Stop! That! Train! (2026)
Movie Review: 3.5/5
Entertainment Value: Yes
Story: Good
Writing / Plot: Decent
Storytelling: Decent
Direction: Good
Design / Editing: Good
Acting: Very Good
Sound / Music: Average
This disaster movie parody delivers a gleefully nonsensical and campy ride, celebrating queer culture with a charismatic cast.
Movie Review: 3.5/5
Entertainment Value: Yes
Story: Good
Writing / Plot: Decent
Storytelling: Decent
Direction: Good
Design / Editing: Good
Acting: Very Good
Sound / Music: Average
Yes. HB Reviews rates it 3.5/5 and considers it entertaining overall.
This disaster movie parody delivers a gleefully nonsensical and campy ride, celebrating queer culture with a charismatic cast.
Stop! That! Train! embraces its chaotic premise, offering a high-speed journey filled with the vibrant energy of its 'Drag Race' luminaries.
The film's core concept, a disaster movie spoof featuring train stewardesses and a fabulous US President, is widely appreciated for its camp appeal and knowing ridiculousness. While the humour can be a hit-or-miss affair, with some jokes landing better than others, the overall script is often described as cleverly absurd, providing a solid foundation for the comedic chaos. Adam Shankman's direction ensures a surprisingly polished visual experience for a comedy of this nature, particularly noted for its effective VFX work during the 'Stormaganza' sequences.
The production design and editing contribute to this polished feel, creating an engaging backdrop for the unfolding absurdity. However, it is the performances that truly elevate the film. The ensemble cast, featuring beloved 'Drag Race' icons, brings a celebratory spirit and undeniable charisma to their roles, making the characters a significant draw.
Their comedic timing and commitment to the film's over-the-top tone are consistently praised, injecting fresh life into the disaster movie parody genre. Despite some unevenness in its comedic execution and a perceived lack of originality in its parody structure, the film's strengths in its premise, visual polish, and especially its acting, make it a watchable and enjoyable experience. The film doesn't take itself too seriously, which is key to its charm, and for audiences seeking a celebratory, queer-infused comedy, resistance to its silly delights often proves futile.
Official Trailer
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Best friends and train stewardesses Tess and DeeDee trade their dreary shifts on the Stank Rail for the glitzy Glamazonian Express.
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