Christine

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Film Interviews, Film Reviews, Tv & Film:film Reviews, Film History, Tv & Film

4.6 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 11 October 2016

⏱️ 79 minutes

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Summary

By 1983 Stephen King had been christened the "King of Horror", his every book a bestseller, and his three films hits. John Carpenter was an acclaimed horror director who created the modern slasher with Halloween. When these two masters of terror joined forces to make 1983's Christine, could the results be anything but frightful fun? Join Arnie, Stuart, and Jakob as they review the carnage to find out!

{Stephen King Series}

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0:00.0	Can I come over there? I need to talk to you.
0:18.0	What about Arnie?
0:20.0	About Christine.
0:30.0	Welcome to Now Playing's review of Christine.
0:34.0	Oh man, there he is. Nothing's fine except maybe for Christine.
0:38.0	Part of the Stephen King movie Retrospective series.
0:42.0	What's the issue that we can do?
0:45.0	Hosted by Arnie.
0:47.0	Yeah, that's you, Arnie. Always in demand.
0:49.0	Stewart.
0:50.0	Arnie's problem has been the story of my life.
0:53.0	And Jacob.
0:54.0	I know, Craig, what I say one.
0:56.0	I think I'm looking at one right now.
1:00.0	This podcast contains detailed box spoilers and harsh language.
1:05.0	Don't be scared.
1:07.0	Come skip for you, man.
1:10.0	Listener discretion is advised.
1:13.0	Okay.
1:15.0	Show me.
1:21.0	Today we're talking about Christine, starring Keith Gordon, John Stockwell, Alexandra Paul,
1:29.0	Robert Prosky, and Harry Dean Stanton directed by John Carpenter.
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