Stop! That! Train! Surprises With Comedy
Originally published Jun 12, 2026
By Jason P. Frank · Vulture — Movies
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Key points
- Despite initial skepticism, 'Stop! That! Train!' delivers a surprisingly enjoyable comedy experience.
- The film features RuPaul as the President and Drag Race alumni in supporting roles.
- Directed by Adam Shankman, the movie leans into absurd humor and showcases the talents of its cast.
- Writers Connor Wright and Christina Friel bring a fresh, alt-queer comedic sensibility to the film.
- The fast-paced, chaotic plot allows for a cascade of jokes and energetic performances.
Despite initial skepticism, 'Stop! That! Train!' delivers a surprisingly enjoyable comedy experience. The film, starring RuPaul and Drag Race alumni, features a chaotic, fast-paced plot centered around a train heading toward disaster. Directed by Adam Shankman, the movie leans into absurd humor and showcases the talents of its cast, including Ginger Minj, Jujubee, and Rachel Bloom. The film's writers, Connor Wright and Christina Friel, bring a fresh, alt-queer comedic sensibility that sets it apart from RuPaul's previous cinematic efforts. While the plot may be nonsensical, the rapid-fire jokes and energetic performances make for a fun, if unconventional, moviegoing experience.
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