Terror Train
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Take a train journey into Terror with Jamie Lee Curtis in this Classic Slasher film from director Roger Spottiswoode (Tomorrow Never Dies).
It's New Year's Eve and a bunch of college co-eds have planned a masquerade bash aboard a chartered train. What they didn't plan for was that a knife-wielding psycho would crash the party and begin slaughtering the guests one-by-one!
Who is this mysterious costumed killer? Could it be the magician (David Copperfield) with a talent for swordplay.... a former frat pledge with an axe to grind..... or any number of other guests both invited and uninvited?
Also starring Academy Award� winner Ben Johnson (1971, Supporting Actor, The Last Picture Show), Hart Bochner (Die Hard) and D.D. Wintwers (52 Pick-Up).
Extras:
- High Definition Blu-ray (1080p) presentation
- Remastered by 88 Films with extensive restoration to remove Dust and Sparkle
- DTS-HD MA Stereo Soundtrack
- Optional English Subtitles
- Audio Commentary with The Hysteria Continues podcast team
- Audio Commentary with Film Journalists, Dave Wain and Matty Budrewicz
- All Aboard! Interview with Glenn Bydwell
- Destination Death with Daniel Grodnik
- Murder Music with John Mills-Cockell
- Riding the Rails with Don Carmody
- Stills Gallery
- TV Spot
- Theatrical Trailer
- Reversible Sleeve with newly commissioned artwork by Sister Hyde and Original Poster Artwork
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A must buy for any fan of 80's horror, long due this excellent UK Blu Ray release. Standard slasher plot gains originality from the claustrophobic steam train setting, giving a classier feel than most. Tons of 80's disco cheese, a sinister David Copperfield and scream queen Jamie Lee Curtis in fine form. Gore hounds beware, this is less graphic than many others from this era but it's still nasty enough for most, and the climax is a cracker. Excellent disc from 88 Films, essential viewing.