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Evil Train

Titre original : Il treno
  • 1989
  • R
  • 1h 34min
NOTE IMDb
5,2/10
1,7 k
MA NOTE
Evil Train (1989)
FantaisieHorreur

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAn introverted American student of Balkan descent travels to Yugoslavia as part of a school trip to witness an ancient pagan ritual, but the pagans hide a deadly secret.An introverted American student of Balkan descent travels to Yugoslavia as part of a school trip to witness an ancient pagan ritual, but the pagans hide a deadly secret.An introverted American student of Balkan descent travels to Yugoslavia as part of a school trip to witness an ancient pagan ritual, but the pagans hide a deadly secret.

  • Réalisation
    • Jeff Kwitny
  • Scénario
    • Sheila Goldberg
  • Casting principal
    • Mary Kohnert
    • Bo Svenson
    • Victoria Zinny
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  • NOTE IMDb
    5,2/10
    1,7 k
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    • Réalisation
      • Jeff Kwitny
    • Scénario
      • Sheila Goldberg
    • Casting principal
      • Mary Kohnert
      • Bo Svenson
      • Victoria Zinny
    • 40avis d'utilisateurs
    • 35avis des critiques
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
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    Rôles principaux27

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    Mary Kohnert
    Mary Kohnert
    • Beverly Putnic
    Bo Svenson
    Bo Svenson
    • Professor Andromolek
    Victoria Zinny
    Victoria Zinny
    • Beverly's Mother
    Savina Gersak
    • Sava
    Sarah Conway Ciminera
    Sarah Conway Ciminera
    • Christie
    William Geiger
    • Kevin
    Alex Vitale
    Alex Vitale
    • Angel
    Ron Williams
    Ron Williams
    • Larry
    Renee Rancourt
    Renee Rancourt
    • Melanie
    Jeremy Sanchez
    • Richard
    Igor Pervic
    Igor Pervic
    • Marius
    Susan Zelouf
    Susan Zelouf
    • Miss Chase
    Tania Alexander
    Tania Alexander
    • Air hostess
    Mario Novelli
    • Engineer
    Ratko Tankosic
    • Coal Stoker
    Milutin Micovic
    • Conductor
    Olga Poznatov
    • Old Woman
    Bogdan Jakus
    • Railroad Personell
    • Réalisation
      • Jeff Kwitny
    • Scénario
      • Sheila Goldberg
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    Michael_Elliott

    Get Off the Train

    Beyond the Door III (1989)

    * 1/2 (out of 4)

    In 1974 the Italian film CHI SEI? was released in America as BEYOND THE DOOR. The film was one of many rips of THE EXORCIST but it made enough money to where future producers would remember the "new" title. In 1979 Mario Bava made a film called SHOCK but since the title wasn't catchy enough it was renamed BEYOND THE DOOR II even though it had nothing to do with the first film. Then, in 1989, there was AMOK TRAIN, another weak title that couldn't grab people so the producer's decided to call it BEYOND THE DOOR III. So, in a fifteen year period we had three films in the BEYOND THE DOOR series and yet it wasn't ever a real title or series for that matter. You gotta love these Italian name changes (check out DAWN OF THE DEAD and ZOMBI for more).

    The "story" has seven American teenagers taking a school trip to Yugoslavia where they will witness a pre-Christian passion play. One of the girls (Mary Kohnert) doesn't want to go because she's actually from this small village but the group ends up there and soon the locals are trying to kill them. It turns out the girl is a virgin so she's prime material to become the wife of Lucifer. The kids end up on a train where they think they're making an escape but it's just leading them to one gruesome death after another. BEYOND THE DOOR III or AMOK TRAIN, whatever you want to call it, has some pretty good stuff going for it but sadly the story is just so bad and pointless that the majority of the running time you're wishing a train would run you over so you could get pass the boredom. Most of the movie takes place on this train and there's not a single thing going on. The kids talk about what's going on. A few new characters enter the picture. The kids talk some more and this just keeps going and going. I'm really confused why they'd build some beautiful sets of the villages and then only shoot there for what ends up being about ten-minutes worth of screen time. This village looks quite good and had a rather nice atmosphere so why they selected to go on the train is anyone's guess. The film runs 94-minutes in its uncut state and the majority of that time is just boring dialogue or we have a couple kids not on the train who walk around not doing a thing. The film actually does have some good things going for it with one being the cinematography by Adolfo Bartoli. There's no question this was an extra low-budget movie but you wouldn't know it just by looking at the film because it looks very professional and that's not hardly the case with these type of films. Another plus are the gore effects, which are quite good looking and since this is an Italian movie we get all sorts of bloody deaths. The first murder involves one of the strangest decapitations I've ever seen and things just get more gory from here including one sequence where a woman peels her face off. The Lucifer creature here is pretty silly looking though. Most of the cast is forgettable but we do get Bo Svenson in a brief role as the Professor. It's too bad a better screenplay wasn't written for this thing and it's a shame most of the time took place on the train because there are enough decent elements here that should have made for a better movie.
    xtrospawn

    Skip the first two......

    Everyone who gave this movie a bad review is fired from EVER reviewing a b-horror movie again. There are two kinds of horror movies...There are the ones such as THE EXORCIST and HALLOWEEN which, for whatever reason, have mass appeal. And then there're the ones like BEYOND THE DOOR 3, obscure low budget oddities which suddenly appear on video store new release walls with a no-name cast and crew and really nothing to recommend them other than a really neat cover box. They're usually made on a shoestring budget with plots recycled from other movies. But they have only one goal and that is to entertain. And BEYOND THE DOOR 3 certainly succeeds in that area. I've seen this little gem of a flick more than a dozen times and I'm thoroughly entertained each time. To hell with characterizations and plodding plot devices, this little flick wants to entertain and scare you, and it does! When you rent a movie like BEYOND THE DOOR 3 you should have some idea of what's in store for you. Especially since it's a part 3 so you're renting it having probably seen the first two installments. So you shouldn't be disappointed because it's too cheesy or flatly directed, etc. That's what fans of these types of movies want. So shame on everyone who watched this movie and was disappointed. Go watch MATLOCK with Grandma, you sissies.
    6Tweetienator

    Ride the Train to Hell

    Sometimes you stumble over those kind of movies where the main and haunting question is - what the heck did the writer(s) smoke!? Beyond the Door III aka Amok Train aka Death Train is such a movie. What we get is some ancient satanic ritual in a rural community of Yugoslavia mixed with a good part of what is some kind of early and low budget Unstoppable (Denzel Washington, Chris Pine, 2010) - in one scene the runaway (demon-possessed!?) train even drives thru a small lake without any railway tracks just to kill some of the poor Americans! But on the other side we get a fine sniff of gore here and there and some well composed dark and weird mood including some satanic ritual (just too delicious the scene where the old witch screams: she's not a ******!) and some fine visuals (for a B-movie).

    My rate would be a straight 5 but for the smoking question I add 1 more - so my overall rate is a well-deserved 6.
    6Hey_Sweden

    Would you like some hot soup?

    A group of students gets this supposedly great opportunity to witness ancient rituals in Europe, only to learn that they've been targeted for death. They head for the hills, and hop a train that starts barreling through the countryside once the crew has been decimated.

    Re-christened "Beyond the Door III" to capitalize on the otherwise unrelated Italian horror films, "Death Train", or "Amok Train", is a generally good time. The viewer WILL have to put up with the expected cheesy acting and goofy plotting, but director Jeff Kwitny does manage to make up for this with a respectable amount of menace & atmosphere. The setting is the most unusual aspect, making this a sort of genre spin on the earlier critical favorite "Runaway Train".

    People looking for great European horror nonsense will find a fair bit to enjoy here, as there is some absolutely great gore coupled with some memorable murder set pieces. The film does get off to a rough start, but improves once the assorted expendable victims get on the train; the final half hour is the best part.

    The acting may not be quality acting, but most of it is sincere enough. Mary Kohnert ('Star Trek: The Next Generation', "Big Man on Campus") is appealing in the lead, and token name actor Bo Svenson ("Special Delivery", "The Delta Force") does an amusing job of hamming it up a bit as a dubious professor.

    Overall, decent entertainment for fans of this kind of thing.

    Six out of 10.
    6lost-in-limbo

    Tickets please. Or pay the ultimate price.

    Forget about the unrelated title "Beyond the Door III", as its better represented under "Death Train" or "Amok Train". What starts off as an optimistically ominous Italian supernatural occult feature eventually falls into cheesy and senseless absurdness, but even so it manages to stay reasonably diverting. The premise's opening build up is atmospheric, spooky and alienating, but when the staged action hit's the train it becomes ludicrously brainless. Forget about making any sense of it (yep it's strange and baffling), and just go along for the unpredictable, but farcical train ride of 'doom'. Director Jeff Kwitny uses the creepy, louring, out-cast East European environment to great effect, and ups the tatty, macabre gore effects when it counted. He plasters it with cheap shocks, but the outrageously graphic deaths are amusingly inventive and impulsive. There are some memorable ones too. An inane script and wishy-washy story is made up of frantic ideas, and novelties that never really seem to come together, but at least it stays in character by keeping the story moving like a speeding train. Some sequences involving the run-away train (that's ritually controlled by Satanists) are balefully destructive, but other times you get a good laugh when the miniature train model comes into play. Adolfo Bartou's sweepingly agile and large scale cinematography is very well-implemented, and at times looked to good for such a production. Telegraphing nearly everything is the pounding, dread-induced music score of generically leering and terrible cues. The performances are pretty wretched, but Bo Svenson's little screen time makes an impression.

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    • Anecdotes
      Despite the title, this film has nothing to do with Le démon aux tripes (1974) (aka Beyond The Door), or Les Démons de la nuit (1977) (aka Beyond The Door II). When Epic Productions acquired the distribution rights, they re-titled the film Beyond the Door III, to capitalize on the success of the original film.
    • Gaffes
      On her plane ride home, Beverly is mostly shown sitting in a window seat. But in the shot of the stewardess collapsing into the chair, she is sitting in a center cabin seat.
    • Versions alternatives
      The DVD version released in 2008 called, "Amok Train" features all of the gore scenes uncut.
    • Connexions
      Featured in The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs: Beyond the Door III (2023)

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    • Date de sortie
      • 21 avril 1990 (Japon)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Italie
      • Yougoslavie
    • Langues
      • Serbo-croate
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Beyond the Door III
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Belgrade, Serbie
    • Sociétés de production
      • Avala Film
      • C.F.S. Kosutnjak
      • Epic Entertainment
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      1 heure 34 minutes
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      • Dolby
    • Rapport de forme
      • 2.35 : 1

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