Trite bullcrap.

i like this movie. so much is left unresolved. nigger.

this movie deserves a audience..i love the originality though some of the movie kinda bugged me a little. But, this movie is ok...I dont think the hype for this movie is right, but I would never have watched this without it..its a ok watch..not the bloodbath or gorefest but its a thinking horror movie thriller

Definitely better than 80% of the horror flicks that are released in the theaters. The villain disturbingly resembled an evil Doogie Houser.

A rarity in the horror genre, a relatively capable and intelligent cast of characters, with performances ranging from functional to excellent. A well paced plot keeps you guessing not just what's real and what's all in their heads but also where loyalties lie. There are a few cheap scares and a couple of mildly shocking scenes that'll keep you entertained, along with the surprisingly interesting plot and intense atmosphere this film checks all the boxes.

Good. This is a decent horror flick about an apocalyptic cult going on a killing spree with a predictable but nice twist ending. The movie starts out oretty good with nice scares but bogs down in the middle due to unnecessary focus on some uninteresting characters. Could've been great but isn't. Ok for a rental.

End of the Line is a gory and thrilling Movie about a Cult thatīs waiting for the Armageddon. On their way to salvation they kill the non-believers and want to heal their souls by slashing them to the ground. Some very intense shocking elements ( especially at the beginning ) and nice dark nī brutal moments make End of the Line worth to watch.

Nice Movie, Keeps The Tension. Creepy And Gory.

starts off pretty promising, then plunges into a religious gorefest and mediocre acting escapades...the only curiosity left being Canadian. can't escape the Midnight Meat Train comparison. the end is mercilessly thrown upon you, left wondering like THIS is the end? unlike Eden Log, when they leave you with 100 questions...

Certainly one of the most unsettling films I've seen in a while that thankfully lacks terrible cliche that plagues horror films: incredibly annoying protagonists. While none of the acting is particularly good none of the characters are annoyingly stupid nor do they stupidly fight amongst themselves.

Surprisingly good for a direct-to-DVD, low budget horror flick, End of the Line combines religious zealotry and subways with some monsters thrown in for good measure. Combined with some serviceable acting and some truly excellent special effects, the film ends up as an example of the kind of niche that direct-to-DVD should be able to provide.

Children of the Corn meets Midnight Meat Train. Better than average watch, but still a bit cliche... still more original than 99% of horror films within the past 5 years, though.