Event Horizon – On the Edge of the Universe provided nightmarish scares in the tradition of Alien in 1998. The sci-fi horror film from Resident Evil director Paul WS Anderson sends his excellent ensemble around Sam Neill and Laurence Fishburne into the hellish depths of space with bloody consequences. For the 25th anniversary of the 90s classic, a Limited Collector’s Edition will be released in 4K quality. The edition was sold out in the meantime. Now you can get them again on Amazon.
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First class sci-fi horror: Here is the anniversary edition of Event Horizon with great features
The Limited Collector’s Edition Steelbook offers the sci-fi horror film in a slipcase, equipped with a Event Horizon blueprint, artcards, a patch for the crew, a pin and the film on 4K Blu-ray and regular Blu-ray. You pay 54.99 euros for the anniversary edition.
Cheaper alternative from Event Horizon
On November 17th The cheaper version of the 4K edition of Event Horizon will also be released, which costs less than half: Here you can pre-order it from Amazon *
Why is Event Horizon worth it?
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The Event Horizon Collector’s Edition accessories
For his third feature film, director Paul WS Anderson was able to do quite a few top notch actors get on board. Two years before Matrix, Laurence Fishburne captained the Lewis and Clark, whose crew includes Joely Richardson (The Color From Space), Jason Isaacs (Harry Potter) and Sean Pertwee (Gotham). Sam Neill joins us as an outsider, Weir, who wants to save his life’s work in the form of the Event Horizon.
Anderson’s biggest film to date was budgeted at $60 million. Corresponding detailed and impressively somber the inner world of the Event Horizon is designed. Even then, the director of 4 Resident Evil films had a penchant for cramped death traps. The corridors, tunnels and shafts of the Event Horizon evolve into labyrinthine paths in the sci-fi horror film, leading to their crew’s worst memories.
Unfortunately that was extremely disturbing finale of the film toned down after test screenings. Nevertheless, the film is not lacking in grotesque torture, mutilations and similar nightmares. Event Horizon is not a hostel in space, but the horrendous visions are worth seeing.
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