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The temperature got so cold one evening that a filming camera got completely frozen out on that nigh [...]	D
This horror movie's location exteriors were filmed in the Canadian province of Quebec which had icy [...]	D
During a 2010 interview, actor Derek McKinnon said he got this role by mistake. He wasn't even audit [...]	D
Most posters show the killer in the Groucho Marx costume. In the film proper, this costume is only u [...]	D
The Magician, aka Ken the Magician, was played by David Copperfield, an actual real-life magician.	D
Debut feature film as a director for Roger Spottiswoode.	D
Names on two of the train carriages were "Rascoe's Folly" and "Wickman's Wake."	D
The opening prologue of the college bonfire was the very last scene of the movie to be filmed. It wa [...]	D
One of a batch of suspense / horror movies made during the late 1970s and early 1980s starring Jamie [...]	D
Snow was an integral story element for some of the movie's location exterior shooting. Movie News ma [...]	D
The name of the classic Hollywood actor-comedian and movie-star whose face was represented on one of [...]	D
By the time this picture was ready to be launched, actress Jamie Lee Curtis had already earned the t [...]	D
Paul Lynch was approached to direct this film, but declined.	D
Jamie Lee Curtis shot this film back to back with the similarly themed slasher film Non entrate in q [...]	D
Magician David Copperfield got very irritated during production because he had so much trouble sayin [...]	D
Original publicity for this picture reported that lead actress Jamie Lee Curtis was twenty-one years [...]	D
The production shoot for this movie was scheduled at twenty-five days.	D
Derek McKinnon, who played the killer Kenny, later became embroiled with an actual murderer. He was [...]	D
There was friction between director Roger Spottiswoode and actor Derek McKinnon during the shoot, wh [...]	D
Actor Derek McKinnon is seen in drag in this movie.	D
The train used in the film, Canadian Pacific Railway No. 1293, was still an operational locomotive a [...]	D
Screenwriter T.Y. Drake once said of this film: "We set out to make a ghoulishly scary thriller."	D
The movie starred two second-generation film actors. Hart Bochner was the son of Lloyd Bochner whils [...]	D
The train was rocked back and forth on a rig inside a warehouse in order to simulate train locomotio [...]	D
Second of two films that actor Ben Johnson made with director Roger Spottiswoode. The first was Sam [...]	D
Producers Sandy Howard and Harold Greenberg's other 1980 picture La nave fantasma (1980) was also a [...]	D
Director Roger Spottiswoode had been a film editor on numerous films prior to this, including three [...]	D
All or at least most of the filming of the train scenes had to be scheduled for night shooting. This [...]	D
The production got around half a day behind in its shooting schedule and frugal producer Sandy Howar [...]	D
The first four of the five weeks shooting took place aboard the locomotive inside a warehouse in Mon [...]	D
The movie was filmed aboard actual train cars that were converted for the production to allow space [...]	D
The picture was shot during November and December 1979.	D
Actor Ben Johnson once said of this movie in which he co-starred: "I hadn't even read the script for [...]	D
Body count: 7 on-camera (confirmed); 3 off-camera (unconfirmed); 1 missing (presumed dead); none of [...]	D
Reportedly, veteran actor Ben Johnson asked director Roger Spottiswoode to give his character Carne [...]	D
This was David Copperfield's only acting role in film or television. However, Copperfield has played [...]	D
The make and model of the locomotive was a June 1948 built Canadian Locomotive Company excursion tra [...]	D
The idea for Terror Train (1980) came from a dream that Daniel Grodnik had. One weekend night after [...]	D
Actor Derek McKinnon said during a 2010 interview that the writer originally wanted him to kiss acto [...]	D
The name of the rock band was "Crime."	D
Now Playing Podcast reviewed Terror Train. This film received three "not recommends".	D
Steam train smoke was simulated by burning a combination of charcoal and church incense.	D
The film was notable for a particular novelty story element gimmick whereby the villain puts on the [...]	D
The killer was played by Derek McKinnon, a Canadian-Nova Scotia stage actor who appears in eleven sc [...]	D
According to Wikipedia, "Cinematographer John Alcott devised a unique method of lighting Terror Trai [...]	D
Actor Derek McKinnon said that his favorite scene was killing actor Hart Bochner's character Doc, be [...]	D
Both Jamie Lee Curtis and Vanity (who was going by the name D.D. Winters at the time) would later be [...]	D
The image of the Groucho Marx masked identity in Terror Train (1980) bore a somewhat burlesque and d [...]	D
The picture was part of a Hollywood cycle of slasher movies made during the late 1970s and early 198 [...]	D
The observation type passenger car used in the film called the "Denehotso" is being restored and is [...]	D
Magician David Copperfield once said of this movie that he appeared in: "Film is a magnifying glass [...]	D
This film is included on movie critic Roger Ebert's "Most Hated" list.	D
The train's engine number of the locomotive was No. #1881. The engine number was was renumbered for [...]	D
During the final fight scene when Jamie Lee Curtis was being attacked by a stuntman standing in for [...]	D
Sandee Currie's debut.	D
The film belongs to the category "Canuxploitation" (Canadian low budget films).	D
Actress Jamie Lee Curtis once said of her character in this film: "There are certain things a heroin [...]	D
The film's German title is "Monster im Nacht-Express", which translates to "Monster on the Night Exp [...]	D

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