John Carpenter makes the best of a difficult situation with Christine, a faithful adaptation of one of Stephen King’s lesser (and more ridiculous) works. There are few scares lurking in this 1979-set haunted-car saga, in which nerdy high-schooler Arnie Cunningham...

I've seen a lot of movies where the teenage guy parks in a car with the girl he loves. This is the first one where he parks with a girl in the car he loves. I

Christine seems like a retread. This time it's a fire-engine red, 1958 Plymouth Fury that's possessed by the Devil, and this deja vu premise [from the novel by Stephen King] combined with the crazed vehicle format, makes Christine appear pretty shop-worn.

Clipping found in The Atlanta Constitution published in Atlanta, Georgia on 12/9/1983. Christine

Read the Empire Movie review of Christine. Very of-its-time horror that is pretty ordinary but does the...

Watching Rebecca Hall elbow her way, always with charming awkwardness, through movies as diverse as Vicky Cristina Barcelona, The Prestige and The Gift has been

John Carpenter’s enjoyably pulpy adaptation of King’s 1983 horror novel, about a car that infects its owners with evil, gets a 40th-anniversary revival