T he 1983 Stephen King adaptation Christine saw director John Carpenter somehow make the premise of a killer car scary, and the horror movies ending proves that this story still holds up. The 1983 ...

Gibson’s “wife” is a restored 1958 Plymouth Fury — one of the original two cars used in John Carpenter’s film version of the Stephen King horror novel “Christine.” ...

Matt Reeves revealed an interesting horror influence behind the DC Comics film that also influenced the design of one of The ...

Most famous cars used in blockbusters had positive roles, including K.I.T.T., General Lee and the Ectomobile. Not Christine, though, a 1958 Plymouth Fury that starred in ‘Christine’. Approved ...

Syracuse, N.Y.-- Christine, the famous '58 Plymouth Fury brought to murderous life by Stephen King in the early 80s and by director John Carpenter in 1983 lives again at the Syracuse Nationals at ...

Adapting Stephen King is taking John Carpenter's Christine out for a spin and seeing how it holds up. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how ...

He’s going to make a new movie based on the King novel Christine. Originally published in 1983, Christine is about a shy, young man named Arnie who buys a beat-up old car named Christine.

Stephen King's Killer Car Classic Christine To Get New Version From Bryan Fuller. Hannibal creator Fuller will write and direct a new version of King's 1983 novel.

It centers on an unpopular nerd Arnie Cunningham who buys a 1958 Plymouth Fury, which he names Christine. Arnie develops an unhealthy obsession with the car, to the alarm of his jock friend ...

Stephen King's film adaptations have been getting a lot of remake treatments within the last decade from 2013’s Carrie to 2023’s The Boogeyman. But there are plenty of his previous film ...

The car has a mind of its own, as well as a murderous past, ... Stephen King's ‘Christine’ will be remade into a movie for Blumhouse.

King’s novel is set in the late 1970s, about a 17-year-old named Arnie who fixes up a 1958 Plymouth Fury that, naturally, is haunted by its previous, not-such-a-nice-guy owner, who named the car ...