The scariest movie of the 90s

Rating: Null/10 (21 July 1999)

This movie is awesome. The first time I saw it on the big screen in a cineplex it really took me away from this place into the darkest, most threatening corner of the universe : the "Event Horizon". As I consider myself as a fan of Laurence Fisburne, this movie was a must, but it also offers lots more than "just" Laurence back on the screen.
What is really remarkable about this film is that it plays in the future somewhere in space at the outer limits of our solar system and yet it is scarier than any other horror-movie of the 90s set in our time and on earth. Paul Anderson has a fantastic skill of showing the deepest nightmares of both religious (the "hell"-stuff) and scientific (the results of the ability to influence time and space; artificial worm-holes) issues. I have seen this film for some 13 times now and it is still as scary as during the midnight-premiere. Thumbs Up !