Directed by:
Dean FrancisScreenplay:
Clive HopkinsCinematography:
Carl RobertsonComposer:
Rafael MayPlots(1)
Four young friends on a camping adventure in the outback are chased and deliberately run off the highway by the Road Train - a massive and unrelenting two-trailer truck. Stranded amongst the wreckage of the near fatal crash, their only option is to approach the Road Train, now standing parked in the near distance. But the drivers seat is empty and the truck appears abandoned. When gunshots break the silence, they commandeer the monstrous vehicle and take to the road. They soon discover that what lies inside the trailers will prove more terrifying than anything they've experienced. The next town is only three hours away, but the next town is somewhere they might never reach. Intense and action packed, Road Train is a trip into madness and murder. Take a journey on the highway to hell. (Pinnacle Films)
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Interesting little thriller. The best thing is that, at least during the first hour, it’s very unpredictable because basically you can’t figure out what kind of evil the protagonist is facing, but then it starts resembling another, and not very good film in a similar setting: Rest Stop. I like weird films, but they need very talented creators – a decent craftsman is not enough, unfortunately. It’s right between two and three stars, unlike Obitus, though, I’d rather not recommend it (by a little).
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