Event Horizon
Horror • R • 1997 • 1 hr 36 min
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The acting isn't great, but you will still be filled with awe and dread as this oozes sci-fi and horror in equal amounts.
Questionable CGI and weird plot choices can’t weigh down this movie’s atmosphere, production quality, and neat premise. Great sc-fi horror.
Story is great. CGI holds up very well.
This is what I want more of from the sci-fi genre. This scared the space outta me as a kid.
Great atmospheric horror film…only wish aliens were in it
This film was a definite Pioneer into space horror and its done excellent. The acting was good, but the plotline is where this film shines.
One of my faves. Weird, 40K-ish inspired romp thru an evil SCIFI hsunted house in the shape of a spaceship. Def a classic. Watch it!
Thoroughly entertaining Sci-Fi horror with a haunting atmosphere.
Swaps between being ridiculously dumb and genuinely horrifying, but it's an absolute blast in both instances. It's like Alien went to hell.
Any horror movie in space or underwater has that extra layer of terror in having no place to go. Quick watch, nicely played. Gore for days.
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