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When it comes to watching horror movies, one of my favorite sub-genres is Sci-Fi Horror. I give me a terror of deep universe, futuristic worlds in which things come to be terrible, and greater than space spaceships in which crews are captured by slight horrors. While the alien could be the most popular film in this genre, there are amazing Sci-Fi horror flicks outside waiting to be discovered.
One of my favorites is Pandorum. Published in 2009. It is a claustrophobic trip to space where the mechanic wakes up on the colony ship to see that things went very wrong. There is a loaded spaceship, terrible things that hunt through corridors and a mystery that takes place in the bowels of the ship. It is given to a large dead space, and that is a reminder classic.
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Pandorum records a frightening feeling of a broken ship, fear surrounded by a hull where only space is waiting outside and a world that has abolished the body’s horror and existential canvas. His cinematic style grabbed my attention and kept me looking, even when I desperately wanted to look.
Corporal Bower (Played by Ben Foster) Wake up from Cryio-Sleep with a worrying case of amnesia. Almost immediately, it is clear that things did not cross planning Elisium, a colony ship, which was transported by 60,000 people from the passed country into a new world. The machines around it are degraded, power is constantly blinking and it seems entirely alone.
Bower soon joined Lieutenant Payton (played Dennis Kuaid), an officer who also wakes up from the wicked-sleep without any answers. After the two succeeds to activate auxiliary power, they decide to go to the bridge to understand what is happening. Bower manages to avoid wing the area to find out that the rest of the ship is in even worse condition.
The color must be dealt with with other survivors to withstand the madness of ElySium.
On a ship transferred from its original humanitarian mission to settle a new planet, it is suitable by creatures that only obscure people, as well as people who fight to survive. Bower finds two friends – a member of an English-speaking agricultural team, but hunting for the preheating beings and Nadia, a scientist for environmental protection.
The three of them move towards the ship’s reactor to reset strength and starts everything so they can decipher what happened and why. In addition to the road, they encounter sketches that tell them that they have failed when the bridge received bad news from the country, and overflowing the causing space that can cause psychosis, initiated by strong emotional states.
At the same time, Lieutenant Payton, who stayed in Crio-sleeping, is a struggling from Pandorum and tells Paiton what actually happened on the Payton Bridge, but it seems that it only seems worse to talk more about. Payton pushes him in the cryo-minapap to prevent him from causing the desert, while still talking about staying through what he needs to do to restart the reactor and restarted the ship.
Lieutenant Colonel Payton is trying to help the fello, but it may need help alone.
Pandorum’s Vibe is perfect for anyone who loves heavy scientific-fantastic horror. With piles, demolished space ship as a main set, winding and claustrophobic passengers and a world that develops in metal walls, this film that has been touched in fear lasts less than 2 hours. Very lurked by a pandorum that emits all perspectives, monsters in the walls, and a tragedy that hit everything together to deliver an adventure that is full of damage full of fear.
The third act of Pandorum is when everything is escalated and the secrets are discovered – the truth bridge, where the ship is piloted, and what you need to look after yourself to find out what happens on ELISIUM.
Pandorum was not a hit when he was released, but 16 years later, it was still a fantastic example of the SCI-Fi horror genre and deliver a lot of bends and turns. Stream to free on the tubeAnd find out what Elisium is hiding today.
