Media
Thrillers
Tube station
This film is
based on a traditional English family that are travelling up to Scotland to
their holiday home for a weekend. They travel up to Scotland by tube station
and then by taxi. They are running really late for the train and their youngest
little boy is crying and screaming because he is tired. They run for the train
and finally make it, and there seems to be a lot of technical difficulties on
the train and in their house in Scotland. A main part to this film is this
scary looking man, who is always smirking; he is the ticket man, he is on the
same train; he is the taxi driver. Many mysterious things go on during their
weekend in Scotland.
The opening sequence starts off at the
London tube station. We are introduced to an English family of four; a mum, a
dad and two young boys. The youngest of the two boys is crying and screaming,
and the family are running late for their train. The dad buys their train
ticket and we get a shot of the ticket man’s face smiling at them. They are now sprinting and running down the
stairs for this train, tension rises, we can hear the panting of the dad, the
voice at the station calls “platform 11A calling at Larbert Station”, the
public are getting louder and louder. They finally get on the train, as the
doors in slow motion start closing, the lights flicker and we get a shot of
this familiar creepy man looking out of the train, sitting down, looking at the
camera smirking and then everything goes pitch black. And the title appears with
a sound effect.
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