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    MY FAVOURITE MOVIE CAR

    Jun 15, 2020 1 minute
    By: Gareth Dean GarethD_CARmag

    car can be many things: a means of getting from A, the titular ’58 Plymouth Fury becomes something altogether more sinister. Slowly possessing its renovator and new owner, Arnie Cunningham, and turning him from high-school nerd into an edgy ‘50s greaser, Christine’s possessiveness of Arnie sees her killing anyone vying for his attention. Not even a group of sledgehammer-wielding school bullies can stop this automotive evil incarnate. She quickly uncrumples all the damage and brutally hunts down her attackers. It wasn’t just the Fury’s chrome-plated, fintailed beauty that captivated me, but also the idea that a car is more than just a hunk of metal ... albeit a frighteningly murderous one in this case.

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