Erika SawajiriNana Kimura
Chinatsu WakatsukiKanae Fujita
Shun OguriShunichi Kuga
Aya SugimotoYaeko Aonuma
Itsuji ItaoKawamura
Miyoko AsadaYasuko Kimura
Shigeru Saiki
Yuriko Hirooka
Shirô Namiki
Shirō ShimomotoWhy it may be worth watching
- Ghost Train combines Horror elements in one feature.
- The principal cast includes Erika Sawajiri, Chinatsu Wakatsuki, Shun Oguri.
Movie
Ghost Train
On her way to school, high school girl Nana sees a train accident. Then Nana and her friend Kanae start to come across various bizarre phenomena, including red fingerprints and a female spirit who 'lives' on the station platform. One day, Nana's younger sister is lost, and the only possibility seems to be that she had been taken by these spirits. The missing tracks. The predictions that a mysterious woman makes.
More detailsPeople
Cast
Viewing guide
Is Ghost Train right for you?
Who may enjoy it
Best suited to viewers looking for Horror. Its shorter runtime also makes it easier to fit into one sitting.
Content notes
A regional age classification is not currently listed. Metadata signals include frightening or intense material. Ratings vary by country; use this as a quick screening note rather than a complete parental guide.
Themes and topics
train accidentghost
How it compares
Viewing guidance uses the title details shown on this page; classifications may differ by region.
Community
Reviews
AlunauwieExternal review ·
Ghost Train presents a chilling premise of cursed train cards and a vengeful spirit haunting passengers, yet rushes its setup and relies more on exposition than atmosphere. Although the mystery behind the tunnel and the entity is eventually explained, limited tension, uneven performances—including Erika Sawajiri as Nana—and underdeveloped lore weaken the overall impact. Despite a clear narrative and solid technical aspects, the film feels like a missed opportunity that never fully realizes its haunting potential.
Read the full review here: (Indonesia…
Read full review
Ghost Train presents a chilling premise of cursed train cards and a vengeful spirit haunting passengers, yet rushes its setup and relies more on exposition than atmosphere. Although the mystery behind the tunnel and the entity is eventually explained, limited tension, uneven performances—including Erika Sawajiri as Nana—and underdeveloped lore weaken the overall impact. Despite a clear narrative and solid technical aspects, the film feels like a missed opportunity that never fully realizes its haunting potential.
Read the full review here: (Indonesian version : alunauwie.com) and (English version : uwiepuspita.com)
Log in to write a review.
Videos
Related videos
You may also like
From FMM Reviews
More stories about movies and television
Movie guide
Taboo (2015): Cast, Story, Release Details
A complete guide to Taboo, including its story, cast, release details, ratings, and where to watch or download it.
Read the full guide TV guide
Volle Kanne (1999): Series Review, Plot, Cast and Episodes
This Volle Kanne (1999) review examines the news series through its premise, storytelling, cast, performances, themes, production choices and audience response.
Read the full guide Movie guide
Insidious: Chapter 2 (2013): Movie Review, Plot, Cast and Verdict
This Insidious: Chapter 2 (2013) review examines the horror and thriller film through its premise, storytelling, cast, performances, themes, production choices and audience response.
Read the full guide 
Paul Chu Kong
Amin Baahmed
Henry Cavill
Agnez Mo
Lisa-Marie Koroll
Kathleen Robertson
Naiqui Macabroad
Lenny Rush
Johnny Flynn
Barbara Barrie
Matt Bomer
Patrick Stewart