Pandorum

While being halfway through shaving (with some sort of laser razor), Bower gets interrupted by a tremor.

In the next wide shot he appears to be suddenly done shaving, but he's simply finished and this is a "jump cut" to condense time.

When Bower is attempting to awaken Payton by banging on his tube, it reads Payton from the outside.

In a reverse angle from inside the tube, it clearly reads Bower, indicating the tube was reused from the earlier sequence when Bower awakened.

Right after Bower climbs up the ladder out of the small tunnel after asking Payton about feeling symptoms of Pandorum and the Eden mission, he is holding the flashlight in his right hand, the same hand as the gauntlet, as he walks away it suddenly switches to his left hand.

In the suit of one of Eden's crew members it reads Kreska, however, in his respective hibernation chamber it reads Kresca, with C.

From the start Pandorum looks like the type of film that takes its inspiration from other great sci-fi films in the bid to create something similar. The problem when doing this though is that it can become clichéd and audiences will have guessed the ending or any other plot twist before it happens.

'In space no one can hear you scream' intoned the Alien tagline way back in 1979, like some kind of spaceman rapist with Bad Ideas. Pandorum is more a case of 'In spaceship, savage spear-wielding freaks can hear you scream.

The atmosphere on the dark, dirty, decaying vessel is downright creepy, and the pale, snarling creatures hunting the humans don't, at first, help. Cam Gigandet is convincing as the furious and terrified Gallo and Ben Foster is ideally cast to provide an infectious state of high alert beginning in the first moments of the film and never letting up.

This movie is hardcore as a mofo yo! You need to watch it that's it!

I went into this movie looking for something to kill boredom. I am not a sci-fi fan by any stretch of the means.

"Nihilism is a natural consequence of a culture or civilisation ruled and regulated by categories that mask manipulation, mastery and domination of peoples and nature." ― Cornel West Christian Alvart's "Pandorum" finds humanity strangled by resource scarcity and overpopulation.

More than just a horror sci-fi. Gruesome and strange.

Space movie / thriller. One of the many films inspired by the style established by Alien, and one of the the remarkable efforts compared to other films.

This movie has themes from alien and prometheus etc. But it also feels like a 90'sB-movie.