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This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

If you like to be scared, if you like to laugh, and if you like to learn a thing or two at the movies, this absolutely cannot be missed.

The story-telling is good with flashbacks.The film is both funny and heartbreaking. You smile in a scene and get a soulcrushing revelation in the next.

God and Satan are on board a train and discuss the fate of three individuals. In the first story, "The Case of Harry Billings", a man is kidnapped and taken to an insane asylum where he is put under hypnosis and lures victims to be tortured and murdered as part of an organ-harvesting operation. The second story, "The Case of Gretta Connors", entails two young lovers who become involved in a sinister cult of people fascinated with death. The final story "The Case of Claire Hansen" involves an apprentice to the Devil who is out to destroy mankind and a group of immortals who are out to stop him.If you are a fan of bad horror movies, you'll know that Night Train to Terror is actually pieced together from three other films:Cataclysm (1980) Death Wish Club (1983) Scream Your Head Off (unfinished)And believe it or not footage from this film was also later edited into Marilyn Alive and Behind Bars (1992). The movie was written by an academy award winning writer!The film was given a limited release theatrically by Visto International Inc. in 1985.[1] The film received poor reviews and less than spectacular box office attraction.The film was given its first official Bluray and DVD release in October 2013 by Vinegar Syndrome. Extras for the film include the full-length version of Greta (aka Death Wish Club), an interview with producer/director Jay Schlossberg-Cohen, an interview with assistant editor Wayne Schmidt, and a commentary track by The Hysteria Continues.The film is often compared to the likes of Plan 9 From Outer Space due to its bad dialogue, poor editing, and numerous continuity errors.It is truly Ed Wood if Ed Wood had lived! I'm giving it a 10 for it's bizarre-ness. If left to rate on the content, it would get a one.

I have seen this movie many times,i like horror anthology films like tales from the crypt,asylum,etc;its kind of strange God and Satan on a train deciding the fate of a rock group aboard the train in between three tales.the first involves a few crackpot doctors using an accident victim to get them subjects for experiments and black market body parts.the second about a young couple involved in a death club,the third about a book writer who is an agnostic and a demonic man.don't want to spoil it by giving too much detail,i do know the last segment is actually from a movie from 1972.night train has a pretty good cast.Cameron Mitchell,Marc Lawrence,John Phillip Law,Richard Moll.released in 1984 and it shows.i would tag this as a good halloween movie,its got plenty of gore,in the first tale.and heres a fact Marc Lawrence plays a duel role in the last story,as a police dectective and a concentration camp survivor.this was directed by Phillip Yordan who also did day of the triffids,another good movie.night train to terror is really an odd movie but its original.8 out of 10

I cant believe i watched this crap. it was horrible. the rock band was so bad i die a little when i hear the song. it makes ed wood look like james cameron or steven Spielberg. its that bad. there was no story, no logic and is it to much to ask of sense from a movie?? its like a degraded version of creepshow that makes the effects any movie in the 1900s look good. the acting was terrible. there was even a part in the beginning where you can see they switched rooms. its so obvious! and can they EXPLAIN?? is an explanation to much to ask for? SERIOUSLY!! do yourself a favor and don't watch this. it makes plan 9 from outer space look like avatar. making this movie went like this: director: hey guys im making a movie called night train to terror. do anything you want but change the title. heres 5 bucks meet me back here tomorrow.according to the making of, thats what happened. the money used to make this should hav gone to feeding the poor.

This little "gem" was part of a DVD 50 pack of cheesy exploitation movies that a friend gave me after learning of my predilection for z grade cinema, and I have to say that it is easily the worst movie in the collection, and by "worst" I mean "stupidest". The movie can be reduced into 5 "threads", which I will attempt to summarize in descending order of quality:1> Framing device #1, God vs Satan in a chess match as they discuss the fate of the characters in the three actual stories in the movie. This is extremely cheesy and turgid and pretentious, but these scenes are far and away the "best" thing about this movie. The guy behind the beard as "God" is decent (if predictable), and the other guy has a certain sleazy, jolly air, and they have mildly amusing (if, again predictable) conversations that introduce and conclude the three tales. There are also two "night porters" stalking around who deliver their lines with a certain dignity, but they have a total of 2 minutes of screen time, so I'll ignore them. In fact, I think that the two different actors were actually supposed to be the SAME character, but someone wasn't available for the later shots. That's typical of the level of "craft" in this movie. 2> Then a frozen-faced John Philip Law and the guy who plays "Bull" on "Night Court" appear in a straightforwardly sleazy tale of evil doctors running an insane asylum. We're maybe 4 minutes into the story before the first naked woman strapped to a gurney appears, and gagged, topless women strapped to gurneys make regular appearances every few minutes after that (each appearance is brief, because they are then cut up -off screen- for body parts and dissection models for "medical schools".) The sleaze and shock pile on so thick and fast here that it's all rather bemusing. The final "payoff" is straight out of an EC comic, and the segment is over almost before you know it. In fact, it doesn't really have an "ending" as such - but it does finish with a bang. It's incredibly awful, but it has a lot of energy, and I've always liked Law for his performance in "Diabolik", so I hope this role helped him make a condo payment or something. 3> A half-baked ripoff of "The Omen". Cameron Mitchell is in here somewhere as a detective trying to solve a mystery with occult elements in it, and there's a saintly surgeon whose destiny intertwines with the Son of Satan. Sometimes in a movie like this you can just tell that no one involved with a screenplay believed a word of it, but everyone just soldiers on and tries to keep from visibly throwing up while on camera. This one is notable for an unintentionally hilarious final showdown in a surgical unit where a nurse sticks her face in the Anti-Christ's chest wound and is possessed and transformed into him. (What??) But what really distinguishes this as an utter dog are the claymation sequences where the forces of evil attack. They wouldn't pass muster in a "Gumby" episode. The acting here is actually decent and appropriate to the subject matter, but the screenplay and effect just defy description. 4> The stupidest of the three tales appears to be a drunk 8th-grade Metallica fan's rip-off of "The Pit And The Pendulum". The "star" here is an actor named Rick Barnes, who I swear I've seen elsewhere, but never in a stink-bomb of this caliber. Like Law, he appears to have had Botox injected into his face, and he plays a "medical student" who has more free time on his hands than any medical student in the history of the world. He gets involved with a member of an eeeeevil "Death Club". (No seriously, that's what they call it) in a battle of wills over the affections of a "porn star". Every scene appears to have been scripted, directed, acted and shot under the influence of Quaaludes, nothing in a given scene seems to follow from anything else, and there's an off screen narrator intoning goofy explanations that makes things even worse.And while the other two tales at least pretend they have an actual ending, this one just stops, as if it were a Roadrunner cartoon.5> Finally, the absolute worst element of the movie is the 2nd framing device (that's how messed up this movie is, they couldn't decide which framing device to use) appears to be someone's attempt to combine a "Loverboy" music video with "The Rocky Horror Picture Show", or maybe it's supposed to be a transvestite cabaret revue and they couldn't get the rights to a Sondheim tune so they had to make up their own libretto. Listen, I'm a pleasant person by nature, really I am. And some part of me understands that the director just put a bunch of kids in front of a camera and had them screw around and pretend to be in a music video. But watching the results makes me want to drown them all in a pit of molten lead. Sometimes I feel merciful and change my mind and decide to use boiling offal instead. This is possibly the worst misfire of talent and staging since someone let Gene Deitch take over the Tom and Jerry cartoons, and in fact I'd rather watch any of those cartoon abortions a dozen times before I'd watch this crappy series of faux-outrageous camping for the camera again. All by itself, this sequence drags the movie down to a "1". This was an astonishingly inept exercise in padding, editing and generally wrong-headed artistic direction. You have to be an devotee of cinematic dreck to enjoy this on any level. Hell, I love Z grade movies for what they are, and this one left me gaping in astonishment.