End of the Line (2006)

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Release Date: Sep 9, 2006 Wide

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A ride on the subway takes a woman to an unexpected and very dangerous place in this independent horror thriller from Canadian filmmaker Maurice Devereaux. Karen (Ilona Elkin) works as a nurse at a psychiatric hospital and has had a very trying day dealing with new patients, made all the more stressful by the news that a close friend and former patient has killed herself. Wanting nothing more than a quiet evening at home, Karen is waiting on a subway platform when she's approached by a religious

Unrated, 1 hr. 35 min.

Art House & International, Horror

Directed By: Maurice Devereaux

In Theaters: Sep 9, 2006 Wide

On DVD: May 1, 2009

Maurice Devereaux Productions

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All the ingredients of a classic horror movie are here, but given a shake-up with a cleverly diabolical twist

March 27, 2009 Full Review Source: Urban Cinefile

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Andrew L. Urban

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A tight-fisted and hard-hearted little "under the radar" horror flick that I quite enjoyed.

April 20, 2007 Full Review Source: Cinematical

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Scott Weinberg

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The story itself was quite messed up. It could have been better in my opinion. Couldn't expected what will happen in the end. And the ending was something that totally stupified me (imagine Neville in Harry Potter's first movie). Are they running out of ideas? What's the point of making such a crap movie? If your

October 15, 2009

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This was completely different to what I expected. I thought it might be a cross between Deathline and Midnight Meat Train but it ended up being all about a load of religious nutters believing that demons are going to take anybody who they leave alive.There was a kind of twist where the demons could actually be real (as

July 1, 2009