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Stop! That! Train! Features Two End Credits Scenes Worth Staying For

June 11, 2026
Stop! That! Train! Features Two End Credits Scenes Worth Staying For
Stop! That! Train! Features Two End Credits Scenes Worth Staying For

The new comedy "Stop! That! Train!" arrives in theaters this weekend, bringing a star-packed lineup that includes RuPaul, several Drag Race alumni, and an impressive ensemble cast.

The film centers on Tess (Ginger Minj) and DeeDee (Jujubee), best friends working as train stewardesses who leave behind their monotonous jobs on the Stank Rail for positions aboard the luxurious Glamazonian Express. Their adventure takes a dramatic turn when a devastating "Stormagaza" threatens to send the high-speed train careening toward Los Angeles. Forced to collaborate with the elite first-class attendants—Symone, Brooke Lynn Hytes, and Marcia Marcia Marcia—alongside President Gagwell (RuPaul), the pair must work to avert catastrophe in this comedic romp.

For moviegoers accustomed to modern cinema, the question of whether to linger through the credits has become routine. Studios frequently include bonus footage during or after credits to hint at sequels or offer additional entertainment value, particularly in franchise films.

The good news for fans of "Stop! That! Train!": there are indeed two end credits sequences to discover. During the actual credits, viewers will find a blooper reel providing laughs as names scroll. Beyond that, a second scene awaits those who remain until the final frame, making it worthwhile to stay seated.

Director Adam Shankman recently addressed speculation surrounding the film's use of artificial intelligence in its production.

The cast boasts an extensive roster of talent. From the Drag Race world, the film features RuPaul, Ginger Minj, Jujubee, Symone, Brooke Lynn Hytes, Marcia Marcia Marcia, Latrice Royale, and Monét X Change. The supporting cast includes Rachel Bloom, Matt Rogers, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Michelle Visage, Chris Parnell, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Charo, Brian Jordan Alvarez, Natasha Leggero, Drew Droege, Raven-Symoné, and Joel McHale.

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