Carrie

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Scott M Oct 14 They saw my dirty pillows. See more Griffith J @griffithxjohnson 1d A classic 70’s horror tone that shows the ups & downs of high school in full force. Simple cinematography that uses unusual angels, movements, & split diopters to make things look absolutely amazing. Yet the pacing is awful & inconsistent as it flies over the setup & crawls towards the climax. A bold story for its time & I’m glad it never holds back on the tough subjects of bullying, puberty, & fanatical religion. It’s campy & overdone at times but that actually ends up reinforcing its identity & target market. See more Todor Y @Phantom961 2d Compared to the newer version of the film, I definitely liked this one more. Quite impressive for it's time and the lack of special effects makes every scene so intense. See more Charles T. @CharlesGaming1000 6d Great movie I love the supernatural stuff and the weird religiousness The ending was insane. Besides the chair jumper at the end. I’m not going to say when it is I’m not spoiling the chair jumper what all I’m saying is that it’s pretty predictable. I love some of the characters and I hate some of the characters too, which makes me like it even more when they die I have the same thing with fear Street prom queen This is my first favorite prom horror movie here my top six (I have watched six prom movies) 1. Carrie loved 2. Fear Street Prom Queen loved 3. Prom Night loved 4. Prom Night 2 Loved 5. Jenifer’s Body liked 6. Prom Night (2008) hated See more Madam D @Madam1948 Mar 8 Having seen this a couple of time before, I wasn't expecting much. However, got into the trapped teen this time & enjoyed the prom scene. See more Max M @livmackenzie Feb 27 Brian De Palma’s Carrie (1976) is haunting, operatic, and devastating in a way that lingers long after the credits roll. Sissy Spacek gives a painfully vulnerable performance, capturing Carrie’s isolation with heartbreaking subtlety. The film builds tension slowly, letting the cruelty of high school feel almost mundane—until it explodes into one of the most iconic horror sequences ever filmed. The prom scene isn’t just shocking; it’s tragic, beautiful, and terrifying all at once. With dreamy cinematography and an eerie score, the movie feels like a twisted fairy tale about humiliation and rage. It’s not just horror—it’s a character study about loneliness, religious extremism, and what happens when someone is pushed too far. A true classic. See more Read all reviews

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