It will never receive a directors cut. The original reel and all msterial is mostly fubar due to stroing it in a salt mine - correct me if i'm wrongThis movie needs a director's cut, not a shitty remake.
For those curious about salt mine storage.It will never receive a directors cut. The original reel and all msterial is mostly fubar due to stroing it in a salt mine - correct me if i'm wrong
If it's so secure then wth happened? I saw interviews and articles on how storage destroyed the material.For those curious about salt mine storage.
Treasures Kept Safe in Salt Mines Below the Kansas Prairie / Hollywood films share space with dull documents
[...] it is that secret government documents, hospital X-rays and generations of records...www.sfgate.com
Tfw you are so old that you watched movies in cinema that were not stored digitally. Future generations won’t have this problem. “Oh I formatted the hard drive” “No problem, we’ll just restore it”.
Fascinating story. Watched it by accident and loved it.
If it's all gone how did someone manage to post an interview with the director that had the deleted scenes in this very thread?
Fascinating to see, look decent enough quality as well to re-instate, another poster in the thread posted a link of scenes not destroyed. Maybe only some scenes were lost?
Still love the film though, was a massive WTF when I watched it. As mentioned by another poster, reminds me of Hellraiser. It truly is in that vein yet better.
Seeing new scenes was awesome. Dude on the ladder, that should have been definitely kept.
There's always hope, sure Clive Barkers' Nightbreed the tapes were found of his cut after his was told to change it and it is far far superior and more brutal. People die that lived, people lived that died (between the two versions). And that all started with some dude that worked with him digging through all VHS tapes and screening it (Awful quality the new scenes, drove the studio to find the legit director copies though). Faaaar better film, does the whole book storyline justice.
Major spoilers. Be warned.
The detective ends up in hell, it's a starnge land of normals but demons that used bicycles.
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A demon rapes the corpse of the protagonist.
Then he/they were both dead.
After the fight between Jesus's corpse.
Thenthe demon dude (Hellraiser) raped her corpse.
Veeeeeery old.
Books of Blood is brilliants though, Dude references a different book though.
The book was shiiiiiit.
Only one deleted scene exists - the briefing scene with the admiral (albeit without CGI and in vhs quality), some extended scenes (i think two and they are just a minute or so longer).Fascinating story. Watched it by accident and loved it.
If it's all gone how did someone manage to post an interview with the director that had the deleted scenes in this very thread?
Fascinating to see, look decent enough quality as well to re-instate, another poster in the thread posted a link of scenes not destroyed. Maybe only some scenes were lost?
When Anderson says the brief images of hell added more to the horror of the film, I genuinely do believe it did.
If we had gotten longer scenes of the grotesque blood filled fuck fest it would have taken away from the impact because face it, we all asked ourselves or at least wondered what this hell really looked like and getting that brief glimpse was enough to keep the audience intrigued.
Sometimes only getting a glimpse is enough to leave a lasting impact. The same way the 4th dimensional beings are never showed in Interstellar.
So would I want a directors cut? Yeah sure but not off the visions of hell. Everything else is alright. A bit of back story on the characters would be cool.
And the fact the deleted scenes can never be recovered adds to it lol.Agreed. Your imagination usually is infinitely more scary than anything you can see on the big screen.
You know something horrific happened to the crew and you see small glimpses, your mind fills in the blanks better than the movie ever could.
Event Horizon is one of the worst movies ever.
Michael Crichton's Sphere.
Capt Miller is also one of my favorite horror movie heroes. He represented a kind of selfless absolute good, a great contrast to the hellish evil of Weir. All Miller wants to do is save as many of his crew as he can, and he does this with complete lack of fear or disregard of what will happen to himself. Makes you wonder what happens to someone like that if he enters "hell"? Will there be a mythical aspect where a good person would not be able to enter? In my own head canon i like to imagine that Miller simply died or went to a different "heaven" dimension.