The Midnight Meat Train (Clive Barker's Midnight Meat Train) (2008)
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"Plot: A photographer pursues a dangerous path in a bid to legitimize his art only to uncover a brutal conspiracy. A blood-soaked nightmare that starts like a morbid mystery begging to be unraveled and ends up in bleak, psuedo-Lovecraftian territory. Based on the Clive Barker story of the same name, the film honors the story while expounding upon it in very effective ways. Themes of obsession, fate, and pushing beyond the established boundaries of our world to find the unimaginable will delight"

"The Midnight Meat Train, New York City, New York A certain late-night subway service in New York City. Avoid this like the plague unless you wish to be the main course of reptilian diners. Why you wouldn’t want to visit: You’re about to become.... diner."

"Such a simple story and they still fuck it up! Read the book."

" First Viewing Viewing Date: July 30th Via: iTunes Store Plot: A photographer's obsessive pursuit of dark subject matter leads him into the path of a serial killer who stalks late-night commuters on a train before killing and butchering them. Rating: 5.9/10"

"Amazingly loyal adaptation of the classic Clive Barker short story. "

" On one hand, this wasn't as good as say, Nightbreed or Hellraiser (other Clive Barker-inspired films). There was nothing wrong with it, but it just wasn't as...unpredictable? Again, perfectly enjoyable. Just not the best. Jeez, I'm so convincing. :/"

" Directed by: Ryuhei Kitamura Produced by: Clive Barker, Jorge Saralegui, Eric Reid, Richard Wright, Tom Rosenberg, and Gary Lucchesi Written by: Jeff Buhler Based on the short story by: Clive Barker Cinematography: Jonathan Sela Music by: Johannes Kobilke and Robb Williamson Distributed by: Lionsgate Entertainment"

"First viewing - April 1st I've been meaning to see this for a while, so naturally I watched it the first night it hit Netflix. I'd forgotten that Bradley Cooper was in it, but then all the marketing material was based around Vinnie Jones instead so that may not be too surprising. And to be fair, Jones gives a powerful performance throughout the run time (though I admit I kept thinking of Snatch which was mildly distracting). The story is occasionally predictable and there are some awful CG effe"

" LAST WATCHED: 4/14/2017This movie was much better than I was expecting it to be. I was expecting low-grade, senseless gore, but it wasn't that at all. Some of the camera angles were interesting and unique (the first-person viewpoint of the guy hanging upside down right as the murderer slits his throat and the blood starts flowing). My only real criticism is regarding the many blood splatters and how often they defied the laws of gravity."