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    Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Horror Express


    jeffyoung1 — 16 years ago(August 30, 2009 12:31 PM)

    HORROR EXPRESS is a little-known and very underrated EURO-horror film from the Golden Age of Euro-horror cult classics, the late 60s to the early 70s.
    As other imdb posters opined, if you keep in mind this is a traditional, average budget Euro-horror film then you're going to tremendously enjoy it. If you're looking for another, "The Sixth Sense", expect to be disappointed.
    I can't understand how a Euro-horror film, taking place in 1906 in a very atmospheric, Hammer Films-like, olden days setting totally on a train traveling east to west on the old Trans-Siberian Railroad, AND, starring classic masters of horror, Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing, not to mention Telly Savalas hamming it up as Detective Kojak acting as Captain Kazan - how can this movie be so little known?
    This movie is a great, B-classic horror film. It blended elements of the unique British horror film genre with continental European horror film to produce a unique horror film with parts of science fiction.
    The stranded, malevolent alien creature ambushing unwary local humans is a well-worn film idea, but Horror Express offered a unique package to the concept which in my opinion, worked well.
    ALL MY DRINKS ARE ROOFIE-FREE!

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      Rueiro — 11 years ago(April 12, 2014 04:26 PM)

      I totally agree with you. The first time I saw it, back in 1991, I had never heard about the film before, and I decided to watch it just for the sake of seeing Lee and Cushing together in another horror flick even if it would be rubbish. But I was surprised at how good it is, and enjoyed it so much that I bought the VHS some time later. Now I have the DVD and I use to watch it every few months.

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