Arguably the most famous train smash in cinema history, The General's coked-up bridge plunge was the most expensive single shot in the silent movie era, costing a peeper-popping $750,000.

With a new movie set on a train coming out this week, let’s take a look at the best train movies in cinema history Snakes on a Train—yes, that’s real—will not be on this list. Here are the ...

For "Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One," Tom Cruise and Christopher McQuarrie wanted to play with trains. The result: one of the most spectacular set pieces in years.

I watched when you put them in a real train going at 50 or 60 miles an hour, ... 90 percent of the movie was done on the train at anywhere from 40 to 70 mph.

Just because you see something done in a movie, that doesn't mean you should try it yourself. Take, for example, a human running on top of a moving train. For starters, you can't be sure it's real ...

Nearly a decade later, victims got an unwelcome reminder of the crash when footage from the disaster apparently showed up in a Netflix movie called “Death Note” that depicts a fictional train ...