I couldn't help but compare this to Train to Busan... except instead of terrifying zombies, you get an army of oversized rats with serious attitude problems.

It's definitely not in the same league, but I had fun with it for what it was. The movie knows it's ridiculous, and honestly, so did I. I spent most of the time laughing, yelling at the characters to stop making terrible decisions, and wondering how one train managed to have the worst day in history.

The acting and effects won't blow you away, but if you like cheesy creature features, it's an easy watch. Sometimes you don't need a masterpiece-you just need giant rats causing absolute chaos.

Takeaway: If Train to Busan and a rat infestation had a low-budget cousin, this would be it. Just remember: if you hear scratching on a train, I'm getting off at the next stop... I don't care if it's in the middle of nowhere.

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The occupants of a steam train will be surprised by the attack of a huge number of crazy and ravenous rats.

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