Horror

From Beyond

HorrorSci-Fi

A group of scientists have developed the Resonator, a machine which allows whoever is within range to see beyond normal perceptible reality. But when the experiment succeeds, they are immediately attacked by terrible life forms.

Year

1986

Duration

1h 25m

IMDb

6.6

Trailer

Cast

Stuart Gordon

Director

Jeffrey Combs

Crawford Tillinghast

Barbara Crampton

Dr. Katherine McMichaels

Ted Sorel

Dr. Edward Pretorius

Ken Foree

Bubba Brownlee

Carolyn Purdy-Gordon

Dr. Bloch

Bunny Summers

Neighbor Lady

Bruce McGuire

Jordan Fields

Del Russel

Ambulance Driver

Dale Wyatt

Paramedic

Karen Christenfeld

Nurse

Andrew Lord Miller

Patient - Strait Jacket

John Leamer

Shock Technician

RB

Regina Bleesz

Bondage Girl

Albert Band

Drunk

SS

Sergio Silveri

Asylum Orderly

H.P. Lovecraft

Writer

Brian Yuzna

Writer

Dennis Paoli

Writer

Stuart Gordon

Writer

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From Beyond

『1v4』SANADNov 16, 2022

This seminal film by Stuart Gordon reeks pure 80's. Following the success of the far superior Re-Animator, Gordon experiments with one of the works of his favourite literary sources: HP Lovecraft. The film tackles the popular sci-fiction theme of the sixth dimension -- and considering the small-budget limitations placed upon the director, it is a reasonable treatment of the multi-dimension theme. The resonator depicted in the film demonstrates strong Lovecraftian imagery . . . not easy to achieve. What strengthens the film are the grotesque F/X and Jeffery Combs/Barbara Crampton: both of these elements are excellent (for the genre and budget). Some of the F/X are really stomach churning -- try eating jello or fried liver and Chianti when watching the film . . . If your are a HPL, Gordon, Combs or Crampton fan, this film is an essential viewing for you.

Dayana OthaNov 16, 2022

Wicked adaption of the H.P. Lovecraft story written and directed by horror master Stuart Gordon. The story is about experiments that cause people to be able to use their sixth sense. This however opens the door to another universe full of weird creatures and monsters and causes those who are part of the experiment to go mad. Terrific special effects, a fast pace and a nasty sense of humor make this a memorable outing. Good camp cast too. Rated R; Nudity, Graphic Violence and Profanity.

🇲🇷PRINCESITO🕺🏻Nov 16, 2022

"From Beyond" has the unfortunate task of following up one of the most vivid, effective, and hilarious horror films ever made"Re-Animator"and comes up short in almost every area. Once again, director Stuart Gordon is adapting an H.P. Lovecraft tale, this one about two scientists who create a device that stimulates a "sixth sense" and allows slimy creatures from another dimension to seep through. Stars Jeffrey Combs, Barbara Crampton, and Ken Foree ("Dawn of the Dead") do their best, but the script is too limited, and neither the humor nor horror is as strong as in "Re-Animator." Still, this is incomparably better than most of the dreck lining video shelves these days.

waiiwaii.pNov 16, 2022

Its been a while since I saw this, but I fondly remember it as being one of the wildest and most entertaining horror films of the 80s. I liked it even more than Re-Animator, partly because there is something more intriguing about parallel dimensions and the connection to schizophrenia, than Re-Animators simple (though still entertaining ) "dead come back to life"-scenario. Some of the outlandish effects seem to be influenced by Dali, bodies in a constant state transformation and re-evaluation. It is mind-boggling that it is still so hard to get a hold of on DVD, I only watched a British VHS copy years ago which had some cuts and I still long to see the original unrated version. The score, by Richard Band, is also impressively aggressive and atmospheric. Would somebody please just release it on DVD! They just don't make them like this anymore.