2010 meets Hellraiser, and the outcome is bad!

Rating: Null/10 (28 June 2000)

Event Horizons begins as a great movie. Great special effects.
The entire environment in which the movie is set is great.
At first, Event Horizon appears to be a 2010 clone. A bunch of astronauts are going to rescue a ship that disappeared many years ago.

Caution: spoilers ahead.
But the movie evolves into a B-horror film. The crew finds out that the Event Horizon ship is possessed. And while this happens, Dr. Weir, the scientist of the crew, tries to explain everything rationally.
And how comes the ship got possessed? Because it traveled into a black hole created by scientists. The movie makes you understand that science created the horror the crew is enduring. And as bad as this is, it is the scientist of the crew who, for some unexplained, reason turns into the bad guy. The only conclusion I can draw is that this film is anti-science. And the scientist turning bad is simply a symbol of that.
This movie doesn't know what to be. It starts like a science fiction movie. Turns into a horror movie. First, it makes you believe that the ship is reacting to them and wants them to leave. Then, when they want to leave, the ship doesn't want them to leave.
Bottom line: it doesn't make any sense.