End of the Line
- 2007
- 1h 35m
IMDb RATING
5.8/10
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Karen boards a late-night train and fights with several other passengers to survive a murderous night after becoming trapped in a tunnel.Karen boards a late-night train and fights with several other passengers to survive a murderous night after becoming trapped in a tunnel.Karen boards a late-night train and fights with several other passengers to survive a murderous night after becoming trapped in a tunnel.
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- 1 win & 2 nominations total
Nina Fillis
- Sarah
- (as Nina M. Fillis)
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- TriviaThe sword used by the cultists is a copy of the sword used in the film Conan the Barbarian.
- ConnectionsReferences Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (1968)
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Karen is a nurse at a psychiatric hospital whose been having nightmares of jump scares recently(and yeah, those do make a lot of appearances in this... but it does build a proper atmosphere, and is a very tense ride). On her way home, the subway train she's on stops suddenly, and she and a group of other regular people find themselves chased by a cult(who are genuinely and effectively creepy, throughout; they make this, in part, a zombie flick) out for blood, who claim that judgment day is coming(and that death is the better fate). Is this just a band of mad believers, or could they actually be right? This keeps it vague enough that you continue to ask yourself that question throughout, right up until the great ending. It goes into themes about faith(without it saying that it's completely good or bad), religious fanaticism(how far will they go?), hypocrisy, status and the like. This is somewhat exploitative(with some truly brutal gore, and extremely disturbing sequences, if these are moderate in amount), and it gets quite cheesy(the killers all use crosses that function as knives, and one of them, a middle-aged guy no less, wields a friggin' sword). It doesn't overstay its welcome, and keeps to a solid pace, and it gets going quickly whilst at the same time developing the characters, all of whom are sufficiently likable and credible(no one is really obnoxious, albeit one member of the murdering lot is truly despicable... but we love to hate him, and it really works). The FX vary, however most are excellent(a couple of designs and choices are questionable). This is at its best in the first 20 minutes or so, and if you find yourself not happy with the change after about that period of time, you might not like the rest of this. It does feel like the two portions of it don't completely fit together. The hour and a half do pass like nothing, and it has positive surprises along the way. Dialog tends to be fine, if there are a handful of lines that are... strange. Acting is so-so. There's a reason those on this cast aren't "names". There is some sexuality and a little strong language in this. I recommend this to fans of dark Gothic horror. 7/10
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- Le Terminus de l'horreur
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- CA$200,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 35 minutes
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- 1.78 : 1
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