CLASSIC CARPENTER TRASH

Story about a car killer is just one of those scripts that Carpenter built his career on, so the ’’Christine’’ fits in his portfolio like a glove.

All the elements of the ’80s trash horror will be there, poor acting, lame plots and some fine movie aesthetics as well.

However, the bad elements will overcome the good ones and not in a good manner, leaving this flick as one of the weaker ones legendary John signs.

Even if you are a 1957 Plymouth Belvedere fan, „Christine’’ won’t be a decent horror.

CHRISTINE – 3/10

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A GREAT HOMMAGE

’80 se were THE decade when it comes to movies and music. Especially when it comes to British music. Especially when you grow up listening to New wave music (Duran Duran, Spandau Ballet, The Clash, Cure, Hall&Oates, etc).

„Sing street” revolves around that kind of music and it does in a really charming and non pretentious way. Storyline is pretty much classic, a boy falls for girl and forms a band to impress her. The band goes on a musical journey through different influences and does it in a pretty amusing and humorous way. Kids are all looking great and the soundtrack is pretty cool too.

„Sing street” is an easy going piece of musical history that will entertain and relax you. Not forgetting the laughs along the way.

SING STREET – 8/10

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