‘Stop! That! Train!’ Review: RuPaul Presides Over an Irreverent, Appealing Disaster-Movie Parody

The review of "Stop! That! Train!" describes it as an irreverent disaster-movie parody presided over by RuPaul Charles, who portrays the President of the United States. The narrative centers on two heroic stewardesses who collaborate with the President to avert a train collision with a once-a-century weather event. The production is presented as a "true story" where events unfolded "exactly as it happened in real life," a claim the review suggests is part of its extraordinary premise. The piece highlights the film's blend of absurdity and earnestness, positioning it as an appealing, albeit chaotic, cinematic experience. The review does not provide specific dates for the film's release or any performance metrics but focuses on the thematic and tonal elements of the parody.