I remember reading about how they set a 1958 Plymouth Fury on fire this is 1983 long before CGI. And danger wasn't from the stuntman burning to death it was because the fire quickly burned all the oxygen out of the car.
I found it funny when I learned that Carpenter considered George Thorogood to play the owner of the junkyard in the final scene when she's crushed. But Carpenter reconsidered when he thought Thororgood wasn't a good enough actor.
@@willdallas53Christine is classic King. A fun supernatural concept, a unique setting, and Arnie is arguably the most relatable character he's ever written, at least to me.
@@willdallas53he said favorite. Not the best. My favorite movies are transformers and Speed Racer. The best movie is probably like 12 Angry men or Jaws.
I got to see this awesome cult classic in theaters this year thanks to Fathom Events, along with John Carpenter’s They Live. Now a days, I have a new found appreciation and love for the film. *Happy 40th Anniversary Christine!* ^-^
I loooooooooooooooove Christine! Such an underrated cult classic, and a cool story to boot! I can’t listen to Beast of Burden without thinking about this movie!
I always got the idea that Arnie was being possessed not by the previous owner but by the image of the car’s “kind of guy”. Just like a toxic girl (and that’s very much what Christine is, a toxic girlfriend), she takes weak guys and uses her sexiness to reshape them into the guy she’s turned on by. The similarities in the previous owner and Arnie are not because of him, but because of her. That the evil didn't pass through the car between two guys but emanated from it in the first place. Even furthermore, the car’s a girl who hates guys in general, which is a typical thing for chicks like that, to take one man, utterly dominate him, and weaponize him against other men. I think the movie’s angle on that is actually better than the one in the book, personally.
I can also see this film’s extended influence in Halloween Ends, which I also think is severely underrated. Plus, I also think this film can be seen as a rather extreme love story with Christine being alive and defending Arnie against those who harm him. Kind of similar to that episode of Futurama where the Planet Express Ship (voice by Sigourney Weaver) was dating Bender but acted like a jealous over protective girlfriend. Regardless, she’s quite an awesome car.
@@John-gl6thIt's a messy movie, mostly because of Laurie and Michael but there's been worse, the Cory story was interesting enough to keep me engaged.
Agreed. Can't come up with your own ideas? Wait 40 years, stroke the ego of the original creator, then make money off their ideas! At least "Halloween 2018" and "Kills" are decent.
@@thisisnotachannelWait till he possibly gets his hands on Friday the 13th and it’s just a My Bloody Valentine homage. He needs to stay in his relm from now on with things like M3gan and FNAF
@@John-gl6th"Evil dies tonight😂" Yea it was subpar and everyone acts like it was amazing because Micheal goes full Jason on Haddonfield. The best part of that movie was Big Jon and Lil Jon.
Yeah, that iconic scene where the burning Fury is chasing Repperton down the road, the headlight creating this false horizon, hearing Repperton's labored breathing as he runs in real time while Christine chases him in slowmo, with the beat of the music rising as she gets closer. Stuff of nightmares, stuff of LEGENDS.
The final shot of the movie does show a rear view mirror poping out of the Christine cube. Indicating she can still regenerate. It may take a while, but eventually she will be back.
I always try to see this one whenever its re-released. It's got all my faves - cool old cars, sick synth scores, and Carpenter in his prime! A fun fact, John Stockwell (Dennis) was also in "Top Gun". I wonder if Cougar ever told Maverick and the rest of the squadron about that traumatic incident with the car...
Been waiting for you to talk about Christine since I first found you over nine years ago. It’s probably an unpopular opinion but it’s my personal favorite King adaptation and second favorite Carpenter film. Watched it for the first time when I was quite young and it wasn’t much to me but rewatching years later I was much more interested, got to see it in the theater this past month for the 40th anniversary and it was delightful, it was also the last film I watched with my grandpa last thanksgiving before he passed away this year. It’s a movie that will always be with me and always have influence somewhere I go. I hope to find some type of Plymouth from ‘57-‘61 myself someday as a neat passion project to make her whole again. I hope I won’t turn into what Arnie became though lol. Thanks for this review Doc. I’ll always appreciate your input on my favorites and those I’ve never seen before
I love that the car is already possessed in the movie vs the book having Lebay taking possession of the car & a Fun Fact: The actor who was cutting up Christine's seats when Reperton & his goons start trashing her actually got hurt so in a way the car was fighting back.
By far this was my favorite of King’s books and adaptations. The movie took its time to give solid character bios without drowning you in tons of exposition. My belief is no movie ever made better use of the “less is more” ideology than Christine. Yes the movie may have sections that feel slightly bogged down, but those moments made you enjoy the moments with Christine more, and you didn’t need to have gratuitous gore thrown in your face to appreciate the suspense and natural horror. Yes the movie is a departure from the book, but I feel both entities stand strongly for different reasons, and you can enjoy both basically giving you two different experiences over the same material.
Just rewatched this film in 4k, and was surprised when I realized this movie is almost entirely bloodless. It really uses suspense and atmosphere to build terror.
That doesn't make sense. How is Christine a substitute for Michael? She changes her driver on a fundamental level and goes after anyone she sees as a threat. Michael doesn't have a driver counterpart and kills anyone in front of him.
Scouts Honor I'm not a scout. The kid was cut in half they had to scrape his legs up with a shovel. Isn't that what you're supposed to do with💩 scrape it up with a little shovel.
One of the first scary movies I remember watching as a kid.then got older and read the book which introduced me to Stephen King...top 3 of my favorite movies of all time.
I watched Christine for the first time last year and loved it. Arnie is such a great protagonist and the car effects are incredible. I still don't know how they did some of the effects and I actually don't want to know. A true "movie magic" kinda film and distinctly Carpenter.
This film probably has the funniest behind the scene stories ever. Alexandra Paul played a prank where she had her identical twin to pretend to be her. There even a photo of Carpenter looking right at Alexander clearly with a suspicious look.
Man this was a treat, one of my favorite movies since childhood. I do like the book better but I've always loved the movie. Great video, doc as always!! Happy Halloween 🎃
Good review Doc. Greased Lightning during Christine's destruction, Zoinks! As a fledgling gear head, appreciate some of the car trivia. Mind blown on the parallels between this and HALLOWEEN 3. Thank you Doc.
Doc’s videos are so well edited and so well done, no wonder it takes some time to release them. The intro to Doc’s videos are the best I’ve witnessed on TH-cam. Extremely well thought out jokes, not overly excited like most …TH-cam movie reviewers, doesn’t bow down to popular demand. The only criticism I have about the Doc is that he hasn’t really explored more foreign horror movies (not much of a criticism, it’s just something I’d personally like to see more of) In other words, the Doc is the fuckin horror master of TH-cam !!!
This really is a great adaptation of the novel. I don’t mind the changes they made as that’s normal for most book to screen works as Carpenter does still understand why Christine is evil. She is a disturbing vessel for a nasty spirit and that spirit is what makes her and Arnie so evil; that’s at least spelled out in the novel whereas Carpenter puts a bit of ambiguity in the film though still hinting Roland LeBay’s spirit is involved
Christine is my favorite Stephen King book and I watched it after reading the book. I feel like since I was born in 83 I have some kind of connection to a lot of flicks/books from that time. As a Carpenter fan I say this is a good adaptation. Sure there's things from the book that I would love to see in a potential remake even though I know it'd be a cgi fest. Still I love the book and this film. Can't wait to see what you have in store next for your reviews!
Saw the film almost 40 years ago, so only remember the highlights. I guess I never thought much of the film because I never tried to see again. I also read the book, but remember only the film.
Weird; I remember the car being possessed by the Old Man's dead sister, Christine. Made a lt more sense ot me than the car just inexplicably being both alive and evil
That dude playin Buddy couldn't act worth shit I Crack up laughing everytime I see him in the school garage.On top of that dude was like 30 years old playing a high schooler 😆 😂
There’s a video a couple of years old… Carpenter takes ‘Christine’ for a spin…. With the music… It’s a def must watch Christine kills Darnell for dropping cigar ashes on her seat…. In the book… she f’ing takes him out at home (up the stairs 🤣)
The book had some pretty glaring ripoffs and plot holes-- but when it was doin' it's own thing coherently it was great. I love the ending. Dennis, barely the hero the first time, sees all of those who knew and survived kind of scatter around the country and vanish. He then sees a news story about the last surviving "bully" (who actually really wasn't one) being mashed by a car that bashed through the wall of his job out in California. He puts together that Christine is back on the roads and on her way to take him out last. He reflects on now being too old and injured to do a damn thing about it when she comes to collect.
I love the message behind this movie. A nerd who gets pushed around by bullies, his friends, and even his own family suddenly gets the power to push back. In other words, payback's a bitch.
Kelly preston was hot rip,christine great movie but the book had so much more information and a little different then the movie,one example the book goes into who rollin really was and how he got christine,dr wolfula great viedo.Arnie is kool dennis is to but my favorite actor in the movie my boy buddy repintin he is kool,happy Halloween my friends be safe everyone.
Reggie, Mike and Jody have the superior Plymouth... 1971 Plymouth 'Cuda 440-6 Pack 4-Speed And 1971 Plymouth 'Cuda 426 Hemi A LOT of bad thinbgs with Phantasm, the Mad Max Cuda was not one of them.
It blows my mind that the good Doctor hasn’t touched the Phantasm series. It’s the one horror franchise where each instalment isn’t as good as the last but there is still a lot to commend about it.
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I met the car that played Christine at a con once. She didn't sign my autograph book, which was kinda disappointing
She probably felt insulted you didn't like her mixtape being played.
Just don’t piss her off 😂
I'd love to get a ride in her!
She's a sensitive girl
@@furrybogard9724It was mostly auto toned.
I remember reading about how they set a 1958 Plymouth Fury on fire this is 1983 long before CGI. And danger wasn't from the stuntman burning to death it was because the fire quickly burned all the oxygen out of the car.
Fascinating yet frightening.
He had an oxygen tank.
I found it funny when I learned that Carpenter considered George Thorogood to play the owner of the junkyard in the final scene when she's crushed. But Carpenter reconsidered when he thought Thororgood wasn't a good enough actor.
His acting was b-b-b-b-b-b-bad to the bone.
I will never get tired of praising this movie! It's my favorite adaptation of a King story.
Are you high bro? Do you live in an alternate universe where green mile and Shawshank redemption don’t exist?
@@willdallas53Christine is classic King. A fun supernatural concept, a unique setting, and Arnie is arguably the most relatable character he's ever written, at least to me.
@@willdallas53 Both movies are overrated and not horror.
@@willdallas53he said favorite. Not the best. My favorite movies are transformers and Speed Racer. The best movie is probably like 12 Angry men or Jaws.
I got to see this awesome cult classic in theaters this year thanks to Fathom Events, along with John Carpenter’s They Live. Now a days, I have a new found appreciation and love for the film.
*Happy 40th Anniversary Christine!* ^-^
Keith Gordon is fantastic as Arnie Cunningham. 😀👍
Yeah, he turned out to be the grower of the "Jaws 2" teen litter.
Very true.
*Cuntingham 😂
Fr. Honestly he sells the movie. His transition from how he is normally vs the influence of Christine is fantastic
He’s phenomenal in Dressed To Kill. I have no idea why he didn’t get more roles.
I loooooooooooooooove Christine! Such an underrated cult classic, and a cool story to boot! I can’t listen to Beast of Burden without thinking about this movie!
The Grease audio is brilliant at 12:33, haha
I agree
The music in “Christine” is truly one of its best parts.
@@BarryHart-xo1oy i most definitely agree my friend
@@John-gl6th no What?
I always got the idea that Arnie was being possessed not by the previous owner but by the image of the car’s “kind of guy”. Just like a toxic girl (and that’s very much what Christine is, a toxic girlfriend), she takes weak guys and uses her sexiness to reshape them into the guy she’s turned on by. The similarities in the previous owner and Arnie are not because of him, but because of her. That the evil didn't pass through the car between two guys but emanated from it in the first place. Even furthermore, the car’s a girl who hates guys in general, which is a typical thing for chicks like that, to take one man, utterly dominate him, and weaponize him against other men.
I think the movie’s angle on that is actually better than the one in the book, personally.
Christine is easily up there as one of my favourite Carpenter movies, such a good film.
No it's not.
This movie still holds up! No sequel, and NO REMAKE! THANK FREAKING GOD!
Christine lives in a world of it's own!
Blumhouse did just recently announced that they were gonna do a remake of Christine
Christine is lightning in a bottle. Almost too cozy.
I can also see this film’s extended influence in Halloween Ends, which I also think is severely underrated. Plus, I also think this film can be seen as a rather extreme love story with Christine being alive and defending Arnie against those who harm him. Kind of similar to that episode of Futurama where the Planet Express Ship (voice by Sigourney Weaver) was dating Bender but acted like a jealous over protective girlfriend. Regardless, she’s quite an awesome car.
@@John-gl6thIt's a messy movie, mostly because of Laurie and Michael but there's been worse, the Cory story was interesting enough to keep me engaged.
Halloween Ends was a bigger homage to this than it was to Halloween. DGG is just the world's biggest John Carpenter meatrider.
Agreed.
Can't come up with your own ideas?
Wait 40 years, stroke the ego of the original creator, then make money off their ideas!
At least "Halloween 2018" and "Kills" are decent.
@@thisisnotachannelWait till he possibly gets his hands on Friday the 13th and it’s just a My Bloody Valentine homage.
He needs to stay in his relm from now on with things like M3gan and FNAF
@@John-gl6th"Evil dies tonight😂" Yea it was subpar and everyone acts like it was amazing because Micheal goes full Jason on Haddonfield. The best part of that movie was Big Jon and Lil Jon.
@@John-gl6th I like it.
@@ThrobingkcocI liked it but do agree Big Jon and Lil Jon were the best part, especially loved how Michael posed them after their deaths
I remember watching this and Maximum Overdrive back to back. The image of the flaming Plymouth Fury chasing the thugs was chilling.
I love Maximum Overdrive too!
Yeah, that iconic scene where the burning Fury is chasing Repperton down the road, the headlight creating this false horizon, hearing Repperton's labored breathing as he runs in real time while Christine chases him in slowmo, with the beat of the music rising as she gets closer. Stuff of nightmares, stuff of LEGENDS.
The final shot of the movie does show a rear view mirror poping out of the Christine cube. Indicating she can still regenerate. It may take a while, but eventually she will be back.
I love this one. Saw it in the theater at 15. I never understood why some people didn't like it! Thank you Doctor!!!! Love everything you do!
Now I know why I like both Christine and Halloween III, thanks Doc.
I actually read the book over the summer, it’s a good read, and the movie is a great adaptation of it
I always try to see this one whenever its re-released. It's got all my faves - cool old cars, sick synth scores, and Carpenter in his prime!
A fun fact, John Stockwell (Dennis) was also in "Top Gun". I wonder if Cougar ever told Maverick and the rest of the squadron about that traumatic incident with the car...
Been waiting for you to talk about Christine since I first found you over nine years ago. It’s probably an unpopular opinion but it’s my personal favorite King adaptation and second favorite Carpenter film. Watched it for the first time when I was quite young and it wasn’t much to me but rewatching years later I was much more interested, got to see it in the theater this past month for the 40th anniversary and it was delightful, it was also the last film I watched with my grandpa last thanksgiving before he passed away this year.
It’s a movie that will always be with me and always have influence somewhere I go. I hope to find some type of Plymouth from ‘57-‘61 myself someday as a neat passion project to make her whole again. I hope I won’t turn into what Arnie became though lol.
Thanks for this review Doc. I’ll always appreciate your input on my favorites and those I’ve never seen before
I love that the car is already possessed in the movie vs the book having Lebay taking possession of the car & a Fun Fact: The actor who was cutting up Christine's seats when Reperton & his goons start trashing her actually got hurt so in a way the car was fighting back.
By far this was my favorite of King’s books and adaptations. The movie took its time to give solid character bios without drowning you in tons of exposition.
My belief is no movie ever made better use of the “less is more” ideology than Christine. Yes the movie may have sections that feel slightly bogged down, but those moments made you enjoy the moments with Christine more, and you didn’t need to have gratuitous gore thrown in your face to appreciate the suspense and natural horror.
Yes the movie is a departure from the book, but I feel both entities stand strongly for different reasons, and you can enjoy both basically giving you two different experiences over the same material.
Just rewatched this film in 4k, and was surprised when I realized this movie is almost entirely bloodless. It really uses suspense and atmosphere to build terror.
Isaac David Gordon Green is a big fan of Christine because can you basically remade it and substitute the car for Michael Myers.
That doesn't make sense. How is Christine a substitute for Michael? She changes her driver on a fundamental level and goes after anyone she sees as a threat. Michael doesn't have a driver counterpart and kills anyone in front of him.
@@dvldrvr420watch Halloween Ends and tell me it doesn't heavily remind you of Christine.
@@johnporter9073the guy's name is Corey "Cunningham" for crying out loud😅
@@luisangel-hr6xz dang I totally forgot about that. Hahaha.
I got to see this movie in theaters a month or so ago for the 40th anniversary and it was a treat
So did I
Thanks doc Christine is my second favorite John carpenter movie!
Scouts Honor I'm not a scout. The kid was cut in half they had to scrape his legs up with a shovel. Isn't that what you're supposed to do with💩 scrape it up with a little shovel.
The Grease audio is brilliant at 12:33, haha
I watched cujo and Christine on the same evening at an aunt and uncles house. I must’ve been about seven years old. I grew up OK.
It’s my birthday and watching a new Doc video is a great way for me to start
I love learning how they made these older movies! theres just something about them.
Halloween Ends took a lot of inspiration from this movie.
Hell yes!! More Ahhhctober!!!
Oh, boy this is one of my favorites! :)
John Carpenter may not have liked Christine but he did a great job with it.
One of the first scary movies I remember watching as a kid.then got older and read the book which introduced me to Stephen King...top 3 of my favorite movies of all time.
Can never get enough of Christine. I think she didn't fix herself cause she wanted to see him work for it you know, like a lady.
I wish they could make a movie on how the first owner got christine
"An ingenious effect that today could be accomplished with CGI and look a lot shittier" LOL
I watched Christine for the first time last year and loved it. Arnie is such a great protagonist and the car effects are incredible. I still don't know how they did some of the effects and I actually don't want to know. A true "movie magic" kinda film and distinctly Carpenter.
This film probably has the funniest behind the scene stories ever. Alexandra Paul played a prank where she had her identical twin to pretend to be her. There even a photo of Carpenter looking right at Alexander clearly with a suspicious look.
Christine made a cameo appearance in Stephen King's Cat Eyes 🐱🐱🐱
Love the video Doc. Great work and always get a good laugh
I love what you’re doing with this video, setting the stage for the massive Ends review. Beautiful, Doc! I love it all!
I just watched this for the first time last Saturday and I was enjoyable. Love all the Stephen king tropes in it
Perfect timing I just finished reading the novel like an hour ago. Great as always Doc!
What I don't understand is Doctor Wolfila channel is so underrated his channel should have a millions subscribers
Still one of my favorite horror films of all time
In the original novel they made it even more obvious that it returned.
Actually watched this the other day and it is one of my favorite John Carpenter films next to Halloween and the Thing.
John Carpenter's Christine is a true 1980s horror classic.
I own this film in a Steelbook edition. Possibly the most underrated Stephen King novel of all time.
Finally!
Man this was a treat, one of my favorite movies since childhood. I do like the book better but I've always loved the movie. Great video, doc as always!! Happy Halloween 🎃
Good review Doc. Greased Lightning during Christine's destruction, Zoinks! As a fledgling gear head, appreciate some of the car trivia. Mind blown on the parallels between this and HALLOWEEN 3. Thank you Doc.
Doc’s videos are so well edited and so well done, no wonder it takes some time to release them. The intro to Doc’s videos are the best I’ve witnessed on TH-cam. Extremely well thought out jokes, not overly excited like most …TH-cam movie reviewers, doesn’t bow down to popular demand.
The only criticism I have about the Doc is that he hasn’t really explored more foreign horror movies (not much of a criticism, it’s just something I’d personally like to see more of)
In other words, the Doc is the fuckin horror master of TH-cam !!!
This really is a great adaptation of the novel. I don’t mind the changes they made as that’s normal for most book to screen works as Carpenter does still understand why Christine is evil. She is a disturbing vessel for a nasty spirit and that spirit is what makes her and Arnie so evil; that’s at least spelled out in the novel whereas Carpenter puts a bit of ambiguity in the film though still hinting Roland LeBay’s spirit is involved
6:13 He really was the South Bend Shovel Slayer.
perfect timing Doc! I just watched this film for the first time a few days ago!
Christine is my favorite Stephen King book and I watched it after reading the book. I feel like since I was born in 83 I have some kind of connection to a lot of flicks/books from that time. As a Carpenter fan I say this is a good adaptation. Sure there's things from the book that I would love to see in a potential remake even though I know it'd be a cgi fest. Still I love the book and this film. Can't wait to see what you have in store next for your reviews!
I watched Christine as a double-feature with DC Cab when I was five.
Another fun horror car movie is The Car 1977.
It’s absolutely awesome!!! It deserves way more love than it gets!!!
Has anyone noticed the similarities between Arnie and Corey from Halloween Ends?
Great review Doctor, many thanks.
It's a cool instance of taking a premise that should NOT work...and turning it into gold
Manythnx Doc Wolfula🤘 your delightfully smartassed reviews are an excellent distraction
Great review Doc!
I love all the characters in this movie! It was very well done!
Dang the mention of monster house took me back to my childhood, i feel old 😂
Great review doc . i love the opening to ahhhctober
What is the surprise
I wrote u on Facebook
I was reading that the reason why Stephen King chose a 1958 Plymouth Fury for "Christine" was because he felt it was a forgotten car.
one of my favorite TH-camrs.
15:39 - 16:03 Great, now I want Doc to review Maximum Overdrive.
Saw the film almost 40 years ago, so only remember the highlights. I guess I never thought much of the film because I never tried to see again. I also read the book, but remember only the film.
Wooo! Another great video doc!
Weird; I remember the car being possessed by the Old Man's dead sister, Christine. Made a lt more sense ot me than the car just inexplicably being both alive and evil
When I first seen Christine back in the day I could have sworn Buddy was John Travolta. I figured he just couldn't catch a break Carrie you know.
That dude playin Buddy couldn't act worth shit I Crack up laughing everytime I see him in the school garage.On top of that dude was like 30 years old playing a high schooler 😆 😂
Hey Cunningham is that you? Hey you're not mad are you? 👁👁
Doc thank u for reviewing Christine
'Okay..... show me.'
The entire soundtrack is great, but 'Christine Attacks' is the greatest villain theme since 'Godzilla'.
I love this movie . one of my favorites
You could say that Christine DROVE Arnie crazy. Ha. Ha. Ha. Ha. Ha... I'll shut up now.
to this day whenever I see a car that looks like Christine I get a bit paranoid
Great vid about that spooky vroom vroom Doc!!
I bought that exact orange Zero plush for my niece.
John will always be a legend.
There’s a video a couple of years old… Carpenter takes ‘Christine’ for a spin…. With the music… It’s a def must watch
Christine kills Darnell for dropping cigar ashes on her seat…. In the book… she f’ing takes him out at home (up the stairs 🤣)
The book had some pretty glaring ripoffs and plot holes-- but when it was doin' it's own thing coherently it was great.
I love the ending. Dennis, barely the hero the first time, sees all of those who knew and survived kind of scatter around the country and vanish.
He then sees a news story about the last surviving "bully" (who actually really wasn't one) being mashed by a car that bashed through the wall of his job out in California.
He puts together that Christine is back on the roads and on her way to take him out last. He reflects on now being too old and injured to do a damn thing about it when she comes to collect.
As many times as I've watched this movie, I never put 2&2 together and figured out that Arnie was being possessed by Christine's former owner.
Awesome review, love this film.
I love the message behind this movie. A nerd who gets pushed around by bullies, his friends, and even his own family suddenly gets the power to push back. In other words, payback's a bitch.
Yayyyyy!
Amazing Review
Good review sir.
Cool to see The doc is a fellow dweller in the hell of Florida
Kelly preston was hot rip,christine great movie but the book had so much more information and a little different then the movie,one example the book goes into who rollin really was and how he got christine,dr wolfula great viedo.Arnie is kool dennis is to but my favorite actor in the movie my boy buddy repintin he is kool,happy Halloween my friends be safe everyone.
That'll do Christine, that'll do.
Reggie, Mike and Jody have the superior Plymouth...
1971
Plymouth
'Cuda
440-6 Pack 4-Speed
And
1971
Plymouth
'Cuda
426 Hemi
A LOT of bad thinbgs with Phantasm, the Mad Max Cuda was not one of them.
It blows my mind that the good Doctor hasn’t touched the Phantasm series. It’s the one horror franchise where each instalment isn’t as good as the last but there is still a lot to commend about it.
Still a great movie, despite there being no marching band bullies. Can't wait for the Blumhouse remake. JK
Saw this in the theaters 🎭
1408 (2007) with John Cusack is an underrated King adaptation. Carrie and The Mist are my favorites. Maximum Overdrive is an absolute disaster.