Detrás de la puerta (Beyond the door III)

Título original: Il treno

1989
R
1h 34min

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Detrás de la puerta (Beyond the door III) (1989)

Un estudiante estadounidense introvertido de ascendencia balcánica viaja a Yugoslavia como parte de un viaje escolar para presenciar un antiguo ritual pagano, pero los paganos esconden un se... Leer todoUn estudiante estadounidense introvertido de ascendencia balcánica viaja a Yugoslavia como parte de un viaje escolar para presenciar un antiguo ritual pagano, pero los paganos esconden un secreto mortal.Un estudiante estadounidense introvertido de ascendencia balcánica viaja a Yugoslavia como parte de un viaje escolar para presenciar un antiguo ritual pagano, pero los paganos esconden un secreto mortal.

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Curiosidades
Despite the title, this film has nothing to do with Poder maléfico (1974) (aka Beyond The Door), or Schock (1977) (aka Beyond The Door II). When Epic Productions acquired the distribution rights, they re-titled the film Beyond the Door III, to capitalize on the success of the original film.

Pifias
On her plane ride home, Beverly is mostly shown sitting in a window seat. But in the shot of the stewardess collapsing into the chair, she is sitting in a center cabin seat.

Versiones alternativas
The DVD version released in 2008 called, "Amok Train" features all of the gore scenes uncut.

Conexiones
Featured in The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs: Beyond the Door III (2023)

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6/10

Would you like some hot soup?

A group of students gets this supposedly great opportunity to witness ancient rituals in Europe, only to learn that they've been targeted for death. They head for the hills, and hop a train that starts barreling through the countryside once the crew has been decimated.

Re-christened "Beyond the Door III" to capitalize on the otherwise unrelated Italian horror films, "Death Train", or "Amok Train", is a generally good time. The viewer WILL have to put up with the expected cheesy acting and goofy plotting, but director Jeff Kwitny does manage to make up for this with a respectable amount of menace & atmosphere. The setting is the most unusual aspect, making this a sort of genre spin on the earlier critical favorite "Runaway Train".

People looking for great European horror nonsense will find a fair bit to enjoy here, as there is some absolutely great gore coupled with some memorable murder set pieces. The film does get off to a rough start, but improves once the assorted expendable victims get on the train; the final half hour is the best part.

The acting may not be quality acting, but most of it is sincere enough. Mary Kohnert ('Star Trek: The Next Generation', "Big Man on Campus") is appealing in the lead, and token name actor Bo Svenson ("Special Delivery", "The Delta Force") does an amusing job of hamming it up a bit as a dubious professor.

Overall, decent entertainment for fans of this kind of thing.

Six out of 10.