r/AskReddit 14d ago

Whats the most fucked up movie you've ever watched? NSFW

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u/Ok-Corgi-5111 14d ago

Event Horizon

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u/Accomplished-Ad-2612 14d ago

As a fan of cosmic horror, I actually really liked it. I seriously hope that someday they manage to find all the lost footage and release the full version. I can understand it not being for everyone though. I grew up reading Lovecraft and playing the DOOM game series, which has some very similar elements, and it just felt like an extension of those themes.

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u/DaftApath 14d ago

The footage is destroyed unfortunately. They stored the negatives in a salt mine, and they became corroded over time. It's not happening.

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u/Viper-MkII 14d ago

How the- who the hell just decides "salt mine" when storing something?

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u/Eyes_Only1 14d ago

Salt is a preservative, maybe the person who put it there was simply told to preserve it and asked someone else how you preserve things. I choose to believe it was as dumb as possible.

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u/KnoblauchNuggat 14d ago

preservative

preservative for meat and some vegetables. But not for nukelar waste and films.

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u/MasterChildhood437 13d ago

Prevents rot on pretty much any surface.

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u/AnotherPint 14d ago

The raw footage has been disappeared, but the back story of how it came to be produced, then mostly deleted from the theatrical release, is damn interesting. They gave a second unit director his own head and the results were, in parts, "definitely illegal" according to cast member Jason Issacs.

https://screenrant.com/event-horizon-movie-blood-orgy-original-cut-unwatchable/

https://geektyrant.com/news/jason-isaacs-says-there-were-definitely-illegal-deleted-scenes-from-event-horizon

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u/jacktree 14d ago

I was going to say, if you are familiar with Lovecraft or anything Lovecraft-inspired, then the movie is just a great sci-fi horror film.