#Event horizon movie

And I want to just let that stand, because I think it's become a stronger piece of work over time. I want to leave it alone because I'm really proud of what we did. And, for that reason, I didn't want to go back to the same world and ruin it for anybody. More Amityville than Alien, Event Horizon is a blood-spattered horror that pulls out all the haunted house stops. And then slowly over time, it's really built a very avid following and I'm immensely proud of that. I don't think it was really perceived critically or commercially as well as I thought it could have been.

#Event horizon movie

And especially because when the movie was released, I felt it didn't get a fair shake. I didn't really have any interest in returning to the world of Event Horizon. I'm immensely proud of the movie we made.

Anderson's full comment can be read below: He also expressed concern about ruining the original picture by being involved with a sequel. The filmmaker recently told ComicBook, ' I didn't really have any interest in returning to the world of Event Horizon.' Anderson expressed pride in the original product, even though it didn't quite live up to his original vision due to studio demands (Paramount is at fault there). Related: Everything We Know About the Event Horizon TV SeriesĮven with this renewed energy, Anderson appears to be on the outs with any potential continuation.