Every passenger has a secret. Every secret has a price.
The Ghost Train (2025) resurrects classic horror with a modern twist, delivering a supernatural thriller set on a train where time, space, and sanity begin to unravel. Inspired by the 1923 stage play and reimagined for today's audience, this chilling tale takes you on a journey that begins with curiosity—and ends in unspeakable dread.
The film follows a group of strangers stranded at a desolate railway station after their train breaks down during a violent thunderstorm. They’re warned not to board the derelict midnight train that occasionally appears out of the mist—an engine said to be cursed, carrying the souls of those who vanished during a deadly crash nearly a century ago. But when that train arrives without explanation, five passengers step aboard… and the real nightmare begins.
Each car becomes a corridor of fear, tailored to the passengers’ deepest regrets and secrets. Time loops. Reality fractures. And the conductor? Not quite human. As the train hurtles toward an unknown destination, the survivors must uncover the truth behind the legend of the Ghost Train before they become part of it—forever.
Directed by Mike Flanagan (The Haunting of Hill House), The Ghost Train blends psychological horror with atmospheric visuals, unsettling sound design, and creeping dread. It’s not about where you're going—it’s what you’re bringing with you.
