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    No./1 A modern horror classic gets an epic upgrade

    Sep 27, 2020 2 minutes
    BEN TRAVIS
    [EDITED BY JOHN NUGENT]

    FEW HORROR MOVIES have captured the terror of rail travel better than . Korean director Yeon Sangho’s high-concept zombies-on-a-train movie trapped a bunch of unsuspecting passengers in confined quarters with a rapidly spreading infection, as society collapsed out of the window. (Edgar Wright, a director not unfamiliar with thereached its terminus?

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