Event Horizon Page #7
- R
- Year:
- 1997
- 96 min
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FOLLOW the safety line into the dark...
INT. EVENT HORIZON - SECOND CONTAINMENT
An alcove, opening into a vast chamber. Once pristine, all
the surfaces have been coated in a dark gray slick. Globules
of fluid hang motionless, sticking to Justin's suit, leeching
away his light and swallowing him in darkness.
COOPER (O.S.)
(radio)
...do you copy?
JUSTIN:
(quiet)
Uh, yeah Coop, I'm still here.
COOPER (O.S.)
(radio)
Sh*t! Do not do that! Where the f***
are you?
JUSTIN:
I'm in the Second Containment area.
It's pitch black in here. There must
have been a coolant leak. Man, this
sh*t is everywhere. I can't see a
damn thing.
A lighted console blocks Justin's view of the chamber beyond.
He drifts over to it, wipes the console clear of coolant,
revealing dim lights: the station has power.
JUSTIN:
The reactor's still hot. Coolant
level is on reserve, but still in
the green.
TIGHT ON JUSTIN'S FACE AS THE LIGHTS COME ON
JUSTIN:
(triumph)
I got it...
His expressions changes as he looks past the console and
sees... something.
JUSTIN:
(trailing off in awe)
Holy sh*t...
COOPER:
Justin?
JUSTIN:
A massive sphere, 10 meters in diameter, dominates the center
of the second containment. Intricate machinery surrounds the
sphere but the globe itself is featureless, smooth; a
enigmatic monolith. Black ice encrusts it, giving it the
seeming of a living thing.
They stare at Justin's monitor.
SMITH:
What the hell is that?
WEIR:
That's the Core:
the gravity drive.The heart of the ship.
INT. EVENT HORIZON - SECOND CONTAINMENT
MILLER (O.S.)
(radio)
Justin, check the containment for
radiation leaks. Peters...
MILLER (O.S.)
(radio)
...how's the client?
PETERS:
Crystallized.
INT. EVENT HORIZON - SECOND CONTAINMENT
Justin examines the outer wall of the Core, looking for any
cracks or ruptured seams.
MILLER (O.S.)
(radio)
Justin, finish your sweep.
JUSTIN:
Almost done, I just gotta check one
thing...
Justin turns to the Core...
Justin's monitor fills with static.
STARCK:
Justin, hold on a sec, you're breaking
up...
INT. EVENT HORIZON - SECOND CONTAINMENT
STARCK (O.S.)
(radio)
Justin...?
(static obscure her
voice)
Justin reaches towards the Core with his pressure sensor.
His helmet light flickers. He hesitates...
INT. EVENT HORIZON - MEDICAL/SCIENCE
Miller's helmet light flickers...
Peter's helmet light winks out...
STARCK:
Justin, come in...
Suddenly, the bio-scan lights up, from green to red as signals
race across the display.
WEIR:
What is it?
STARCK:
I don't know. The life readings just
went off the scale.
SMITH:
Something's wrong...
INT. EVENT HORIZON - SECOND CONTAINMENT
Justin places the pressure sensor against the Core. Touching
it.
The Core turns deepest black. A darkness that light cannot
penetrate. For a second, Justin's white suit is captured
against the hungry void...
INT. EVENT HORIZON - SECOND CONTAINMENT (TANK)
THEN THE VOID SUCKS HIM IN AND JUSTIN IS GONE...
INT. LEWIS AND CLARK - AIRLOCK BAY
Cooper stares in shock as Justin's safety line as it reels
out at an incredible rate -- 250 meters, 300 meters...
INT. EVENT HORIZON - SECOND CONTAINMENT A WAVE
surges out of the Core, bending light like a ripple on a
pond, pushing coolant and debris before it...
INT. EVENT HORIZON - MAIN ACCESS CORRIDOR - NO AIRLOCKS
The gravity wave surges forward, blowing out emergency lights
as it comes, flotsam and jetsam swirling in its wake...
INT. EVENT HORIZON - MEDICAL/SCIENCE
Data floods Miller's workstation, flashing across the screen
too fast for comprehension...
FOLLOWED BY A FACE -- JUSTIN...
INT. EVENT HORIZON - MEDICAL/SCIENCE
MILLER:
What the hell...
A DEEP ROAR fills the ship. Miller rises to investigate...
The door BLOWS APART as THE WAVE HITS, ripples through the
Medical Bay towards Miller...
MILLER:
Oh sh*t...!
Debris swirls around him... the wave sweeps him up... SLAMS
him into a bulkhead...
INT. LEWIS AND CLARK - BRIDGE JUSTIN'S POV SCREEN
the briefest suggestion of a SCREAMING FACE, obscured by
STATIC and ROLL before the screen CUTS to static entirely.
The rest of the crew's POV screens go dead as...
...the wave hits them, threatening to tear the Lewis and
Clark apart. The ship shudders violently. Consoles EXPLODE
with sparks. Weir and the others hold on for dear life.
STARCK:
Miller, do you read me, Peters --
SMITH:
Get them back --
STARCK:
I'm trying, goddammit --
An equipment rack IGNITES. Smith grabs an extinguisher, fights
the blaze...
INT. LEWIS AND CLARK - AIRLOCK BAY
Cooper and DJ, bracing against the bulkhead. Cooper hits the
intercom.
COOPER:
What's happening?
STARCK (O.S.)
(intercom)
I don't know, the screens are dead...!
Cooper peers out the airlock window.
JUSTIN'S SAFETY LINE
passes 350 meters and accelerating...
COOPER:
350 meters... 400 meters...
DJ:
He's in trouble. Go!
COOPER:
I'm gone!
Cooper grabs his helmet. DJ helps him lock the helmet into
place with a HISS.
The inner airlock door opens. As Cooper enters the airlock,
Justin's safety reel stops, the line jerking taut at 500
meters.
INT. EVENT HORIZON - MEDICAL/SCIENCE
Miller tries to get his bearings in the dark.
MILLER:
Boarding party, sound off... Peters,
do you read me... . Peters...
Peters' light, too, remains dark, but Neptune's blue light
fills the Bridge. The frozen corpse floats before her. No
longer a man.
A young boy, maybe five years old. His legs are withered,
useless things. The skin remains a crystallized surface, but
the eyes look straight at her, alive.
PETERS:
Denny...
Peters reaches out to touch the body. It falls away from
her. No longer her son, but the body of the astronaut. It
hits the door and shatters.
INT. EVENT HORIZON - MEDICAL/SCIENCE
MILLER:
(growing desperation)
...Peters, do you read me...
A MAN'S VOICE, in agony, CRACKLES over Miller's radio:
VOICE:
(radio)
Don't leave me...
MILLER:
Justin? Justin, sound off...
Justin...!
Miller trails off as RED LIGHT flickers across his visor. He
turns...
INT. EVENT HORIZON - MEDICAL/SCIENCE (BURNING MAN) POV
MILLER:
A BURNING MAN stands in Medical/Science, a human body wreathed
in flame. The eyes are like sunspots. As the Burning Man
moves, bones and black flesh poke through the fire. He raises
one hand to point at Miller in accusation...
INT. EVENT HORIZON - MEDICAL/SCIENCE
Miller's BREATH stops in his throat. His mouth works but
nothing comes out. He BLINKS...
...and the VISION is gone. Miller is alone, BREATHING hard.
INT. EVENT HORIZON - FIRST CONTAINMENT
Cooper enters at full speed, shooting through in a controlled
fall...
COOPER:
Hold on, Baby Bear...
INT. EVENT HORIZON - SECOND CONTAINMENT
...into the Second Containment. He catches himself at the
console. Cooper sees Justin's safety line, cut off abruptly
by the darkness of the Core.
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