"We won't need eyes where we're going."

"Liberate tu ex infernus"

Also? : This is what happens when you try and rip a portal in the very fabric of space and time itself.

Go to Hell. Do not pass Go. Do not collect 0.

This is FAR from Fishburne's worst role.

Please do not remind me of the former crew tape scene. Please do not. I may be forced to buy the DVD and hurl chunks all over. AGAIN.

OK Eve Of Destruction then.

You win this round Fabio...

Dude, SPHERE. It was the exact same movie, but worse.

Wait a minute! Eve of Destruction had Gregory Hines and Sphere had Samuel Jacks--ohhhh! I see what you did there.

Anyway, I love this movie. The scene where Kathleen Quinlan is killed hits you upside the head and the movie just rolls from there.

Also it would hack the Gibson

It would also use a Tesla coil for an amp.

But FABIO2 has a point with the criticism of trailers nowadays. Trailers are what make movies somewhat watchable / unwatchable.

Does Nicky Cage in the Wicker Man out of context count as a trailer?

Glad I'm not the only one who accidentally uses redundant words in his casual everyday sentences.

I'm physically unable to refer to him as anything other than "The great Sam Neill"

Brought to us by the people that gave us the first Resident Evil movie, the first Mortal Kombat movie, Kurt Russel in Soldier, Firestarter 2, and Aliens Versus Predator.

Sooo, this may have been the career highlight. Everyone's got at least one hit in 'em.

A bloody spike through the base of the spine, penetrating all the way out the mouth.

This is all I can think of now.

Yeah I was shocked that Paul W. "Resident" S. "Evil" Anderson directed this.

Hey, I liked the first Resident Evil too.

You guys are elitists.

lzrd: There's also the good one of someone reaching down a companion's throat and pulling their intestines out. That one stuck with me a while.

Event Horizon is the Anderson anomaly. Death Race is the Paul W.S. reality.

You know what Stanley, you're right. I think I might have been a bit too harsh with my initial judgement (fingers crossed that Chet will add a feature that allows us to change our ratings).

I remember going to the matinée of this on a Lazy Sunday afternoon, thinking that it was going to be a piece of crap. It was 35 degrees Celcius outside and yet, when I left the theatre I was chilled to the bone. Barring the trite dialogue, the airlock sequence and Zombie Sam Neil magically appearing at the end, this was a pretty damn decent slice of scifi.

Death Ship, the Ship that Eats People

Oh damn Stanley, never forget there are other people who love the same shit you do. Big horror-scifi high-fives all around.

Also this bit of trivia actually drops the movie somewhat in my eyes now. I'm starting to get a thinkin', all like, "Well, what if they had thrown in a Lovecraft reference? That wouldn't have been so obvious if they did it right."

Well, it also explained the whole thing about the video having Latin in it. But yeah....I remember an American Cinematographer article specifically saying it was something weird about the ship time-travelling into the past, then coming back with some demon from the middle ages or something like that.

Stars for eatenmyeyes "Death Ship: the Ship that Eats People".

That's why I submitted it.

Make a joke, or be witty or something. Or lurk moar.