The Phantom Express - 1932

When is a train not a train? When it’s a phantom! In "The Phantom Express,” from 1932, the number of train accidents taking place is becoming alarming. The engineers are claiming that they are seeing a train on their track, come straight at them, leading to them applying the brakes and leading to derailment. But: there’s no train actually there. This poverty row thriller/whodunit offers some surprises and ingenuity as well as the cutest model train set ever. Get aboard with Mike and Amber for the details on this film as well as too many train puns.

Title: The Phantom Express

Director: Emory Johnson

IMDB Rating: 5.3 out of 10

Rating: Not Rated

Content warnings: Death, train wreck, violence, kidnapping 

Hilarious tagline: “Terror rides the rails!"

5th Edition Character: The Phantom Express, a ghost locomotive run by a wraith named Huntely and his 14 specters.   

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