Fans have been speculating about what the full lost footage entails since the movie's initial release, and now the series finally has the chance to present them with one of the IP's biggest mysteries outside what the hell dimension looks like. Depending on the plot of the series, the lost footage could be found by another crew and analyzed to find out what happened to the Event Horizon, and how the ship started to fall apart in the first place.Ī streaming service provides the opportunity to show more explicit content, so something like Event Horizon could be explored in ways that it couldn't be through the traditional studio system.
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It alluded to the goriest sections of the movie which couldn't be included because they were considered too intense for viewers to handle, neither of Event Horizon's two alternate endings includes a trace of it. When the Lewis and Clark tries to retrieve logs of the Event Horizon's crew, there's some damage to the information and the footage of the first crew is grainy, if not lost altogether. Glimpses inside the dimension, promised in Event Horizon's "bloody orgy" original uncut version, would be a chance to give fans what they've been wanting for decades. For fans of the Hellraiser franchise, which focuses specifically on a similar hellscape, it could have some resemblance, particularly given Event Horizon's emphasis on pleasure and pain. There's a chance that the Event Horizon television series will illuminate exactly what the dimension looks like and the atrocities inside.įans have speculated about what the dimension contains ever since the movie released, their imaginations running wild with the most gristly scenarios based on Dr. The dimension has been compared to a hellscape, full of nightmarish scenes featuring torture, sexual violation, and all manner of depravity, the aftermath of which can be seen in certain parts of the ship, particularly centered around Dr.
This footage is unlikely to be seen or restored, however, since footage from Event Horizon was stored in a salt mine and found to have degraded beyond use when the studio was looking to use it for a 2006 special edition DVD release.When the Event Horizon mysteriously vanishes, it travels through a dimension that's unidentifiable on any astrological map. In the end, it's little wonder executives were so blindsided by the viciousness of the uncut "Blood Orgy" sequence and were overzealous in ordering Anderson to cut most of it. The original version also made it clear that sexual assaults were happening in addition to the mutilations. This whole sequence was shot over two days by another director called Vadim Jean, and the crew knew most of what they were filming would likely be cut. In addition, numerous gore effects like bites and stab wounds were trimmed from the scene.
Some choice deletions include a woman being held down while screws are drilled into her teeth, a man's legs beaten with pipes to point they break off as he crawls away, a crew member's breast being torn off and another who's arm is broken with a pipe but the hand is still seen wiggling. Dave Bonneywell ( Game Of Thrones), an effects artist on Event Horizon, later detailed in response to a fan what was shot but later cut out of the "Blood Orgy." Bonneywell was told by Anderson to come up with creative effects for the scene and the director chose the ones he liked best.
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