The Death Train

Téléfilm
1978
1h 36m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,9/10

120

MA NOTE

Crime Horror Mystery Thriller

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAn insurance investigator, checking into the death of a man run over by a train in his back yard, uncovers a web of murder, land fraud swindles and supernatural beings.An insurance investigator, checking into the death of a man run over by a train in his back yard, uncovers a web of murder, land fraud swindles and supernatural beings.An insurance investigator, checking into the death of a man run over by a train in his back yard, uncovers a web of murder, land fraud swindles and supernatural beings.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

5,9/10

120

MA NOTE

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After this, Hugh Keays-Byrne went on to star, as "Toecutter" in "Mad Max".

Connexions
Referenced in There's Nothing Out There (1991)

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8/10

A fun little film

This Australian TV movie is a fun little watch. It is a mystery with supernatural overtones as insurance man Ted Morrow (Hugh Keays-Byrne) shows up to investigate the unusual death of a man who was apparently run over by a train in a place where there are no train tracks. What really makes this movie enjoyable is the lead performance of Keays-Byrne, he of "Toecutter" fame from MAD MAX fame. He plays the character as a bit of an eccentric and really adds a lot to the role. Director Igor Auzins bends the mystery to leave both the logical and supernatural options open at the end of the film. This is wonderful in the sense that you can imagine Morrow as being completely insane with the way he unravels the mystery.