Well, he did defecate on her, so she extended the same courtesy. Tit for tat.

Christine was specially angry at Moochie because, when Repperton's gang vandalised her at Darnell's garage, there's a deleted scene in which Moochie literally takes a dump on her dashboard. This was evidenced later when Arnie gets first interrogated by Detective Junkins: Moochie was sliced in half and had his body halves scrapped with a shovel, this is what you do with shit.

I'm still shocked that he didn't try to jump onto Christine's hood when she cornered him and went in for the kill.

​@@christiaanbothma Christine would have just backed up and kept chasing him.

@@RoadWarrior77 If he hopped on the hood at the right moment, he could have launched himself high enough to open that garage door.

In the novel, she rams Darnell's house where he's technically "safe" repeatedly until he has a heart attack. If she was pissed at you, you weren't really "safe" anywhere.

@@Maniac1607 How does that invalidate my statement?

Splattered like excrement, I'm guessing? What a fitting punishment.

@@sharonjensen3016 The full on hit against Moochie launches him across the street, leaving him helpless in a heap on the edge of the road with a broken back. It's then that Christine repeatedly drives back and forth over him, spinning tires and slinging mean, sinew, and blood in every direction. Moochie's death in the book is especially brutal. Paradoxically, quite differently from the spectacular death of Buddy as portrayed in the movie, Buddy survives having his car rammed by Christine from behind in an isolated state park, escaping over the snow piled up higher than a car on either side of the road from the snow plows having passed through hours before. He narrowly escapes tumbling right down on top of Christine moments after having scrambled on top the snow drift on the roadside to escape her, backpedaling and landing on his butt, sliding well away from (at first) the impending danger. Buddy is in great pain at this point, one ear having been torn off in the crash that he escaped and with a rib broken and causing agony with each breath he takes. It's then that Buddy is horrified to see the specter of Roland LeBay (the dead original owner of Christine who sold her to Arnie) himself standing on the top of the drift, worms crawling in his eyesockets. LeBay points at Buddy with one hand, fully exposed bones exposed from one finger, saying to a horrified Buddy in a voice sounding as if through a mouthful of graveyard dirt, "That's the end for you, shitter." Buddy in his fright, inhales and screams, only for the sharp shattered end of his own broken rib to skewer his heart, killing him in terror and agony.

Perhaps John Carpenter the director thought it was better to leave something to the imagination. Alfred Hitchcock did the same with the film version of "Psycho." In the original book, Marian Crane is decapitated after being stabbed in the shower. Still, in the hands of "The Master of Suspense", the shower scene left audiences terrified. Sometimes it's what you don't see that scares you more. That unholy scream of Moochie's before the scene fades to black had me thinking: "I see what you're doing, John Carpenter!" (Channeling Alfred Hitchcock. It's obvious to me, at least)

Moochie was too fat to run.

@@piledriverpotter9847 In the book, Moochie still tries, but of course he's no match for Christine giving it literal hell right on his heels. In the book, it's Moochie who earlier squats over the dash of Christine and actually drops a turd onto Christine's dashboard, so it seems that Christine decided to make his death the most brutal of all for the hoodlums who tore her up.

That's a lesson learned too late.

ESPECIALLY! If said car is a Red and White 58’ Plymouth.

Well he thinks it was Arnie driving...and doesn't know the cars possesed

I was thinking the same thing

John Carpenter basically created a Yandere Brum… *Fantastic-*

Splat! He's flat.

Hell yea, that V8. Beautiful car.

High-beam headlights and squealing tyres? Yep, that sums up mad to me.

I love the song to but ima be ready if she comes after me

I think she'd only come after you if you'd committed a wrong.

Only thing scarier than that is seeing Mara Wilson behind the wheel Sorry for the nightmare fuel

Or- dare I say it?- Carrie? There's someone Moochie wouldn't want to come face-to-face with.

@@sharonjensen3016 Imagine Christine showing up with Carrie White, Jack Torrence, Annie Wilkes, Randall Flagg and Pennywise as passengers 😂

Not only that. In the book and in a deleted scene, Moochie took a dump on the dashboard.

@@coleearnhart you are correct. But shit wiped off, right?

@@williamjones3480, yes. Christine's front bumper sliced Moochie's body in half, then both halves got scrapped with a shovel - just like we do with shit.

I wonder who was the one to shit on the dashboard of Christine...

@@coleearnhart Oh it was Moochie , huh ??? That fat fuck...Prolly from the Wendy's double cheeseburger and fries he consumed prior to paying a visit to Darnell's garage... He seemed like the biggest dick of all the Repperton gang ..

Fork lift probably.

Yup - 3:51, just noticed a posted sign that says DANGER FORKLIFT AREA

Good Question! I assume this was done for the Effect when Moochie first believed he is finally in Secure because Christine can't get him. And then she pressed her Body through with all her Power to kill him.

Moochie: you ain’t still mad are you Arnie: …. Christine: so you have chosen death *revs up* Moochie: yep he’s still mad

This has to be the dumbest line in a movie ever. Why would I be mad you totalled my beautiful Christine?

Moochie doesn't even show any remorse when he's cornered. Still shooting his mouth off: "You're a dead man now!" Famous last words. The last thing he does is scream.

"Bad to the Bone" from George Thorogood and the Destroyers fit perfectly to the Opening Scene. Epic!

Doubt Moochie could spell that.

Nothing says mad like Christine's high beams blazing at an enemy.

Not faster impossible. He was just smarter. Like trying to run run places a car wouldnt get in instead of the middle of a road

Very mad.

Can you blame her? That little punk did take a shot on her.

@@mark45xxx83 and he took a shit on her dashboard

@@mark45xxx83 he took a shit on the dashboard I meant . That was a typo that I fixed

Could've been even worse if she could shoot Scorpion's spear towards her victim while shouting that same phrase...

but oh so beautiful.

jeancd In the book he was hitchhiking and decided to walk the rest of the way home. I’m assuming that’s what happened in the movie too.

He just came from a rock concert.

No, because Moochie can't expect from the Truckdriver to bring him home to his House in the Middle of the Night.

It's an evil demon car that can seek out anything it wants to, it'll eventually get you regardless of what you do, unless u say have a bulldozer or something.... but even then I think christine is a lot more powerful than we ever saw

Great, now I've got that visual in my mind.

@@sharonjensen3016 : I love this movie and I love that song. And every time I hear that song, I wonder "Is Christine coming after me?"

I agree with you about the movie and the song. It certainly gets Moochie's attention and leads to his downfall, especially when he opens his mouth and asks the dumbest question ever.

I hoped he soiled himself both ways.

And if you're a dirty rat fink.

I guess he ended up looking like pizza. 🍕🍕🍕🍕

@@sharonjensen3016, a shit pizza, ewgh!

Somebody should have defecated on his rotted corpse...

@THEBLACKBELT. Isn't that what you do with shit?

Mark probably followed him

Christine was like an animal. She had a sixth sense.

Fat lot of good his little switchblade did him.

Well, she certainly gave it back to him in spades. The Ace of Spades.

Ik right? I was thinking "You vandalized the car, what do you think?"

"🎶Blinded by the light!🎶"

*she, arnie never drove christine in any of the scenes except at the end

She was getting even for him.

I've been thinking that for years lol

Because he is fat and stupid.

Because that wasn’t in the script😁 why didn’t any swat team take out Jason from Friday the 13th? It’s a movie. Don’t over think it 👍🏻

He probably did.

Some friends. They didn't seem too concerned. Just went on with their own soon to be shortened lives.

@@sharonjensen3016 Yet another reason why they were assholes...For some reason Moochie annoyed me the most..

Christine - or rather, the demonic entity who possesses it.

In the Novel Christine did it all alone, she also killed Arnie and his Mom in the End.

He actually was sliced in half by the car's front end.

I wish my car would go after the ratbag who rear-ended it and refused to pay for repairs. Give him what he deserves.