Horror Express

[Torgo]

I had Horror Express on VHS at one point.  It's actually a very enjoyable and well made little B movie. I've seen it on DVD here and there and need to pick it up.

[Trevor]

The first really creepy movie that I saw as a child, next to Phillip Leacock's Baffled: I saw it on TV in black and white (no colour TV back then in Rhodesia) and it both scared and entertained me.

I wrote an appreciation of it for a school essay and was called up by our school teacher to explain why I had watched this at my age. I told him to call my folks, which he did. My parents had watched it with me and my father's reaction to the teacher cannot be printed here: it was something like "&^%$#@ @#$% ^&*( &^%$. Thank you, have a nice day." 

[WingedSerpent]

This is one of the many movies in which I didn't want the monster to be killed in the end
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This alien creature has been living with life on our planet since it was single celled organizms.  Think of the knowledge that could have been gotten from it if the people weren't trying to kill it.  It was just trying to get home.  There was a reason they were tryng to kill it before it could accomplish this-I don't remember most of the specifics Its been a while since I've seen the unaltered movie.  Last time was under a hooror show host that peppers the movies with different sound spfx