Christine

Synopsis

In the 1983 horror film 'Christine', directed by John Carpenter, Keith Gordon stars as a high school student who becomes obsessed with a possessed 1958 Plymouth Fury named Christine. As the student cleans and repairs the car, its malicious personality begins to influence his behavior, leading to a series of violent events. With a mix of suspense, supernatural elements, and psychological thriller, 'Christine' delves into the dark consequences of obsession and the power of evil. As the student gets deeper into the twisted relationship with the car, the line between man and machine blurs, culminating in a chilling and unforgettable climax.

Cast

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  Keith Gordon

  Arnie Cunningham

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  John Stockwell

  Dennis Guilder

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  Alexandra Paul

  Leigh Cabot

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  Robert Prosky

  Will Darnell

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  Harry Dean Stanton

  Rudolph Junkins

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  Christine Belford

  Regina Cunningham

Reviews

Critics have praised 'Christine' for its unique blend of horror and psychological suspense. Rotten Tomatoes rates the movie at 72%, commending John Carpenter's direction and Keith Gordon's performance. IMDb gives the film a solid 6.8/10, with many viewers appreciating the eerie atmosphere and the haunting portrayal of the possessed car. Metacritic scores 'Christine' at 57/100, noting the film's deviation from typical horror tropes and its focus on character development. Critics have described 'Christine' as a standout horror classic that offers a fresh take on the genre, delivering genuine scares and a compelling narrative. Overall, the film has garnered a cult following for its dark and atmospheric storytelling.