End of the Line

About This Movie

End of the Line is a bleak dive into urban horror, where the claustrophobia of a subway tunnel amplifies the dread. Karen, the nurse, is caught in a nightmarish scenario that unfolds with a creeping pace, building tension effectively. The cult aspect adds a layer of psychological horror that stands out from typical slashers. Practical effects, while not overdone, create a gritty authenticity to the violence. Performances feel grounded, especially from the lead, who captures genuine fear and desperation. It’s a film that taps into societal anxieties, making it more than just a simple horror flick. Definitely one of those that sticks with you, even if it’s not everyone’s cup of tea.

Directed by Maurice Devereaux. · Shot on location in Montreal's subway system. · Features practical effects for a gritty vibe. · Runtime is around 90 minutes.