A Rescue Crew Is Tasked With Investigating The Mysterious Reappearance Of A Spaceship That Had Been Lost For Seven Years. A Rescue Crew Is Tasked With Investigating The Mysterious Reappearance Of A Spaceship That Had Been Lost For Seven Years. Release: August 15, 1997 Comments: Goofs At Around 53 Mins When Justin Is Ejected Into Outer Space, His Veins Immediately Start To Burst And Bleed Heavily. This Isn`t Very Likely To Happen In The Short Time That He Is Exposed To The Vacuum Of Space. Parts Of The Body Will Probably Start To Bulge Due To The Lack Of Atmospheric Pressure, And There Will Probably Be Some Subcutaneous Bleeding From Ruptured Blood Vessels, But The Human Skin Is Thought To Be Resilient Enough To Stay Intact. Also, The Blood That Leaves His Body Remains Liquid; In Reality, It Would Boil And Evaporate Instantly Due To The Lack Of Pressure. Not Everything About The Scene Is Unrealistic: The Fact That He Remained Conscious Is Probably Correct Most Adults Would Remain Conscious For 10-20 Seconds, As Well As The Fact That He Does Not Freeze Although Deep Space Is Extremely Cold, The Lack Of Gas Molecules Makes It Difficult For Body Heat To Leave The Body. United States, United Kingdom
Paul W.s. Anderson Laurence Fishburne Sam Neill Kathleen Quinlan Joely Richardson Richard T. Jones Jack Noseworthy Jason Isaacs Sean Pertwee Peter Marinker Holley Chant Barclay Wright Noah Huntley Robert Jezek Emily Booth Bharat Nalluri Gary Sinyor Event Horizon 1997
Genres: Psychological Horror, Space Sci-fi, Supernatural Horror, Horror, Sci-fi, Thriller
Country: United States
Director: Paul W.s. Anderson
Duration: 96 Min
Year: 1997
Actors: Laurence Fishburne, Sam Neill, Kathleen Quinlan, Joely Richardson, Richard T. Jones, Jack Noseworthy, Jason Isaacs, Sean Pertwee, Peter Marinker, Holley Chant, Barclay Wright, Noah Huntley, Robert Jezek, Emily Booth, Bharat Nalluri, Gary Sinyor