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Wilford has control of Snowpiercer and wastes no time in punishing Layton, confining him to ‘the Swamp’ rather than killing him directly. With absolute power onboard the train, Wilford contemplates what to do with those he now rules. He recognises that some of his so-called allies might be fickle...
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Layton realises that the recent chaos aboard Snowpiercer may have been caused by Wilford, but that despite or because of it, the popularity of the train’s creator is growing by the day as he manipulates events. A series of technical problems begin to happen in Snowpiercer’s systems, some the...
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It was never going to be long before Layton (Daveed Diggs)found out that the change in the train’s power-structure would prove more tenuous than he’d thought. After attacks on the Tailies that appeared to be the work of Breechmen, the fatal assault on most of the Breechmen is considered...
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While the power struggles aboard Snowpiercer are heating up, the struggle to find a more basic power source is the one troubling Melanie as she crosses the icy landscape to get to the base housing the tracking system. Finally getting to the frozen base she finds the remains of...
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With Mel’s latest communication not arriving on time, both Wilford and Layton realise that their respective time for action is growing short and each put options in to play that are risky and dangerous, especially with either side having more information than the other may realise. There are difficult...
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With Mel’s fate unknown, the passengers of Snowpiercer can only hope she’s managed to get to the beacon and kickstart the monitoring of rising temperatures. Layton needs to keep tabs on Wilford and the best way to do that is on Snowpiercer itself – so he arranges a night...
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Mel prepares to leave Snowpiercer to spend a month at the tracking station in the hope of tracking the thawing Earth. But everyone is aware it could be a suicide mission and Wilford relishes every chance to use that fact against his enemies. He’s not a patient man, but...
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With the two trains now solidly locked together it’s clear that some sort of balance, temporary thought it might be, has to be agreed. An exchange of ‘guests/prisoners’ is arranged in which both sides will obviously try to evaluate the others’ strengths and weaknesses. But even as Wilford agrees...
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Andre Layton (Daveed Diggs) has managed to successfully execute his revolution to take control of Snowpiercer, but there’s been no time to celebrate. Mr. Wilford (Sean Bean), the creator of the train and presumed long dead has made a return aboard a smaller but arguably far superior transport named...
Wilford has control of Snowpiercer and wastes no time in punishing Layton, confining him to ‘the Swamp’ rather than killing him directly. With absolute power onboard the train, Wilford contemplates what to do with those he now rules. He recognises that some of his so-called allies might be fickle...
Layton realises that the recent chaos aboard Snowpiercer may have been caused by Wilford, but that despite or because of it, the popularity of the train’s creator is growing by the day as he manipulates events. A series of technical problems begin to happen in Snowpiercer’s systems, some the...
It was never going to be long before Layton (Daveed Diggs)found out that the change in the train’s power-structure would prove more tenuous than he’d thought. After attacks on the Tailies that appeared to be the work of Breechmen, the fatal assault on most of the Breechmen is considered...
While the power struggles aboard Snowpiercer are heating up, the struggle to find a more basic power source is the one troubling Melanie as she crosses the icy landscape to get to the base housing the tracking system. Finally getting to the frozen base she finds the remains of...
With Mel’s latest communication not arriving on time, both Wilford and Layton realise that their respective time for action is growing short and each put options in to play that are risky and dangerous, especially with either side having more information than the other may realise. There are difficult...
With Mel’s fate unknown, the passengers of Snowpiercer can only hope she’s managed to get to the beacon and kickstart the monitoring of rising temperatures. Layton needs to keep tabs on Wilford and the best way to do that is on Snowpiercer itself – so he arranges a night...
Mel prepares to leave Snowpiercer to spend a month at the tracking station in the hope of tracking the thawing Earth. But everyone is aware it could be a suicide mission and Wilford relishes every chance to use that fact against his enemies. He’s not a patient man, but...
With the two trains now solidly locked together it’s clear that some sort of balance, temporary thought it might be, has to be agreed. An exchange of ‘guests/prisoners’ is arranged in which both sides will obviously try to evaluate the others’ strengths and weaknesses. But even as Wilford agrees...
Andre Layton (Daveed Diggs) has managed to successfully execute his revolution to take control of Snowpiercer, but there’s been no time to celebrate. Mr. Wilford (Sean Bean), the creator of the train and presumed long dead has made a return aboard a smaller but arguably far superior transport named...