God and Satan are on a train discussing the fate of three individuals. The stories of the people in question are told in a trio of very strange vignettes. One involves an insane asylums ...
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Barbara Wyler | ... | Woman at Window (segment "The Night Train") |
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Jamie Scoggin | ... | Man at Window (segment "The Night Train") |
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Stacey Lyons | ... | Dancer (segment "The Night Train") |
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Linda Maderas | ... | Dancer (segment "The Night Train") |
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Melanie Montilla | ... | Dancer (segment "The Night Train") |
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Chantel Morogeus | ... | Dancer (segment "The Night Train") |
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Byron Yordan | ... | Rock Singer / Breakdancer (segment "The Night Train") |
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Richard Sanford | ... | Bass (segment "The Night Train") |
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Lori Bell | ... | Drums (segment "The Night Train") |
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Marlie Clark | ... | Guitar (segment "The Night Train") |
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Rick Arbuckle | ... | Sax (segment "The Night Train") |
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Angela Nicoletti | ... | Singing Girl (segment "The Night Train") |
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Dina Lee Russo | ... | Singing Girl (segment "The Night Train") |
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Earl Washington | ... | Night Porter (segment "The Night Train") |
| Gabriel Whitehouse | ... | Conductor (segment "The Night Train") | |
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God and Satan are on a train discussing the fate of three individuals. The stories of the people in question are told in a trio of very strange vignettes. One involves an insane asylums with some very interesting treatment plans. Another involves a 'death club'. The final story shows us the adventures of a server of Satan. This is a strange movie. Written by Josh Pasnak <chainsaw@intouch.bc.ca>
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anthology | directed by several directors | edited from unfinished film | rock band | devil |Taglines:
A one-way ticket to Hell...and beyond. See more »Genres:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
May 1985 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Dr. Fargo: [while suddenly fondling with him] I'm only trying to cure you... I'll protect you... No more pain. No more hurt. No dreams... Only healing in my arms. Susan would want you to feel again: human... fondling... alive... warm... waiting...
[starts mounting him on the bed]
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Music and Lyrics by Charlene Brown
Arrangement by Robert O'Connor
Vocals by Joe Turano
Additional vocals by Terry Wood and Beth Anderson
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This film was given an X rating by the MPAA after it was screened for them. See more »Goofs
A crew member can be seen moving his feet out of the way, and out of view of the camera and reflection on the glass under the body Moll has just sawn into pieces. See more »Quotes
[with lingerie suddenly replacing her doctor's uniform, Dr. Fargo approaches Harry's bed and injects Harry something that makes him twitch]Dr. Fargo: [while suddenly fondling with him] I'm only trying to cure you... I'll protect you... No more pain. No more hurt. No dreams... Only healing in my arms. Susan would want you to feel again: human... fondling... alive... warm... waiting...
[starts mounting him on the bed]
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Crazy Credits
Satan is played by "Lu Cifer" and God by "Himself". See more »Soundtracks
I'd Have To Be CrazyMusic and Lyrics by Charlene Brown
Arrangement by Robert O'Connor
Vocals by Joe Turano
Additional vocals by Terry Wood and Beth Anderson
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