1972Horror1h 27m
Professor Saxton transports a frozen creature from Manchuria to Europe, but mysterious events occur on the train that threaten the safety of everyone on board
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Genres Horror, Sci-fi
Decade 1970s
This Movie is Chilling, Atmospheric, Otherworldly, Suspenseful & Primitive
About Horror Express A 1972 sci-fi horror film directed by Eugenio Martin, Gil Carretero, Vicente Escriva hijo, and Isabel Ruiz Capillas, noted for its mysterious narrative involving a frozen creature from Manchuria
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Audio English (United States)
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Cast
- Christopher Lee Professor Sir Alexander Saxton
- Peter Cushing Dr. Wells
- Alberto de Mendoza Father Pujardov, Robert Rietti
- Helga Liné Natasha, Olive Gregg
- George Rigaud Count Marion Petrovski
- Telly Savalas Captain Kazan
- Víctor Israel Baggage Man
- Silvia Tortosa Countess Irina Petrovski, Olive Gregg
- Ángel del Pozo Yevtushenko
- José Canalejas Russian Guard
- José Jaspe Conductor Konev
- Barta Barri First Telegraphist
- José Marco Vorkin
- Víctor Israel Baggage Man
- Faith Clift Miss Bennett
- Juan Olaguivel Creature
- Hiroshi Kitatawa Grashinski, Thief
- Vicente Roca Stationmaster
- Allen Russell Captain O'Hagan
- Jacinto Molina Paul Naschy, mad priest
- Julio Peña Inspector Mirov
- Alice Reinheart Miss Jones
- Juan Olaguibel Creature
- Peter Beckman Second Telegraphist (uncredited)
- Fernando Villena (uncredited)
- Robert Rietti Father Pujardov (voice)
- Olive Gregg Countess Irina Petrovski / Natasha / Miss Jones (voice)
- Roger Delgado Inspector Mirov (voice)
Director
- Eugenio Martín
- Gil Carretero
- Vicente Escrivá hijo
- Isabel Ruiz Capillas
Screenwriter
- Arnaud d'Usseau
- Julian Zimet
- Eugenio Martín
- John W. Campbell Jr.
Director of Photography
- Alejandro Ulloa Jr.
- Teodoro Escamilla
- Alejandro Ulloa
- Simón López
- Luis Peña
- Antonio Vega
- Teo Escamilla
Composer
- John Cacavas
- Fernando Pérez
- Enrique Molinero
- Antonio Illán
- Pablo Pérez
- Manuel Ferreiro
- Luis López Díaz
Producer
- Bernard Gordon
- Gregorio Sacristán
- José María Ramos
- José Luis Rubio
- Juan Gracia