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TERROR TRAIN 2 (2022) Mystery horror soon on Tubi

TERROR TRAIN 2 (2022) Mystery horror soon on Tubi

Terror Train 2 is a 2022 Canadian mystery horror slasher film set aboard the same locomotive as Terror Train (2022). Plot synopsis: A year has passed since a series of gruesome murders took the lives of multiple college seniors aboard the now-infamous Terror Train. Alana (Robyn Alomar) is coerced to join The Magician (Tim Rozon) and other survivors on a New Year’s Eve redemption ride aboard the…

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Who by Fire (Comme le feu), Philippe Lesage (2024)

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Terror Train

Tubi’s 2022 remake of the Canadian slasher TERROR TRAIN (1980), directed by Philippe Gagnon, looks better technically than the original, and Tim Rozon as the magician is a distinct improvement over David Copperfield, who, let’s face it, was never much of an actor. It also ups the gore factor, but that doesn’t necessarily make for a better picture. Perhaps it plays better for those who have never seen the original, which wasn’t all that good in the first place, but I would have greatly preferred the dark cinematography of that version to the impersonal, bright color palette that only serves to show up the threadbare story and kind of meh performances. There are a few surprises if you’ve seen the 1980 film, but there are also places where you’re saying, “Now she grabs the fire extinguisher” and “Here comes the decapitation.”

The remake only adds a few new elements to the story. The college students whose pranks send a freshman to the hospital are now pre-med students, which makes some of their deaths seem a service to humanity. The prank’s ringleader, Doc (Matias Lucas), is so vile and irresponsible granting him a medical degree would be tantamount to mass murder. The group is also multicultural, which is fine as a reflection of changing times. I just wish they were as interesting as the original group, which included Jamie Leigh Curtis and Hart Bochner. Anyway, three years after the prank, the future doctors of some unspecified North American country are celebrating graduation on a party train when someone starts killing them off. Final girl Robyn Alomar, who had only reluctantly participated in the prank without realizing how severe it was, enlists the aid of train conductors Mary Walsh and Nadine Bhabha in roles originally played by men, another adaptation for changing times and a welcome one. Walsh, a skilled comic actor, has some great line readings and is more than capable of filling Ben Johnson’s shoes. In fact, I now want to see a remake of THE LAST PICTURE SHOW (1971) with Walsh as Sam the Lion. I smell an Oscar, which is better than anything one might smell watching TERROR TRAIN.

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An aging thief hopes to retire and live off his ill-gotten wealth when a young kid convinces him into doing one last heist. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Nick Wells: Robert De Niro Jack Teller: Edward Norton Max: Marlon Brando Diane: Angela Bassett Burt: Gary Farmer Steven: Jamie Harrold Danny: Paul Soles Jean-Claude: Martin Drainville Laurent: Serge Houde André: Jean-René Ouellet Albert: Claude Despins Sapperstein: Richard Waugh Sapperstein’s Cousin: Mark Camacho Woman in Study: Marie-Josée Colburn Man in Study: Gavin Svensson Tuan: Thinh Truong Nguyen Cop: Carlo Essagian Drunk: Christian Tessier Storekeeper: Lenie Scoffié Tony: Bobby Brown Philippe: Maurice Demers Guard: Christian Jacques Guard: Henry Farmer Guard: Dacky Thermidor Guard: Gerard Blouin Old Engineer: Charles V. Doucet Worker: Pierre Drolet Bureaucrat Official: Norman Mikeal Berketa Ironclad Tech: Eric Hoziel Janitor: John Talbot Thug: Richard Zeman Thug: Nick Carasoulis Special Appearance: Cassandra Wilson Special Appearance: Mose Allison Man at Airport (uncredited): June Järvenpää Film Crew: Original Music Composer: Howard Shore Editor: Richard Pearson Director: Frank Oz Director of Photography: Rob Hahn Story: Kario Salem Screenplay: Lem Dobbs Producer: Lee Rich Screenplay: Scott Marshall Smith Producer: Gary Foster Production Design: Jackson De Govia Costume Design: Aude Bronson-Howard Script Supervisor: Rebecca Robertson Casting: Margery Simkin Key Makeup Artist: Francine Gagnon Key Hair Stylist: Corald Giroux Makeup Effects: Matthew W. Mungle Construction Coordinator: Alain Brochu Supervising ADR Editor: Marissa Littlefield Sound Effects Editor: Paul Urmson Story: Daniel E. Taylor Art Direction: Tom Reta Set Designer: Félix Larivière-Charron Camera Operator: Nathalie Moliavko-Visotzky Dialogue Editor: Nicholas Renbeck Art Department Coordinator: Genevieve Ferderber Set Designer: Lucie Tremblay First Assistant Director: David Sardi Boom Operator: Markus Wade Music Editor: Suzana Peric Property Master: Denis Hamel Art Direction: Claude Paré Rigging Grip: Alain Brouillette Supervising Sound Editor: Ron Bochar Stunt Coordinator: Jean Frenette Set Decoration: K.C. Fox Production Manager: Alain Gagnon Set Designer: Céline Lampron Greensman: Ray Légaré Boom Operator: Nathalie Piche Still Photographer: Phillip V. Caruso Steadicam Operator: Angelo Colavecchia First Assistant Camera: Maarten Kroonenburg Location Manager: Michèle St-Arnaud Prop Maker: Patrice Jacques Set Designer: Charlotte Rouleau Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Lee Dichter Special Effects Supervisor: Louis Craig Chief Lighting Technician: Jean Courteau Production Coordinator: Victorine Tamafo Set Designer: Claude Lafrance Foley Editor: Kam Chan Dialogue Editor: Fred Rosenberg Stunt Coordinator: Bud Davis Armorer: Julie Coulombe Art Department Coordinator: Michelle Drolet First Assistant Camera: Tony Rivetti Sr. Sound Effects Editor: Lewis Goldstein First Assistant Editor: Richard Friedlander Art Department Coordinator: Michel Bouchard Foley Editor: Frank Kern Dolly Grip: Alain Masse Production Controller: George Lakes Armorer: Brent Radford Executive Music Producer: Budd Carr Executive Producer: Adam Platnick Executive Producer: Bernard Williams Stunt Coordinator: David Leitch Movie Reviews: JPV852: A go-to for a solid heist-thriller that features two great performances by De Niro and Norton with honorable mention to Brando who looked a little worse for wear. Not the top notch in the genre but still a breezy but still suspense-filled watch if you don’t want anything thought-provoking. Still makes me chuckle that it was Frank Oz to be the one to direct three generations of great actors… **3.75/5**

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"Accusés d'avoir volé et battu un chauffeur de taxi," La Presse. January 11, 1943. Page 20. --- La police met la main sur deux présumés bandits. - Autres comparutions. --- Joseph Johnson, 23 ans, qui a dit étre domicilié à 353, rue Tolbert, Winnipeg, et Joseph Burns, 21 ans, 942, rue DeBulilon, arrêtés dans la nuit de vendredi à samedi, par les sergents-détectives Bertrand, Boileau et Bertrand, de la Sûreté municipale, ont comparu devant le juge J.-A. Métayer, dans la matinée de samedi, sous l'accusation d'avoir volé le taxi de M. Armand Dandurand, 2156, rue Châteauguay et de plus s'être livrés à des voles de fait graves sur M. Dandurand après lui avoir volé $3.

Tous deux ont nié leur culpabilité; leur procès a été fixé au 14 du courant et en attendant, ils devront passer trois jours à la Sûreté municipale.

Johnsen et Burns ont été arrêtés peu de temps après que M. Dandurand eut été attaqué par deux jeunes hommes, angle des rues Cadillac et Notre-Dame.

Les deux jeunes hommes étalent montés dans le taxi rue Sainte-Catherine et avalent prié M. Dandurand de les conduire à Montréal-Est.

Alphonse Lapointe, un individu de 56 ans, qui a dit être domicilié à 3471a, rue Saint-Dominique, a comparu sous l'accusation d'avoir volé divers articles évalués à environ 56. Il a avoué sa culpabilité et sentence sera prononcée le 8 février prochain.

Le président du tribunal a décidé de le garder en prison en attendant le prononcé de la sentence, après avoir appris du sergent-détective Jos. Noël, officier de liaison de la Sûreté municipale, que Lapointe est un individu qui ne possède aucun moyen visible de subsistance.

Clémence du juge P. Marchand Le juge Philippe Marchand s'est montré clément, samedi, dans le cas de deux jeunes hommes qui ont comparu devant lui pour y recevoir leur sentence. Dans chaque cas, il les a condamnés au temps fait en prison. Aaron Chambers, 35 ans, 742, rue Fulford, arrêté la veille de Noël, par les sergents-détectives Bertrand et Bolleau, avait avoué sa culpabilité à l'accusation d'avoir frappé sa mère âgée de 71 ans, sur la tête, avec une chaise.

"Votre mère, fit remarquer le juge Marchand, a imploré ma clémence en votre faveur, faisant remarquer que lorsque vous l'avez frappé, vous étiez ivre. Je suis prêt à vous condamner au temps que vous avez fait en prison mais vous aurez à fournir un cautionnement de $100 pour garder la paix pendant douze mois afin de vous empêcher de boire".

Alcide Sourdif, 23 ans, sans domicile connu, coupable d'avoir volé une somme de $235, d'un compagnon de chambre, a également été condamné au temps fait en prison. Me Lucien Gagnon, son avocat, a imploré la clémence du tribunal, en faisant remarquer que son client n'avait pas de casier judiciaire. Le juge s'est rendu à sa demande.

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C+clair, émission du 31 mars 2023 : Peut-on faire confiance à l'IA ? from GALA PROD on Vimeo.

Au sommaire, trois grands axes afin de répondre à cette question : la maîtrise de la création et du développement des algorithmes, distinguer le vrai du faux, et favoriser l'utilisation de l'IA par les organisations dans un climat de confiance.

Animée par Philippe Régnoux et Sarah Gagnon-Turcotte

Rédactrice en chef : Chloé-Anne Touma

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Horror Sequel TERROR TRAIN 2 Comes To Tubi on December 31st!

Horror Sequel TERROR TRAIN 2 Comes To Tubi on December 31st!

VOD streaming service Tubi has announced they will release the new horror sequel TERROR TRAIN 2 on the service beginning on New Year’s Eve, December 31st. Directed by Philippe Gagnon, the picture stars Robyn Alomar and Tim Rozon, who reprise their roles from the original film. From The Press Release SAN FRANCISCO November 28, 2022 – Tubi (www.tubi.tv), in collaboration with Incendo, has laid…

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Montreal Book Fair | The new faces of the Quebec novel

Montreal Book Fair | The new faces of the Quebec novel

Once brought together, their first novels paint the portrait of a rich and plural Quebec literature, serious and comic, restless and luminous. As the Salon du livre de Montréal approaches, meet Philippe Yong, Sara Robinson, Ayavi Lake and Benjamin Gagnon Chainey. Posted at 7:00 a.m. Philippe Yong: the novel of taking root PHOTO ALAIN ROBERGE, THE PRESS Philip Yong Because it was what time it…

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Psycho Prom Queen (2018) dir. Philippe Gagnon

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TERROR TRAIN (2022) Reviews of Tubi Original slasher reimagining

TERROR TRAIN (2022) Reviews of Tubi Original slasher reimagining

Terror Train is a 2022 Canadian Tubi Original contemporary horror slasher reimagining of the 1980 film of the same name. Directed by Philippe Gagnon (The Radio Talk Show Killer; Psycho Prom Queen; Twisted; Sleeper; Sometimes the Good Kill; Her Evil Twin; Willed to Kill) from a screenplay written by Ian Carpenter and Aaron Martin (Slasher series). The Incendo production stars Robyn Alomar and Tim…

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Girls Night Out (2017)

Girls Night Out (2017)

Plot: Mckenzie has just gotten engaged, so her three best friends plan a wild night out for her. However, events don’t go as planned when the man who date raped McKenzie in college, kidnaps her fiance and forces the girls to play stupid and dangerous games. Director: Philippe Gagnon Starring: MacKenzie Mauzy, Katherine Barrell, Kelly Kruger, Jacob Blair, Tristan D. Lalla, Cody Ray Thompson.…

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Genèse, Philippe Lesage (2018)

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The Canadian men's moguls team cheering on Alex Beaulieu-Marchand in the men's slopestyle skiing event