұрын

Worse, it lets the things in the dark see _them._ But that's humanity for you: We keep losing people, but the ones left behind get glimpses of what's out there and gradually adapt tools and strategies to fight back.

@christbenitez8797

8 ай бұрын

The dark forest theory

This movie…. Was just so good. Also the Back to the Future reference just makes it even more quirky 😂 “Where we’re going, we don’t need eyes to see.” “Where we’re going, we don’t need roads!” That can’t have been by chance.

@LisaBowers

6 ай бұрын

I never put that together. Thank you for that!

I’m convinced “that’s not a load bearing structure” is a sentence every man utters at least once in his life.

@GiubileiFernando

Ай бұрын

That's what I say about my ex wife

Imagine the original brethren moons species becoming what they eventually did because the only other choice to extreme space travel was the event horizon method

@bartolomeestebanmurillo4459

8 ай бұрын

It's interesting to think the Brethren moons originally started out as a species looking to expand into the universe and overtime mutated into what they are and invented the Markers to spread themselves throughout the universe.

@a.r.h9919

8 ай бұрын

For in the grim darkness of the far future there is only war....

@augapfel6993

8 ай бұрын

​@@a.r.h9919AND SEGS

@NXPhoenix3

8 ай бұрын

Alternate take: the first brethren moon was created when an alien civilization attempted Event Horizon-style FTL but when the ship returned it landed on (or even in, depending on how much material is pulled in by the singularity from the other side before the ship transitions) a heavily populated planet, slowly driving the population mad and warping their genetics due to the radiation bleeding from the drive core and its link to the other side. Just like the Event Horizon seemingly wanted to draw the crew together with whatever was on the other side the first brethren moon wanted to merge life together to share the "wonders" it had seen. This could have included (inadvertent) cultists like Weir creating a transmitter for the radiation...the first Markers.

Now this is a true and unquestionable *Classic!* I personally doubt it was hallucinogenic tho; I distinctly remember one government agent said that the original ship slipped off somewhere not in the Solar system. That they did not know. There is even a theory that this and 40K connected somehow

@RoanokeGaming

8 ай бұрын

Oh it absolute did, but I think I make a pretty good case I hope, then again I'm bias lol

@ornu01

8 ай бұрын

Supposedly the script started off as a 40K film.

@thegrumpydragon7601

8 ай бұрын

@@RoanokeGamingcan you do the strain

@bencastor9207

8 ай бұрын

​@@ornu01I've never seen this confirmed but the guys who wrote the movie were big fans of Warhammer and one of them confirmed he took massive inspiration from it. So it is ultimately an unofficial Warhammer prequel of sorts whether they intended to get the rights to Warhammer or not.

@ornu01

8 ай бұрын

@@bencastor9207 It was referenced in a couple of interviews. Ian Watson wrote one of the first 40K novels, before Black Library, and Stanley Kubrick expressed interest in putting it to film. The writers of Event Horizon started this with the intent of putting it to Kubrick but negotiations with GW were a nonstarter. It was never an official script for 40K, but the authors had that in mind when they made the first draft.

I love how somehow you managed to put together : The Event Horizon, Jurassic Park , Dragon Ball, lectures about cancer and gravitational waves around the black hole in one movie. 😂

Imagine if there was some post-credits scene where someone is examining this standard-issue widely-used air scrubbing device fitted on all ships and they're like, "Dave... have you seen this?" "Seen what?" "This filter. They've made it out of this cheaper stuff, and uh... I did a quick google, and apparently it can lead to hallucinations and psychotic mental breakdowns." "Huh. Do we use that scrubber here?" "Yeah." "Maybe we should turn it off." "I would, but I appear to have scratched my own eyeballs out."

It’s a good theory, the thing is….the director himself said he was heavily inspired by WH40K and a lot of the stuff confirms stuff involving the lore around chaos. I personally like to think this is humanity’s first encounter with the chaos god Khorne, one of his demons at least. You know cause all of the blood.

@taliawtf6944

8 ай бұрын

I think it was more of a low level entity rather than Khorne himself, after all the warp is absolutely dripping with extra-dimensional beings that love to snack on human misery. Not that it makes it less bad though... No real good things with this sorta stuff. lol

@boomshroom5118

8 ай бұрын

Khorne isn't born yet till the horus heresy, they encountered Slaanesh cause of the blood orgy and torture.

@michaelwestmoreland2530

8 ай бұрын

I'm not up on my Warhammer lore, but isn't there a whole pre-40k setting in like the middle ages? Didn't 40k humanity have to deal with chaos hundreds of years before space travel?

@demon1103

8 ай бұрын

@@boomshroom5118 ...........Khorne's been around far longer than that (either around the Middle Ages or before even Humanity...depending on who you ask..40k lore is a hot mess XD) while Slannesh was birthed much later with "the fall of the Eldar" in the 30th millennium

@taliawtf6944

8 ай бұрын

@@michaelwestmoreland2530 That's warhammer fantasy and it's another universe but the same warp and chaos gods though.

Yes! Warhammer 40k. The horrors of the warp.

@RoanokeGaming

8 ай бұрын

Basically 😂

@greasybumpkin1661

8 ай бұрын

"dunno wot the umies cryin bout, luv me warp travel with no gellah" - big gazza Ork

@user-gj9je3kg2s

8 ай бұрын

Yea can't tell me some slaanesh Demon didn't have a part in making that blood orgy happen lol

@RealDuendeNoFake

8 ай бұрын

​@@greasybumpkin1661 ate beakieboyz ate humies ate spikey boyz ate panzees ate gits not racist just dont like em luv me gork luv me mork luv me WAAAAGH simple as

@theonlytnargmatt

8 ай бұрын

​@@RealDuendeNoFakebased and greenpilled.

i love how Yamcha came in out of nowhere lmao, every joke landed perfectly. god i love your channel and jokes wait a minute he blew the ship in half.... and half went through the portal.... now i see why you added the halo 3 joke lmao

"You ever seen fire in zero gravity? It's beautiful. Slides all over everything, comes up in waves. Wave after wave."

You forgot the very last scene where the ship door closes and implied that whatever possessed the event horizon is now present on the rescue ship.

@joaquinsanchez1251

4 ай бұрын

Cause it doesn’t fit his CTE theory

@StallionStudios1234

2 ай бұрын

Do you use Hello Fresh? I just saw an ad for it.

@Cat_in_Bljat

Ай бұрын

Some other video said that this was to be expected since the life form scan from the lewis & clark detected that the whole Event Horizon shows life signs. So they just blew its head from its shoulders but the head still lives on

Never forget to check that the Gellar field is on.

@freekill1018

8 ай бұрын

Yeah cause you know it be flickering like a mf😂

@raymondhamill6702

8 ай бұрын

Make sure it doesn't fail either

@treeherder42

8 ай бұрын

The emperor protects.

@camarofan2008

8 ай бұрын

@@treeherder42 so does a loaded bolter.

@TheGundamsword

5 ай бұрын

Depending on what spieces you are anyway.

Event Horizon is the Warhammer movie we all deserved.

That's what you get travelling through the Warp without a Geller Field.

If GW had a braincell they would have adopted this movie as it's source for pre-warp flight and make a sequel, it being the cause for earth going rampant in it, its just so damn perfect as a puzzle piece. Hell if they made 40k live action and made it like this, then the warp would really be a terror.

@nicholasbrown668

8 ай бұрын

why would they completely retcon how warp travel works to make some screenwriter happy?

@richardjulien3345

8 ай бұрын

​@@nicholasbrown668what would they be retconning

@nicholasbrown668

8 ай бұрын

@@richardjulien3345 first off how the warp drive itself works, and how it's powered on top of that they would also be retconning the warp entirely, as it would no longer be the Warp, but instead the Judeo-Christian view of hell

@richardjulien3345

8 ай бұрын

@nicholasbrown668 the movie had religious themes but stayed intentionally vague on where the EH actually went, so that's not the problem you're making it out to be. I also see no issue with this simply being a precursor to warp travel. Technology usually works pretty different in its early stages opposed to its later stages

@GameTimeWhy

8 ай бұрын

​@@nicholasbrown668just seconding with yhe response to your comment. Nothing about this movie retcons wh 40k if it was taken on. Its a precursor. And the Judeo-Christian aspect is pretty vague. Of course their ia influence but showing in another movie that the warp messes with people in different ways isnt a retcon either.

I think Weir being able to throw people around like he had super strength is the strongest evidence for there being supernatural influence.

@danielocegueda5513

8 ай бұрын

Or brain damage

@AyoKeito

8 ай бұрын

I'm pretty sure it can he chemical. Common examples of "mother lifting cars" etc. He didn't feel pain, that's for sure. If body goes full overdrive on unlimited adrenaline, he will get super strength. Until he dies.

@KonohazFinest

8 ай бұрын

​@@AyoKeitonot to that degree though

@HorkPorkler

8 ай бұрын

​@@AyoKeitono

@bickyboo7789

8 ай бұрын

​​@danielocegueda5513 mentally disabled strength. Fr his brain's physical exertion limiters could have deteriorated though.

14:45 "Bro should have used a stick!" I laughed for like 15 minutes straight after hearing that. I had to pause the video.😅😅😅

@joaquinsanchez1251

4 ай бұрын

15 minutes straight? Go outside once on a while. You might be suffering from the same issues as this crew.

Adding a Halo reference to almost every video is one of the highlights of this channel, along with all of the science of course

One other idea to keep in mind is that perhaps for portions of the journey there was time dilation. So even if there was FTL, if there was any near relativistic portion of the trip, almost no time, maybe a few days, might have happened for the original crew, and that’s why the flesh is still on the walls, while for the rescue crew, it’s been years.

@gmork1090

8 ай бұрын

This.

@We_Are_Borg_478

8 ай бұрын

Smart.

@gershimyoung

8 ай бұрын

It's a good theory but there is no FTL. The ship was designed to fold space to move from A to B without actually traveling, so there wouldn't be any time dilation. Only way this could work is what ever reality the ship was sent too had its on laws of time. Days for that universe, years for ours.

@elijahemory6708

8 ай бұрын

@@gershimyoung fair, it’s still FTL relative to the rescue crew and Earth, but the specifics of how each FTL method works can sometimes induce or not induce time dilation.

@gershimyoung

8 ай бұрын

@@elijahemory6708 that is a good point, I didn't take into account the Earth and the resuce ship leaving earth's orbit. But thats what makes it even more bizzare. Time dilation happens outside of the travelers perspective. So technically, even more time has passed for the event horizon as the rescue ship FTL'D over there. And we haven't even begin to inspect what time dilation is like for the mini black hole engine that is used on that ship to bend space and time.

The problem with breaking this movie down is that so much of it was cut after post production screenings. And we will never know what the uncut version is like because the film degraded in a literal salt mine in Eastern Europe. So Stark being passed out? Morpheus' hallucinations? The blood orgy? We will never know.

@Based_Lord_Humongous

8 ай бұрын

Bit of an addendum: The Critical Drinker and Count Dankula did a Livestream last year talking about this movie, its production, and aftermath. It's pretty good and honestly explains a lot of jump cuts and plot holes. Hearing about Jason Issacs' reaction to the filming of the crew was funny. Also, science is cool, but the Event Horizon was touched by Hell, it went to Hell, it was a Demonically Possessed Ship.

@patrickday4206

8 ай бұрын

Shouldn't some actors and directors know 😮

@kevb044

8 ай бұрын

Well we have Anderson's account of what was cut. It was approx 3 mins of extra gore. The "Do you see?" sequences were meant to be longer (around 30 seconds or so per crew member) instead of just a few frames. The cut content is essentially there, we just see flashes of it instead of lingering shots.

@SpiKSpaN-ei6zq

8 ай бұрын

​@@patrickday4206your right.??

@pbxn-3rdx-85percent

8 ай бұрын

If I remembered the director's interview correctly, he implied that most of the film that was cut were showing gang raping of the blood covered crew simultaneous with other horrifying acts in the background like decapitations, mutilation and self mutilation and live disemboweling of the other crews with sound effects of long screams of terror and pain mixed with maniacal laughter to convey to the audience that the ship and the crew's minds were inside hell and totally overrun by evil.

The funniest aspect of any space movie or show is how they completely disregard the most basic of protocols. Regardless of atmosphere, you ain't goin outta she ship without a full space suit as you have no idea regarding possible alien pathogens. In this case, the core. No way anyone would have allowed near that thing. Their mission likely would have been to secure any surviving crew and return...do not go near core as we have no clue what that MOFO is up to.

@Commonsensepreps

4 ай бұрын

It's likely a couple trillion dollar ship, they would be there to recover

The Morpheus references and the dead space references Got me Rollin. 🤣😂

I've been waiting soooo long for Papa Roanoke to do a video on Event Horizon! 🙌 Thank you sir!

@RoanokeGaming

8 ай бұрын

Hope you enjoyed it!

I was wondering when you'd cover Event Horizon. One of my favorite horror movies from childhood, absolutely scared me to death back then.

@isaacmoore7872

8 ай бұрын

Dude I’m a fully grown adult and this still scares me. Psychological horror is great

@ajzorger93

8 ай бұрын

I saw it when it came to vhs when I was little and it was so damn scary lmao I had issues sleeping for a little while

@coffeebean_tamer

8 ай бұрын

Plus the movie has aged so well

Great video, memes and all! Referencing Morpheus and Dr. Weir constantly was great, I'm a little sad you didn't use Lucious Malfoy too. Lol

I remember seeing this in the theater way back in the day. I recall leaving there feeling a little disturbed and just...not right. I loved it! Great movie

I believe I read somewhere that a few of the head creatives of this movie were big fans of 40k. I think they were definitely trying to allude to the warp and not just simple brain damage, though damage from the warp in 40k can manifest itself physically as well.

@MorteWulfe

6 ай бұрын

You are absolutely right. The director was a WH40K fan and took the idea of warp travel to make this movie.

@samuelavlonitis1979

4 ай бұрын

I think warhammer 40k authors can also use the gravity part as an explanation for the warps effects. The warp is connected to humans since almost all are at least a tad bit psychic, so intense gravity causing brain damage may cause possession.

In my head, this could have been(made) into an origin story for 40k where humanity was, in the early 40k universe, still testing out "interstellar travel" and inadvertently discovered the warp. Eventually figuring out how to do safer jumps(shorter ones) to avoid whatever caused the "Event Horizon Warp Sickness".

@Robert_Douglass

8 ай бұрын

The thing about the WH40K timeline is, this movie would have taken place in 47.M3, long before even the beginning of the Dark Age of Technology.

@crocidile90

8 ай бұрын

​@@Robert_Douglassseeing how most of terra's history pre-Horus Herasy was lost. A one time experiment gone catastrophic and never attempted again (for another 20k+ years) being forgotten isn't too far off.

7:27 "God that was a lame joke" Best 4th wall break I've seen in awhile 😂😂😂

Your whole bit on society focusing on video editing and film quality over space travel was good 😂 I always thought we over obsessed with cameras and little trivial gagets.

Quire a lot of the events of the movie were hallucinations, but i 100% believe that it was ultimately a daemon of the warp causing them. Besides that, there were some physical events that i think were it directly influencing the ship.

@plmokm33

8 ай бұрын

Might not be a daemon per se, there are records of Imperial ships gaining their own sentience via the warp. Though I guess the question becomes whether or not that ship is now a daemon?

@Tom_Cruise_Missile

8 ай бұрын

@@plmokm33 ships can be possessed

@plmokm33

8 ай бұрын

@@Tom_Cruise_Missile Yes but not every instance of them gaining sentience has been a possession. AIs in particular tend to go crazy but not be possessed.

@Tom_Cruise_Missile

8 ай бұрын

@@plmokm33 a physical object entering the warp without protection is a prime target to be possessed.

@plmokm33

8 ай бұрын

@@Tom_Cruise_Missile I'm going to repeat this again: yes but not every instance of machines gaining sentience due to the warp has been a possession.

When I first saw this movie in the theatre with my friends, we all had the same thought - that Event Horizon is, accidentally, the first Hollywood movie about Mankind's earliest attempt at Warp travel in the Warhammer 40k setting. As the credits rolled, we all shouted, "BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD, SKULLS FOR THE SKULL THRONE!"

@Bees1408

8 ай бұрын

BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD

@brotherkhrayn3525

8 ай бұрын

@@Bees1408SKULLS FOR THE SKULL THRONE!

@sebastianriemer1777

8 ай бұрын

That sounds pretty heretic to me.

@Flesh_Wizard

8 ай бұрын

​@@brotherkhrayn3525MILK FOR THE KHORNE FLAKES!

I have absolutely NO idea why this came up on me feed or why I clicked on it. But my man, you have earned a sub here! This was a masterpiece!

It is hilarious that Roanoke makes jokes and it needs to fight itself for laugh at them at the same time explains the events of this film, litterally golden.✨

Fantastic video Mr. Roanoke! This movie is so underrated. The suspense of not knowing is what this film did so well. Even though it is highly believed that they opened a portal to Hell or some Hellish dimension, we still aren't sure. It never shows the other side of the portal. Only that whatever is there is so horrific that it all but destroys the human mind. As Sam Niel said in the film: "HELL is just a word. The reality is much, much worse..." Cosmic Horror genre at it's finest! Edit: Thanks for all the likes everyone!

I wish that there was an extended version. Apparently, the original was so horrific that like... 15 minutes was removed. :(

@unusualsuspect980

8 ай бұрын

You can look up those extra 15 mins. They are seriously disturbing.

@SprinkledFox

8 ай бұрын

​@@unusualsuspect980How? I thought it was lost media

@weswolverine

8 ай бұрын

@@unusualsuspect980 how do we find the extra 15 minutes? Don't leave us hanging like that one crewmember!

@kazansky22

8 ай бұрын

How? I thought the originals were damaged.

@crocidile90

8 ай бұрын

The original reel was damaged and some parts completely lost, so it isn't totally lost, just mostly and in bad condition.

Never unsub Papa Roanoke, love watching your longest vids, I know u mention stuff like that often. But it's all interesting, u present in a special, well versed and funny way. ✌️

I loved this breakdown Roanoke! Back when I was like 9 I saw this movie and it deeply scared the bijesus out of my young brain, but your logical and hilarious breakdown made me understand way better and laugh along too, cheers :)

I think this is probably one of my favorite spooky movies. And honestly, for once, I actually kind of like the idea that you are dealing with a dimension that doesn't follow our rules. And perhaps that dimension is malevolent and evil . I like the idea of this being classic terror from beyond the stars kind of stuff.

Please do a video on how much tech a person can replace their body with before the brain rejects it. Like the Adeptus Mechanicus 40k, robo cop, or cyberpunk.

@TarossBlackburn

8 ай бұрын

Or how psychopathic you need to be to actually handle it all; see Adam Smasher...

@TheBayzent

8 ай бұрын

How would you keep tissue from enveloping the mechanical parts though?

@lucascoval828

8 ай бұрын

​@@TheBayzent Depends of on the Force User.

@balasaashti3146

8 ай бұрын

Not much my mother has a pacemaker and she has a constant slight fever because the body knows it's not supposed to be there.

@andyghkfilm2287

8 ай бұрын

@@balasaashti3146sheesh that’s actually kinda brutal

F-ing god. Rarely if ever I felt the need to subscribe so that I don't miss out. Loved all the allegories, casual but serious presentation, and the very plausible explanation of the events of the Event Horizon.

It would be odd for multiple people to have the same hallucination at the end.

@kevinbrooks9074

2 ай бұрын

...look how people vote. 🤷

"We're leaving" -Smartest horror movie protagonist ever

I was doing a little interstellar math yesterday while listening to War of the Worlds and it takes the aliens ten days to reach Earth. Assuming they did it at the aphelion, they'd still need to travel at 64.814kps (233,333kph).

@TheBayzent

8 ай бұрын

Thats...scarily fast...

@GameTimeWhy

8 ай бұрын

And then they die to our bacteria and viruses.

@Zeppathy

8 ай бұрын

But how many Toyota Corolla lengths a second is that? It's the only unit of measurement I can visualize.

@enadegheeghaghe6369

8 ай бұрын

​@@Zeppathydon't you mean football field lengths? LOL

@joeycampbell940

8 ай бұрын

Thems the wrong units for this channel.

Sliding down ladders is valid as frick. Some ladders have slopes along the edges just for that purpose. The steps are for getting back up.

That…was great! Man I love this channel

You're somewhere on the cusp of doing a 40K biology video, you've gotta be. Feels right up your alley, and I really think it would do serious numbers. A lot to tackle, though so I get the hesitation.

@ethancrenshaw3936

8 ай бұрын

He actually did a couple 40k videos on space marines

@kadewiedeman3127

8 ай бұрын

@@ethancrenshaw3936 really? Wow I must've memory-holed them, I've been following him since damn near the beginning.

Given the common themes of the hallucinations, despite them mostly not talking about them and everyone coming from different backgrounds, along with the super-strength and being able to see people with the eyes being lost only hours ago, there is definitely something supernatural going on here. Or at least vastly beyond our understanding of our reality.

@jacobnash9755

7 ай бұрын

None of your examples stand as proof of the super-natural. Having different backgrounds doesn't make any real difference here. The hallucinations were all tied to deeply impacting emotional events. With their ability to think clearly demolished (as evident by the increase in emotional responses) , it makes sense that everyone wouldn't want to share their visions even if they thought it was reality due to the deeply private nature and inability to properly redirect focus from the initial matter at hand. Like someone low on oxygen. Nothing shows that Weir was able to actually see after he removed his eyes. His other senses might have been heightened. Walking a route or using a device (he didn't know he had memorized) without the hesitation that would be caused by higher thinking is akin to sleepwalking. While using the touch pad you can see he is close to missing very large buttons on the screen even though they are so large. This could indicate difficulty controling the body by a possessed sprit BUT he has already shown to have possibly even better bodily control which I attributed to less thinking about his intended actions due to the brain damage. So the other good reason for his inaccurately interacting with the interface is that he was going off of memory and could not see it at all. The shot out the window would be seemingly impossible if blind BUT again... if he was subconsciously mapping everything he would be aware of the window and he knows someone is outside even if he thinks they could not have made it back. There would be the sound of hitting on the window. People are able to target fairly accurately using sound when they don't over think it. So this isn't out of question either. If he is basically riding in a perpetual state of reaction and adrenaline... while it won't last forever, all these examples fall into the known realm of possible. As for the strength, humans are much stronger than we can consciously push ourselves due to subconcious mental limiters. A adult human is usually strong enough to pull with enough force to severely tear their muscles and break their own bones easily. It would be an issue if people accidently broke their arms all the time when slightly distracted and tugging on something. It is a mental function that stops a lift before the body starts to damage itself. If this was brain damage then that limiter could be blocked or misdirected, leading Weir to be able to use close to (if not) his full strength. Tossing around another man about the same size wouldn't be that far off mark. Might even be accurate.

@MrMrtvozornik

7 ай бұрын

Yawn, stop trying to justify it. The "no supernatural" stans are getting really annoying in these comments, especially with their attitude towards the "it's supernatural" stans. It's literally the same vibe from 2015 and atheistic cringe renaissance on YT. The "I'm smarter than you" condescending tone. No, I won't read your wall of text detailly "explaining" each instance, I've watched this movie when I was a kid, it left a mark on me, later down the line I got into WH40K and it fits. And the only reason you guys got a stool to stand on is because movie purposefully obscured it, allowing you to justify X, Y and Z. Book pretty much straight up says it, Justin talked to someone from the other side. It's not even what is explainable, I LOVE mechanics and theory crafting about the warp from WH40K, but to me that's mother f*cking warp, and I ain't interested in your deliberation around it, I simply believe it (and the book says I'm right by the way). @@jacobnash9755

@retsaMinnavoiG

7 ай бұрын

@@jacobnash9755 the whole, 'humans are much stronger than we realise' thing is a myth. The average person doesn't utilise their full strength but an elite trained athlete can access something like 60-90% of their potential strength AND they're far, far stronger than the average person. A regular person that can suddenly access their full potential strength would not come close to being in the same league as Olympic weightlifters - not even close. Even an Olympic weightlifter could not do what we saw him do... as an example, an elite trained athlete that can squat 180kg is still substantially stronger than an average untrained person using their full potential that can usually only squat 70kg. This usually stems from the 'a mother lifted a car off her son!' type situations but in every story like that there is always extenuating things like the car was tipped over on a ditch, the guy was gigantic, the log was balancing in the middle like a seesaw, they took enough weight of the tyres to drag the person out, it was mostly underwater balancing on some rocks etc. etc. I also dislike the way you are giving extreme benefit of the doubt to his ability to function after his eyes are removed - not to mention he was fighting and functioning in dynamic ways. Sure, he could subconsciously have remembered the layout and computer system to near perfection for a near decade old ship and he could have heightened his other senses BUT that's a big stretch.

@A_Stereotypical_Heretic

7 ай бұрын

​@@jacobnash9755it's obviously supernatural man 😂 I mean it fits the definition to a t. Supernatural doesn't always mean theistic, it just means events or things that appear to exist beyond the scope of the natural laws, so settle down.

@A_Stereotypical_Heretic

7 ай бұрын

​@@MrMrtvozornikI need to read the book

dude i enjoyed this video a lot. loved your angle. made a great movie even better and more interesting.

The wormhole opened a tangential gateway to the Nightside of Eden.

Also D.J, Peters and Starck were on the bridge when 'something' bang on the bulkhead. And the Dr was possessed to open the door. Three people cannot have the same hallucination at once.

@MurakamiTenshi

5 ай бұрын

Warp daemons obviously

@gandalftheblonde770

Ай бұрын

They can, actually. Mass hallucination is a well docmunented phenomenon

As a 40K fan, I've always loved the idea that the Event Horizon went to the literal Warp, but I love your needlessly in-depth insight. I think is part of the corruption of this alternate dimension the Event Horizon went to, after all pestilence and hallucinations are all part of how Chaos corrupts

@AshtonCoolman

8 ай бұрын

They absolutely traveled to the realm of Chaos. This is totally warp fuxkery and not cancer hallucinations😂

@Morderon7

8 ай бұрын

It is known as unfoficial prequel to 40k since the writer of EH was a big fan of warhammer and there is a lot of hints like traveling to the void without navigator means they got lost and got corrupted. Latin is also language of Empire.

@NEEDbacon

8 ай бұрын

@@Morderon7 Actually it's more going to the warp with no gellar field to keep the demons and other nastiness of the warp at bay. Navigator or not, no Gellar Field in the warp = bad time.

@MrMrtvozornik

7 ай бұрын

Yeah, and the "it's explainable" stans are getting really disgusting in the comments. Akin to 2015 YT atheism cringe renaissance when it was super cool to dunk on Christians. Expect, in this comment section it's us being Christians cause we choose to believe it's warp and they got all the "data" explaining. Don't get me wrong, I love theories around warp, in depth explanations, and even appreciate how well put the video is (mainly because clearly he's explaining some things but then openly says how X, Y and Z indicates demonic influence) but I don't really care. This movie is a 9/10 and left a deep impact on me as a kid, if you were to explain it all and make it a weird sciency movie, then it drops straight down to 2/10 cause the story then sucks. It's warp or it's shit story, take your pick. Also, book makes it mother f*cking clear it's warp.@@AshtonCoolman

@christbenitez8797

3 ай бұрын

This is probably a slaaneshi corruption and khorn.

Dude! I like how you overthink the hell out of this manly simple film😂. That’s what makes it so captivating 👍🏻

This is lovely, this is one of my fav sci fi horror movies I've watched a number of times. I love your take on it, great stuff.

The Warhammer 40K prequel movie...

@jovanpfk269

8 ай бұрын

The best

@Lord_CV

8 ай бұрын

Its my head canon

@CJAYTHEGOAT

8 ай бұрын

Yeah I remember people saying that the ship came from the warp

@antonkovalenko364

8 ай бұрын

Dark Age of Technology for the wi.... Oh yeah, that's right. For the Lose.

@kevinkorenke3569

8 ай бұрын

My head cannon has this being an accidental breach into Leviathan, where Pinhead from Hellraiser lives. I like the 40k idea, but their own backstory is that the warp had to awaken on its own in like 20k years or so.

I think my favorite theory of space travel is by the time we invent something fast enough to go sub light with colonists and cryo tech to prolong the travelers, and by the time they wake up and arrive they will wake up to a a civilization that we created about halfway through their travels when we finally get ftl warp.

My head canon has always been that it was absolutely something supernatural, but the brain damage due to the gravitational waves is definitely interesting. I could see it being both, where the gravitational waves smacked the brain and left it in a vulnerable state and left whatever entity that was on the other side of that gate to be able to torment them using their own minds. Which i believe you mentioned is pretty similar to what the Marker does in Dead Space.

I freaking love these videos I’ve spent the last week binging them all 😂

Seeings as there are skulls and ribcages and other parts of a humans skeletal system in the meat past at around 11:19 It always just seemed to me that instead of a growth on the wall it was the crew that was splattered there by a jump and their gooie bits just kind of stuck to the walls.

@FirstLast-rb5zj

8 ай бұрын

That's what I would assume. However, I doubt that it happened immediately. I would assume that they went mad and then someone did something like turn on the engines suddenly.

@pbxn-3rdx-85percent

8 ай бұрын

Yep those are the remains of the crew. Liquified by sudden extreme cycles of acceleration and deceleration or a sudden loss of internal ship pressure, from 14 psi to 0 psi in less than a second.

Strangley enough, I've always had a huge fear of driving. But listening to you talk about it like it's no problem has inspired me to try something that I never thought I'd do. Thank you.

@tackier52

8 ай бұрын

🍥 You want to drink while driving OooohOOoohohhh 🍥

For the past 25 years, I've said that Event Horizon is one of the most underrated of all time. It's one of the greatest sci-fi/horror movie's ever made.

Found your video by accident. Love the content. Have liked and subscribed.

It's likely that the Gravity Core would also be emitting infrasonic waves that would further agitate the crew, ratcheting up paranoia and causing further hallucinations.

@Dingus_Khaan

8 ай бұрын

And the original crew, having been exposed to those waves for an extended period of time, would have gone absolutely berserk with the worst combination of batshit and apeshit.

@Nattleby

8 ай бұрын

It was a lament configuration

I'd agree with it being a hallucinations if Weir didn't gouge his eyes out and yet still be able to see. He was also throwing people around with superhuman strength.

@gmork1090

8 ай бұрын

Also he did exact surgery on the engineer dude. He would have needed to see even if he was the greatest surgeon who ever lived.

@itsMe_TheHerpes

8 ай бұрын

it's a mixture of the two. both the effects of deteriorating from radiation and some entity trying to do harm(if the devil would be given this opportunity, man would he have a field day with us, lol) this is why i found this movie terrifying when i first saw it, and the idea is still scary today. like it or not, evil does exist. imagine having to deal with that while being torn apart by radiation too.

@bicokun

8 ай бұрын

He wouldn’t necessarily have to see in order to do the things he did, though. Blind people can absolutely find their way around and even perform complex manual tasks without sight. It’s also possible that his brain was altered to cause his other senses to become more sensitive faster than it would otherwise. This is, of course, assuming that the eye gouging wasn’t, itself, a hallucination.

@Flesh_Wizard

8 ай бұрын

He went to the Warp and got possessed by a Chaos daemon

@franzosisch5965

8 ай бұрын

@bicokun Blind people can perfectly dissect a man and string him up?

Gotta be real with you Roanoake, if it wasnt for war, like half the shit we use wouldnt exist

I wish I could come back in a few thousand years man.. it's like I was born to early to explore space. And to late to explore earth

Isn't the bleeding of the ship the only shared hallucination? If so, then that tends to support your theory, and one of the reasons the film was so terrifying, each person's hell was personal. Nice catch.

Well thought-out and executed! The only wildcard in your theory is Dr. Weir, who (besides supernatural sight & strength) was already experiencing visions even before boarding the returned Event Horizon. Perhaps because he was the creator, whatever "it" was can reach out and link to him through time and space?

@FunSizeSpamberguesa

8 ай бұрын

Those could conceivably also be brought on by the guilt he felt over his wife's suicide. (I don't think that's what we're actually meant to take away from it, but it would be a plausible non-supernatural explanation.)

@MrVeps1

8 ай бұрын

@@FunSizeSpamberguesa yeah, what I really enjoy about this movie is that there is a satisfying "secular" explanation, in that most of the crew suffered from varying trauma, but Weir was the most damaged one, and so it makes sense for him to go uniquely nuts when exposed to the alien stimuli from the core, and there is also a satisfying supernatural explanation for why the "Warp" has the strongest foothold in Weir. It's ambiguous in a way most horror movies dead set on leaving loads of "mysteries" won't be. Was the core truly evil, or was that just something completely alien casting shadows in the minds of human beings?

@lynxf

7 ай бұрын

well, maybe Weir was exposed to the Core's psychoeffects before the movie, like, launching it in the lab at half power or smth like that

@purpletigerracing7087

7 ай бұрын

Is it possible Weir created the ship because he was previously contacted by whatever is wherever the ship went. Kind of like Isaac and the Marker. Or in Contact. The aliens literally sent blueprints to build the machine to get to them. Then as previously stated, he built a small prototype, and when he activated it, the same thing that happened to Justin happened to him with lesser affect.

Patient : I fell and think i broke my arm. Roanoke Gaming : That's gravity-wave damage, son.

This is one of the best breakdowns and explanations of this film I've watched!

Event Horizon is among my favorite space horror movie as it, 'not' cheesy but so original for it's plot! That and I like the idea of it being an unofficial precursor to the universe of 40k! Edit: Okay looks like I'm wrong about cheese. xD But it does bring light to classic horror movies in space! ^^

@peasantwizard

8 ай бұрын

You think it's cheesy 😅? I don't think it's super cheesy, especially compared to other horror movies from this era. I agree though that it definitely functions well as a 40k prequel, humanity exposed to the consequences of utilizing the warp without a Geller field or any form of protection.

@MrMustang13

8 ай бұрын

I don’t think it’s cheesy at all I thought it was horrific, the concept is just completely bone chilling

@belken117

7 ай бұрын

@@MrMustang13 aye true, tis a really good horror space movie I'll admit! One of my faves for the conjuring in space. cx

@belken117

7 ай бұрын

@@peasantwizard Indeed it's not that cheesy as I say, but still the space horror movie! ^^ In history one asks- "Did they had a Geller field?" Nope we suffered the discovery of the warp! xD

… as a former construction worker, can confirm nobody uses ladders how they’re intended if nobody is around to yell at you to follow safety protocols. 😅

@GameTimeWhy

8 ай бұрын

Same concept with stairs that have good railings. Strange how they only go down.

The cut to black followed by "Not ideal" gets me every time😂

Awesome take on this amazing classic!! :-)

"I FEEL THE WARP OVERTAKING ME! IT IS A GOOOOOOD PAIN..."

In my opinion, the force on the other side of the portal, could not directly affect them when they were healthy. And it sent out the wave did damage these people on a cellular level, and the entity on the other side, hijacked the cell repair process, causing them to get worse as they stayed on the ship longer.

I found this channel four days ago and cant stop watching.