What's the end of the midnight meat train?

The man finally became the butcher's successor, continued to kill people on the train and prepared food for the monster. The last place is the habitat of monsters. As for monsters, the train driver finally said that monsters existed long before humans appeared.

In order to make these ancient monsters survive and multiply, the food provided by human beings is human flesh. If there is no supply, it is possible that monsters will climb out of the ground and destroy the current peace.

I think the butcher is not a monster, but an individual who is chosen to be cursed, so life can continue, but there is a time limit. Men and butchers have cursed marks on their chests.

Neither the conductor nor female directors is human, because he wants to provide food for the monster. There is no news of the sequel at present.

There is no news of the sequel yet.

Take out his girlfriend's heart, because he wants to provide food for the monster.

Extended data:

Midnight Meat Train is a film directed by Ryuhei Kitamura and starring Bradley Cooper and Leslie Bieber. Issued on August 1 2008.

The film is adapted from clive barker's thriller of the same name 1984, which tells the story of photographer Leon Kaufman looking for the murderer on the subway.

Photographer Leon Kaufman (bradley cooper) shuttles through the dark corners of the streets of new york every night in order to capture the shocking works that satisfy the gallery owner Susan (Ji Bo's little poster silk). One night, Leon followed several blacks and rescued a Japanese beauty who was harassed by gangs in the subway station, but the next day he learned the news of the woman's disappearance from the newspaper.

Leon gave the police a clue, but he got a cold shoulder. Leon's works were appreciated by Susan, and his curiosity prompted him to pursue the continuous disappearance cases that happened on a subway line for many years. Soon he noticed a mysterious man (vinnie jones), who frequented the subway station, wearing a suit and tie, with a serious and chilling face.