The Night Train

No pun intended and Jamiroquai has nothing to do with the movie. Maybe the pun was somewhat intended. On the other hand, I am not sure how many know the song I am referring to. Doesn't matter though, because it is about the horror movie we have here. We may not know from the beginning what is going on - unless I reckon you have read the summary.

You should be aware that the movie does get quite violent at times. I have seen worse (or better?) effects than they have here - but if you are aware that this is a low budget movie, you can hopefully just go with the flow ... and deeper and deeper and deeper ... well those who survive that is ... if any.

It starts well, but soon it becomes really boring. The ending is quite ok, although it's predictable. The whole idea is not bad, but it's wasted. Watch it only if you don't have anything else to do.

Have you ever seen, or heard talking about classic horror movies like "A Nightmare on Elm Street" or "Friday the 13th"?

Have you enjoyed them, or are you just curious to experience how a serial-teenage-slaughter-horror movie used to feel, before boring and utterly not-scary movies like the Twilight saga or The Vampire Chronicles were conceived?

Are you interested in a movie where several characters are killed in extremely gory and imaginative ways, no matter how hard they struggle to survive or kill the monster?

If this is the case, you're in. Freddy's not at home, but has left there another monster to keep on the business ;-)

If you're looking for anything else, skip this, or you could get the scares.