Christine
Horror • R • 1983 • 1 hr 50 min
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My third favorite Carpenter film. It’s simple, yet so great. It’s a jealous killer car. What more do you want??
While it’s not among Carpenter’s very best movies, it’s still pretty enjoyable and showcases his flair for making watchable flicks.
I fell in love with this badass car just like Keith Gordon’s Arnie did, another great Carpenter score fuels this petrol powered classic
Not as memorable as other SK adaptations or John Carpenter films, BUT it still has perfect horror movie elements that stand out.
Has some great effects and the theme is great
Solid John Carpenter film that's worth it for stand-out scenes such as the "Show me" and engulfed in flames chase scene.
John Carpenter and Stephen King. Enough said.
Like most Stephen King stories, it’s bizarre, provocative, and eerily true in a dream like way. Relatable, creepy, surreal.
Like this alot. Was a smooth watch. The story was great, the effects were cool, the synth was very Halloween. Great soundtrack, too. Watch.
A movie about a killer car should not be this human and mind-meltingly well directed, but it is.
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