D-Railed

This is not a good movie by any means but it's strangely watchable. While on a train ride that goes off track a group of murder mystery gamers who have been hijacked. Soon after they crash into a river and find themselves hunted by some cool ass creatures that are quite impressive especially considering the budgetary constraints. The concept sounds cool but they never really do it justice. Theres dome fun bits here and there but it's never really scary and it all can be a bit confusing especially the trying to hard ending. Had they kept it simplistic they have pulled off a little gem. Instead it's just overly mediocre but there are definitely worse ways to pass the time.

4/10

I had no intention of watching this movie.

It was on. I will tell you that I couldn't turn away from the show. It's really like 3 movies in 1. The beginning had a lot of unexpected twists and happenings I didn't expect and didn't see coming. The middle had a suprise that because I didn't read anything about the movie, I didn't see any posters or know anything, I was like What Just Happened !

It's a fun ride, it's not going to win any oscars or awards. But if your looking for fun entertainment, suprises and a fun ride.

Watch it. I ha e seem many movies rated 5-6 that weren't as watchable or entertaining.

The film was very disappointing, though. Apart from the fact that Lance Henriksen was only on screen for about 10 minutes, he contributed nothing to the film. He was purely used as a draw card and most of the film's budget probably paid for his salary, as this is a very cheaply made, cheap-looking film. The acting is bad, the dialogue is average to bad, and there's nothing special about the photography or cinematography. Much of the film was clearly made in a studio without good set designs. All the trademarks of a (bad) B-movie is evident.

The creature effects are laughable, and the film just got worse as it progressed. If you're into B-movies for the laugh of it, then this is the one to watch.

The storyline and monster here are pretty much taken from a movie called Split Second which stars Rutger Hauer. Split second is better.

The movie was ok though, I enjoyed it.

"D-Railed" wasn't exactly the average horror movie, it was actually a movie with a twist to it. And without spoiling it, or mentioning anything about it, then I will just say that the twist there was to the storyline was one that I quite enjoyed.

Initially I sat down to watch "D-Railed" because Lance Henriksen was on the cast list. Imagine my surprising when I realized that he was only in the movie less than five minutes. Yup, I kid you not. Talk about using a familiar name on the movie's cover to lure in an audience.

Now, I will say that this 2018 movie from director Dale Fabrigar was actually entertaining and enjoyable. And the fact that it wasn't just another straight up horror movie made from the 'how-to-make-a-horror-movie' book for dummies was definitely something that added to the overall enjoyment of the movie.

The creature design in "D-Railed" was also interesting. Sure, it wasn't a groundbreaking innovative creature design, but it fitted well into the movie and the atmosphere that permeated the entire movie.

I was adequately entertained from start till end, and if you have the chance to watch "D-Railed" and enjoy horror, you should do so. Just don't get your hopes up on seeing a whole lot of Lance Henriksen in the movie.