Escaped convict Griffin and his friends ran all the way to Hell...with a penny, and a broken cigarette.
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Title: Night Train to Mundo Fine (1966)
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A trio of convicts joins up for an assault on a Cuban stronghold. After they are captured, they plan to escape before they face the firing squad. They eventually make it back to the American Southwest, where they go from town to town, robbing and killing. Written by Dave Smith <dave@stat.colostate.edu>
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
November 1966 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Red Zone Cuba See more »Box Office
Budget:
$30,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Written by Ray Gregory
Music played by Ray Gregory and the Melmen
Sung by John Carradine
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The title translates to 'Night Train to the End of the World'. See more »Goofs
Cherokee Jack's airplane changes from a Cessna 170 to a Cessna 150 with a completely different registration number in mid-air. See more »Soundtracks
Night Train to Mundo FinéWritten by Ray Gregory
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Where can one even start on this film? It's most certainly one of the Top 5 worst films I've ever seen in my life, and winner of my impromptu "Most Incoherent Film" award, due to incredibly shoddy editing and exceptionally unmemorable performances. If anything, the best way to sum up the film is "Curly look-alike goes to Cuba, returns from Cuba, throws a man down a well, and dies."
The most nightmarish thing about the movie is not the poor acting, poorer writing (where the hell's the plot? WHAT the hell's the plot?), abysmal editing, grainy footage, or Curly in Hell as played by Coleman Francis. Rather, it's the rather paradoxal nature of the film. Individually (and even when put together), all of the aspects of the film are quite forgettable. Yet, once you've watched this film, you can somehow never forget it. Ever. It will haunt you for the rest of your life, taunting you for ever having experienced it. Even with the help of MST3K (where I and most others got a glimpse of this trainwreck), it can give you nightmares. Only recommended for the foolhardy or masochistic. All others should not view this film without a crash course in Coleman Francis' other catastrophes (Beast of Yucca Flats, Skydivers), or the aid of MST3K (thought admittedly, it doesn't help much).