End of the Line

2007

Horror / Thriller

11
IMDb Rating 5.8/10 10 5346 5.3K

subway fanatic sect

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Plot summary

Karen, a young psychiatric nurse, boards the last subway train of the night only to have it stop in the middle of the tunnel. Suddenly, her nightmare begins: a mysterious cult has decided that it's the end of the world and the only way to save the souls of the living is to kill them in cold blood. As those around her are brutally murdered, Karen and a handful of survivors must face the homicidal cult, supernatural forces and their own fears of Armageddon in order to survive.

Director

Maurice Devereaux Photo
Maurice Devereaux

Top cast

Tim Rozon Photo
Tim Rozon as John
Neil Napier Photo
Neil Napier as Neil
Robin Wilcock Photo
Robin Wilcock as Patrick
Kent McQuaid Photo
Kent McQuaid as Ron
720p.BLU 1080p.BLU
870.93 MB
1280*720
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles
23.976 fps
1 hr 34 min
Seeds 4
1.58 GB
1920*1080
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles
23.976 fps
1 hr 34 min
Seeds 8

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by HorrorFan1984 6 / 10

End of the Line

It's the 'End of the Line' for a group of train passengers trying to survive a cultist attack in this 2007 Canadian horror film.We meet Karen, a very traumatized woman who has been having terrible nightmares involving being attacked on a subway train. After completing her during late evening shift at the hospital, Karen leaves and heads to take the train home still plagued by the nightmares she's been having along with strange drawings she's been receiving which has depictions of demons taking over the world. Once at the subway tracks. Karen notices a cute young man and makes eyes with him. Also there is a creepy man who starts harassing her. The other guy (Mike) stops anything bad from happening.Once on the train, Karen is jolted when it suddenly stops mid tunnel. After some intense moments of Karen seeing visions of a dead girl on the tracks, we find out that there is a doomsday cult which has been consuming and distributing hallucinogen laced muffins which make people have visions of demons - Karen ate one at work. The goal of the cult is to save the souls of humanity for God, which is done by killing non-believers with swords and daggers. With the group set to take over the world, Karen and a group of train passengers will have to try and fight off the cultists who are committed to creating a mass suicide.Shot entirely in Toronto, and being from the city, it was cool to see some very familiar subways station locations from our TTC transit line. The opening scene of the film was so effective, and had the best jump scare of the entire thing. 'End of the Line' was a pretty effective horror thriller with an interesting and very different premise than what we're used to in the genre. I thought having the main filming location be on a subway train (and in the tracks) helped build a very claustrophobic atmosphere which was great. The acting overall was alright, with Ilona Elkin leading the way as Karen. The major failure of the movie is how slow it runs after an exhilarating first 30 minutes. Once the characters go on the run to avoid the cultists, it kinda drags on and on and gets a bit dull.All in all, I'd recommend giving 'End of the Line' a watch. It's got an interesting plot and some really well done kill scenes, it just drags on a bit too much in the middle towards the end.6/10.
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Reviewed by dschmeding 5 / 10

OK Movie as often much too hyped on IMDb

Well, Reviews here are all raving which always makes me very cautious but "End of the line" definitely is not a stinker. To put a major spoiler ahead... If you throw the basic idea of "Believers", the creepy subway setting of "Midnight meat train" and some maniac killer cult plus some demon creatures in a blender you are sure to get very close to this movie. Most of "End of the line" is build on slow suspense starting with some mysterious suicides and hallucinations, then a bunch of people getting stranded in a stopped subway with some lunatic Armageddon cult and of course then everybody running from the nice Christians trying to save their souls with some pretty ugly crucifix-daggers. The setting in the dark subway tunnels works fine, the cult and its belief are unveiled slowly and for my taste way overacted and the gore is minimal, yet this is far more a horror movie than "Believers". And here comes the little problem... the effects are bad! Someone here stated that the FX are way better than in "Midnight meat train" which to me was visually stunning while this one has bad blood splatter (although no fake CGI like in MMT) and finally some really bad creature Effects.

I liked the movie for its slow pacing and the cold dark realization in the end. But compared to "Believers" this one falls flat because of the fake acting of the cult members and the cheesy creature FX in the finale. This moment of realization should be the ultimate horror of "everything you know is wrong" and is destroyed by some ridiculous demons that look like in a theater play with red light bulbs in their eyes.

So really... whoever compares the obviously tight budget FX of "End of the line" with Kitamuras impressive gore FX and high class cinematography in Midnight Meat train must be high. The movie is way too serious for such trashy acting and FX and suffers from an equally cheesy and semi-funny feeling like Maurice Devereaux' previous movie "Slashers". I have seen far worse but "End of the line" barely manages to reach an average level.

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