Carrie (1976) Reaction | First Time Watching

[@hectorsmommy1717]

My Mom was never told about periods when she was a girl and thought she was dying when she first got hers. She became a gym teacher, mostly in the Jr. High, so she made sure her students all knew. She also provided emergency sanitary supplies and the girls all knew they could go to her if they needed anything. She taught from 1943-84 (taking the 50's off to have 3 kids and get us to school age) so this was when many thought it was a deep dark shame that even mothers didn't talk about.

[@ShonaMcCarthy]

Wow... I'm so glad we don't live in a world like that anymore.

[@valentino1648]

Your mom is a good person

[@parsifal40002]

Sissy Spacek and Piper Laurie as the insane mom both deserved Academy awards for their performances in this movie.

[@kevinscott1547]

The scariest thing about CARRIE (Novel&Film), is her mother Margaret White (played superbly by the late Piper Laurie)

[@s.wag22]

Omg you know Night Mother! That’s amazing. First read the play then later saw the film. The performances were just incredible!

[@TTM9691]

Yes! Not one but TWO reactors who understood immediately that Sue and Tommy were trying to help Carrie! I'd say at least half of the reactors get confused and think they're in on it until the big moment. Great reaction! In this story, the horror is Carrie's life! One of the most emotional horror movies ever......with a single classic jump scare thrown in to give it bona fide horror movie credentials! :P Yes, Sissy Spacek was in "Badlands"! Really good movie! Also she was in a great Robert Altman movie in 1977 called "3 Women" with Shelley Duvall. Really weird, fantastic acting. Those two and "Carrie" are my fave Sissy Spaceks, although she was in a lot of movies during the 80s (like "Night Mother" as mom says, or "Coal Miner's Daughter" Also really good in the David Lynch movie "The Straight Story").

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

Badlands is one of my favorite movies.👍

[@jannathompson2262]

I can't believe any reactors believe Tommy and Sue were in on it but they mostly do. I think it's obvious they were trying to help Carrie;)

[@TTM9691]

@@jannathompson2262 I have to admit.....it's been so long since I first saw "Carrie" - late 1970s - that I'm not sure I made the same mistake first time I saw it. I feel like I got it on first viewing, but when I really try to remember my first viewing of the movie, I have no real memory of it. So, even though I left this original comment, I should add that in there. I presume I got it first time around.....but maybe I didn't! Also, I can't remember if I read the book first or not, so that might have helped.

[@ShonaMcCarthy]

To be honest, I think the confusion is fine. Carrie didn't know. And that's the point. Social dynamics can be hard to read when you're trapped inside them and don't have the perspective you need.

[@KCohere33]

It’s amazing to me that anyone thinks Tommy and Sue are in on it. Clearly they weren’t watching her shamed expression after the incident. And Tommy was doing it because he loved Sue.

[@2apocalypse-X]

Fun Fact George Lucas and Brian DePalma were casting both Star Wars and Carrie around the same time. So they decided to combine their efforts and it just so happened that some of the actors and actress who auditioned for Star Wars ended up getting cast in Carrie. Sissy Spacek, auditioned for the role of Princess Leia, and William Katt (Tommy Ross) auditioned for the role of Luke Skywalker.

[@vacantalleyways]

piper laurie who plays Carries mother plays such an incredible unsettling character in this! her scenes are by far my favorite

[@donniehagy5125]

Both she (Piper Laurie as Carrie's mom) and Sissy Spacek, as Carrie) were nominated for Oscars. Piper Lauri for best supporting actress and Sissy for best actress.

[@rashadwalker8218]

She was the scariest part of the movie not Carrie lol

[@patticriss2238]

Finally, someone who remembered “Greatest American Hero”. Such a cute and fun show. Thanks for the fun, guys.

[@rashadwalker8218]

Loved that show lol

[@lajuaniarice2105]

Absolutely 💯 That was my Show!!! 😊

[@KCohere33]

One of the best theme songs of all time, too.

[@thunderstruck5484]

Much like the Priest standing in front of the house in the fog in the Exorcist, Carrie walking through the fire in the gym is so iconic, what a great shot, thanks again

[@donniehagy5125]

FYI: "Carrie" only exists because of Stephen King's WIFE!! He had originally thrown the novel in the trash! She retrieved it and the rest is history! This is by far my favorite adaptation of this movie. The scenes at the prom between Carrie and Tommy were so real. What she experienced in the last few moments of her life--her first kiss, her first dance, the first time anybody told her she was loved. And that kiss; I will never forget that. Also, both Sissy Spacek and Piper Laurie (her mom) were nominated for Academy Awards. Neither won, but it wasn't too long after that Sissy won best actress for her portrayal of Loretta Lynn in "Coal Miner's Daughter."

[@stevenulch2764]

Tabitha King also sent his writing of Carrie in. Just retrieving it from the trash doesn't do anything.

[@2psycho888]

FACTS 💯✨

[@lauriebarrett6789]

PJ Soles who played Norma got a burst ear drum during the hose scene.

[@edwardwilliams2438]

The Visuals...are sooo insightful. Hitchcock...DePalma....Carpenter show elements of homage. This is such a high school angst trope. Spacek and Laura are just perfect as mother/daughter dynamic. Soooo tragic...but so entertaining. Your channel is just stellar,,,thanks for your reactions and overview.

[@petegtorcan]

The symbolism in this movie is out of control. So many levels and interpretations.

[@2apocalypse-X]

Most people think that the statue in the closet is supposed to be Jesus, but it is actually a statue of Saint Sebastian.

[@theiran]

Glad to see someone else who knows that 😁

[@JasonTheNiceOne]

One of my favorites. Brian de Palma is such a genius. This was actually King's first novel. Donnie Hagy was correct. King's wife saved her husband's manuscript from being taken away in the trash. This one is a heartbreaker.

[@SasuNaruL0vR80]

the fact that Carrie is abused in such horrible ways by everyone from the bullies at the school to her mother to a freaking random kid on a bike makes you realize how cruel people actually can be to others. its a tragic story that shows how repulsive entitled people can be (Chris's unprovoked hatred), how disturbing someone can be when they take their beliefs too far (no offence intended), and how seemingly "innocent pranks" can have unimaginable consequences. even though this isn't a "fun" movie, it's my favorite from Stephen King because of the truths it rings and the warnings it gives.

[@hectorsmommy1717]

Fun fact: when Stephen King wrote the book, he threw it in the trash. His wife found it, read it, and told him he needed to publish it. He didn't get a ton of money but did when the paperback rights were sold. He quit teaching and became a full-time writer because of that money.

[@elizabethstrong6057]

Cool reaction! Couple more fun facts. Piper Laurie thought this was a black comedy, due to the over the top-ness of her character. That is Sissy Spacek-s hand in the end. She was big on continuity and actually slept in her bloodied clothes. Baseball Cap actually suffered a pierced eardrum IRL due to the water hose. Apparently not everyone was really laughing at her at prom, that was just her imagination.

[@rashadwalker8218]

John travolta career took off around this time ..i believe he did welcome back cotta the year before, Carrie in 76 , SNF in 77 and grease in 78

[@JemJam2976]

How she did not hit one single candle and catch on fire as she tumbled down the stairs is amazing.

[@joshuayeager3686]

This film came out the year before Saturday Night Fever so Travolta hadn’t become a film star quite yet. Actually, many actors from this film ended up with Oscar nominations and wins soon after. Travolta obviously for SNF, Sissy Spacek won Best Actress for Coal Miner’s Daughter and Amy Irving was nominated for Yentl. This is a film loved by many outcasts. There’s a very popular drag performer in America named Jackie Beat and Carrie is her favorite movie. She even has a room in her home dedicated to it.

[@eddietucker7005]

I want pictures of Jackie’s room. She can see my Star Wars room!

[@thetranquilitycafe]

No CGI here. Real fire. A Classic.

[@donpace6405]

What a great reaction video it was so nice to see someone enjoy this film.

[@donpace6405]

I wanted to add R.I.P. Piper Laurie we lost a Talented Actress.

[@scouseofhorror104]

Interesting you making the link with this and Firestarter. The director Brian De Palma went on to direct The Fury (also with Amy Irving playing the lead) which is kind of like a sister film to Carrie. Great reaction guys! Cheers!

[@ggagg123]

27:32 reaction is the best :) you jumped a foot in the air!

[@barblessable]

Amy Irvine [Sue] married Spielberg ,Nancy Allan [Chris] married Brian de Palma ,who was director of this movie.

[@susiegirl1000]

you two are so cute together! love your reactions!

[@canadianscratcher7834]

Amy Irving and Priscilla Pointer are mother & daughter in this film as well as in real life.

[@mindime1499]

Another great reaction where you both understand a lot of the nuances and storytelling! And Jen knows her actors! She's great at recognizing faces.

[@Jen-Mom]

I recognize them but can't always remember their names now! 😉

[@BethGoth15]

The most satisfying ending ever! Why didn't I do that at my prom? No idea!! 😂

[@shwicaz]

"''Night Mother", while a bit obscure was an amazing film.. Carrie is one of my faves

[@sagittarius420cheefie]

Great reaction, love how you all paid attention to detail when it came to certain thing. For instance, the colors at the prom and even the camera spinning were all symbolic.

[@donniehagy5125]

And one other thing: In the novel, Carrie destroyed the ENTIRE town.

[@anthonymunn8633]

Good reaction!It's rare to see reactors getting the subtle bits of the movie! Credit should be given to Betty Buckley as the gym teacher (although she actually wasn't older than the alleged high school girls).She ended up becoming one of the shining lights of Broadway,originally playing Grizabella in the Broadway production of CATS!

[@NSnicket]

William Katt (Tommy) actually played Pippin in the filmed stage production. That’s where I originally knew him from. I recognized him immediately by his fabulous hair.

[@dlove032002]

Piper Laurie-whew! Great. Sissy-beautiful!

[@johnmoreland6089]

Great reaction guys to this classic film. Sissy Spacek and Piper Laurie both got well-deserved Oscar nominations for Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress, which is unheard of for a horror film. They gave remarkable, fully committed performances. And the film is so well directed, stylishly too, by Brian DePalma, who was beginning a great string of terrific films for the next decade or so. I HIGHLY recommend the film “Blow Out” from 1981. It stars Travolta and Nancy Allen, who played ringleader Chris in “Carrie” and is written and directed by Brian DePalma. Great political thriller in the Hitchcock vein and both Travolta and Allen give 2 of their all-time best performances in it. Also, “Badlands” is a fantastic film, one of the great films of the 1970s. Definitely worth checking out as well. As is “Coal Miner’s Daughter” which won Spacek her Oscar. Keep the great reactions coming!

[@scouseofhorror104]

Absolutely love Blow Out. I was just mentioning The Fury too. Brian De Palma is a legend.

[@eddietucker7005]

OH MY GOODNESS!!! Someone else that knows “‘Night Mother”!!! It was a play on Broadway that starred a relatively unknown actress named Kathy Bates. This role got her a lot of attention and praise for her work. When they decided to make a film out of it, everyone said no one can play this part better than the originator, Kathy Bates. But the studio didn’t think she would be a big enough draw to the box office, so they got the big name Sissy Spacek. Sissy was panned in this role, doing only a mediocre job. She couldn’t pull off the soul, gut wrenching performance that Kathy did and could. Every review I read about this, from cities across America and the Hollywood trade papers, said this about the movie. Basically, in a nutshell, the choice of Sissy over Kathy ruined its chances of making money and getting an Oscar nomination. But I do love it, even with Sissy, and can’t believe someone else remembers it!!!!

[@meghanmonroe]

Fun Fact: Sue's mom was played by Amy Irving's real mom, Priscilla Pointer.

[@thunderstruck5484]

I was just reading about her yesterday for some reason and she’s still with us in her 90s if I’m correct, thanks

[@jannathompson2262]

Watching her on Dallas now;)

[@haveanicedave1551]

@@thunderstruck5484 she's like 96.

[@thunderstruck5484]

@@jannathompson2262 remember how huge Dallas was , fun times back then

[@NSnicket]

I know it’s not true to the book but in this adaptation, I always got the impression that Tommy was meant to actually find Carrie charming and be falling for her. His behavior speaks to it and he kisses her more than once. PJ Soles wore her red hat throughout the film because when she auditioned, Brian De Palma liked it and told her to be sure to bring it with her. I don’t know why she felt it was meant to be worn at prom. It seems out of place but maybe he said to, I don’t know.

[@canadianscratcher7834]

7:37 that's Edie McClurg the secretary from "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" and the car rental agent in "Planes, Trains and Automobiles".

[@parsifal40002]

Great movie! I think Tommy was actually falling in love with Carrie really sweet.

[@JD_ATX]

Piper Laurie is an amazing actress. In real life, she is only a dozen or so years older than Sissy Spacek. Years later the 2 actresses played sisters in the film THE GRASS HARP.

[@pamrush5078]

Carrie; white's mother was so terrible to her and very cruel in not helping her through her experience of her period in this post-modern era Carrie's mother's neglect and cruelty about periods being a sin would be deemed as abuse and Mrs white would be institualationilzed it really breaks your heart seeing Carrie being abused by her mother and being told such stupid things about her period

[@80Jay71]

The "She-devil" is also a main character in the Robocop-films. She's great there. Esspially the second one.

[@halfblackhalfamasian]

me and my dad me watched this while I was still in elementary school. That ending scared the shit out of me. might be why I put on scary movies when I go to sleep at night now. they're my jam.

[@jondishmonmusicandstuff2753]

she was in tons of movies like a coal miners daughter where she won an academy award for her role.

[@cruzinbosco]

Such a great film!

[@jannathompson2262]

Love that movie!

[@jesterforhire]

Loved your reaction tonight! I felt the same way as you when I saw this years ago. So sad. I was born in 1970 and saw this as a teen I think. Stephen King is so awesome. I really think you would love the movie Christine, about an old antique car. It’s got some really cool effects and the acting is awesome too. Seattle is sending you love!💜

[@brunocarrillo410]

I love this movie!! And the book is also wonderful! Great reaction!

[@gerardfonz]

I think Sue actually visited the grave and was grabbed which would explain her bedridden condition.

[@jondishmonmusicandstuff2753]

The music for the credits is just beautiful. I play the flute part on it for recitals all the time.

[@jessicapazo7718]

Glad I found your channel. Love watching with you guys and absolutely love your mom ; )

[@Flix2Us]

Thank you so much!

[@teslatwitterofficial]

Sissy Spacek and Piper Laurie are awesome in this movie!

[@Psergiorivera]

Love you guys!!!!!

[@reneedennis2011]

This movie is a classic!

[@jondishmonmusicandstuff2753]

Poor Carrie. She never found love, respect or anything.

[@rodbacote8607]

Both Spacek and Laurie got Oscar nominations at a time when horror thrillers never got recognized and they have become so iconic because of it. It's one of the first horrors that gave the surprise final scare that is prevalent today. I'll never forget seeing the woman in the theatre who was scared by the ending so badly, her husband needed help from the ushers to exit the theatre.

[@alexandersean4708]

Horror isn’t recognized for Oscars much in general, it wasn’t just a 1976 thing. Your point still stands, though.

[@kmac7689]

I actually had been a fan of Sissy Spacek‘s since 1980 when I was only three years old. The only movie that I ever got to see her and at that time was in fact coal miners daughter. I didn’t get to see Carrie until I was 16 years old on May 5, 1993. My parents had rented the movie for me at blockbuster right after my mom bought me a used copy of the novel and it turned out to be the movie edition that had the image of sissy on the cover. Carrie has been my all-time favorite Sissy Spacek movie since I was 16. That same year after my parents and I had moved from Northern California from which we lived there from 1982 to September 1993, we moved to southern Utah and my mom and I one day were in a used bookstore and I was up in the non-fiction autobiography and true crime section and came across a paperback edition of the Amityville horror. So the original 1979 version of The Amityville Horror and the 1976 version of Carrie are my favorites. Sissy Spacek did an excellent job playing the role of Carrie White and if you guys happen to have the 40th anniversary Blu-ray edition that came from screen factory you’ll see a lot more special features on the second desk. Some of the special features were actually originally carried over from the 25th anniversary edition but there are some extra ones that were for the 40th anniversary Blu-ray edition .

[@fabian4ever69]

Great reaction of a great movie. We lived behind a drive In theater when this was released. I was 8 and I saw this a lot but never heard it until later on HBO.

[@BlueGuy44]

Fun Fact: The Little Boy who Carrie made fall off his Bike with her Telekinesis, that’s Brian DePalma’s Nephew.

[@JeffTheHokie]

If The Lord is chastising Carrie for eating apple cobbler, then why is Margaret still serving it? Margaret never thought that one through.

[@rossanomacchioni7746]

Masterpiece Carrie Brian de palma Is One of the best Horror movie Ever.

[@pasaniusventris4113]

it's funny you mention how haunting the image of carrie drenched in blood was- her posture, especially as she walks off the stage, is inspired by gustave moreau's 1851 painting "the study of lady macbeth." sissy spacek also kept her bloody clothes on for three days to stay in character, and insisted it be her hand coming out of the ground and that she be buried alive to do the scene. she also studied the posture of people being stoned in the bible and based her stance off that.

[@CurlieRedd]

You should read the book. Carrie's wrath was much more severe in the book.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

Always wondered if somehow in the Stephen King Universe if Carrie's mother and Mrs. Carmody from The Mist are related.

[@josephhernandez1885]

The scene when Carrie closes all the windows and the sound her powers makes is a reference to Psycho

[@prettypinkpopsicle]

I have watched Carrie since it came out. Today is the first time it clicked in my head that there were three red vehicles in it. Tommy's red truck, Billy's red car and the fire truck at the end. All the color of blood.🤔

[@Flix2Us]

Ooh, good catch!

[@haveanicedave1551]

it should be 4 cars. It took two cars for the rollover scene. First car speeding toward Carrie is a Firebird and the car flipping is a Chevelle.

[@prettypinkpopsicle]

@@haveanicedave1551 All of these years later and I never paid attention to that. 😯 And I think the first car we see going towards Carrie has a beige convertible top?

[@haveanicedave1551]

@@prettypinkpopsicle It's probably a hardtop cause they flipped that car and it didn't do what they wanted it to do. But I do see what you talking about. Hard to tell what color it is.

[@brian52763]

The actor that plays Tommy, is William Katt, his mother was the actress that played Perry Masons secretary della Street!

[@Jen-Mom]

Ah!

[@goodowner5000]

Barbara Hale as Della Street Hale resumed her role as Della in the mid-80's Perry Mason TV movies- and for the first several, Hale's son, William Katt (Tommy) took on the role of Perry Mason's private investigator- the character was the son of the series P.I., Paul Drake.

[@eddietucker7005]

I was treated like Carrie from the 5th grade on, when my mom kidnapped me and brothers and sisters and took us to a very Small, deep sticks town 70 miles outside of Texarkana. I was the small gay guy that it was fun and funny to torcher. I was tied to a tree and set on fire, as one of their small jokes. That was a long time ago and still I can’t go back to that town except for funerals. Poor Sue (Amy Irving, the first Mrs. Steven Spielberg,) you never forget it when you get older. It imprints and all you can do is remember it and see what lessons I could derive from it.

[@cruzinbosco]

The cruelties of this world never cease to shock me. I am so sorry that happened to you. 💕

[@Jen-Mom]

I'm so sorry that happened to you! ☹️

[@eddietucker7005]

@@cruzinbosco ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@eddietucker7005]

@@Jen-Mom ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@llorona7847]

🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈 I’m sorry to hear about this. It makes me so angry that people can’t just let others lives their lives. Hope you at least found happiness subsequent to that torture. As a member of the LGBT community and parent of a gay son, I’m sending you much love and all the best. Know that there are loving people out there that won’t judge and will always support you.

[@JemJam2976]

An American Haunting, and Trading Mom are two of my favorite Spacek movies

[@jamesscanlan6240]

King threw the first half in the garbage but his wife convinced him it was actually really good

[@davidbarnes1113]

Another one of my favs ! I was only about 12 or 13 when it came out and that hand coming out of the grave at the end had me sleeping with the lights on for weeks. 😂

[@Jen-Mom]

I bet!!

[@alexandersean4708]

One thing the movie never makes clear is that the story is mainly from Sue’s perspective. I’ve heard (and take this with a grain of salt) that in the book, it’s stated that Sue is being interrogated by the police, and this is her account of the events of the prom. If she were as evil as most people who react to this think she was, she wouldn’t go out of her way to show Carrie as a sad, lonely, bullied girl, and I’m glad someone finally gets that she’s innocent. Also in the book, it’s stated that she is blamed for dumping the blood on Carrie, so she writes an autobiography to clear her, Tommy’s, and Carrie’s names. If I got a few small details wrong, it’s because I can’t find a copy of the book, and must rely on hearsay.

[@neilmcdonald9164]

The good teacher survives in the book and the remake (and she has a different name)..the actress playing the good teacher was only a few years older than her pupils (the ringleader was the director's girlfriend)🎩

[@hectorsmommy1717]

The good teacher was Betty Buckley who went on to play the stepmother in "Eight is Enough" and many recognize her for her work on Broadway, especially as Grizabella in the original Broadway production of Cats where she won a Tony. Also, in HS it wasn't unusual for teachers to be only a few years older than some students. They are often 21-23 when they get their first job (I was 21) and seniors are typically 17-18.

[@jamesm654]

"Coleminer's Daughter" Spacek won best actress.

[@thunderstruck5484]

Movie holds up excellent!

[@eddietucker7005]

She’s been nominated so many times. She had a real good shot at winning for “Crimes of the Heart” but she barely missed it.

[@davidgagnon7806]

You might be pleased to know that the chick with the baseball cap gets killed by Michael Myers in Halloween.

[@krissiep1317]

What a satisfying reaction to that ending. 😆 I am not a horror fan, but if you have time to watch , I’ll recommend Kathy Bates/James Caan - Misery and a funny one Death Becomes Her with Meryl Streep/Goldie Hawn/Bruce Willis

[@thunderstruck5484]

Nancy Allen was big in the 70s and 80s , her and Travolta were in “Blowout “ another De Palma movie it’s really good you should check it out, thanks

[@davepitts9039]

Love "Blowout". That ending...

[@jannathompson2262]

She's good in....I forgot the name. It's another Brian De Palma movie with Michael Cain and Nancy Allen.

[@haveanicedave1551]

@@jannathompson2262 Dressed to Kill with Angie Dickinson.

[@shallowgal462]

Piper Laurie just died.

[@Nazareneprotestant]

She was a bloody brilliant actress!!!

[@neilmcdonald9164]

The actress playing Sue's mother is the actress playing Sue's real life mother🎩

[@rashadwalker8218]

Nancy allen ...the actress who plays the bully chris played in robocop as officer murphy. I liked her much more in that than this lol

[@traceydean7164]

Just subscribed after watching the exorcist, you two are adorable. Thanks!🙂

[@DrJangoR9]

There is a early 2000 tv movie adaptation of Carrie. Not a bad movie too

[@michaelkb8783]

So glad you realized Sue and Tommy quickly became Carrie supporters. PS: the Columbine shooters were not bullied.

[@IChooseJesus9091]

Nancy Allen played Harganson's character. She went on to play RoboCop's partner, in the original Robocop movie...

[@markleneker9923]

True story: When I was a youngster we watched this on TV and at the end, after the credits rolled, and I was thoroughly disturbed, my mom said, "See, that's what happens when you make fun of people!" I laugh about it now but at the time I was like, "What the hell??!"

[@RLucas3000]

Did you know the composing team who wrote footloose, wrote a Carrie musical for Broadway in the late 80s. The actress who originally sang “Memories” in Cats played the mother. The score is glorious! But the director and costume designer were a disaster. It only lasted 4 performances but became one of the most memorable flops in Broadway history, because it was half epic masterpiece, and half unmitigated disaster. But oh the songs: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rF6ZZpWdr5mehJo

[@DRaymore44]

Betty Buckley played the gym teacher in "Carrie." Besides playing the gym teacher, Betty also did the voiceover for the kid taunting Carrie while riding his bicycle and saying, "Creepy Carrie, Creepy Carrie." Next, she played the stepmother in the popular TV show "Eight is Enough." Once that show ended, Betty decided to go to Broadway because she is actually an excellent singer and actor. She got the part of Grizabella in the grand opening of the Broadway show "Cats" by Andrew Lloyd Weber, which debuted in the U.S. in 1981, and she received a Tony award for Best Actress in a Musical. Later, she got cast in another Andrew Lloyd Weber musical in London, "Sunset Boulevard," as Norma Desmond, based on the 1950 movie of the same name, written and directed by Billy Wilder, starring William Holden and Gloria Swanson. There was an attempt to make "Carrie" a musical, but it bombed with many critics not liking it. Betty got to play the mother role in that show. Many years later, the writer and composer did a new version of "Carrie," and it did much better the second time. Betty has done other Broadway shows, and she has released many albums. I got a chance to meet her with the Seattle Men's Chorus as the guest singer. She was very nice.

[@desiraefisette6974]

His mom resembles Linda lavin

[@ofrabjousday1]

SHE was ticked.

[@gijsbertuslaurensvandevooren]

The Descent is a nice one if you like horror.

[@tracysumner4970]

Check out, Poltergeist, The Mist, The shining. Cujo, pet Semataey.

[@Jen-Mom]

I love Poltergeist!! But let Nick watch it too young, I think. He doesn't like it. 😕

[@Flix2Us]

No. No, I do not. 😵‍💫

[@canadianscratcher7834]

You gotta watch "The Faculty" great cast & movie.

[@shirleyedwards116]

Christine is another Steven king horror movie

[@goodowner5000]

Lovin' these reactions gearing up for Halloween! You and your Mom are a great team. Piper Laurie as Margaret White was phenomenal and very unsettling in this- both Laurie and Spacek were Oscar nominated for their roles, Supporting & Best Actress, respectively. Laurie is also great in "The Hustler"w/Paul Newman & George C. Scott and "Tim" w/Mel Gibson...also "Children of A Lesser God" w/William Hurt (RIP) & Marlee Matlin. So looking forward for more!!

[@RLucas3000]

Laurie is also in the original Twin Peaks, that show had such perfect casting.

[@aranerem5569]

This is good

[@imnotabotrlyimnot]

The one taint in this movie is that statement that she's young enough to forget what happened. It's ludicrous, and beyond my imagination why they would have that said about a girl her age. Yeah, no one remembers their prom.

[@Flix2Us]

Yeah, we thought the same.

[@scouseofhorror104]

Yeah... me 'playing' football ⚽ in the UK at school. I think I was only ever picked for someone to volley the ball off.. 🙄🤣

[@masterlcpl3736]

i love the jesse "bitch" moment. well placed 😂🤣

[@williamjones6031]

1. Stephen King threw this book away, but his wife took it out and told him to send it in. It's the first one that sold to a legitimate publisher that wasn't adult pulp and the first to be adapted into a movie. 2. Back then teachers were allowed to strike a student if warranted. 3. Another religious nut bag can be found in King's "The Mist". 4. Norma/PJ Soles 😍 Al long as I have a face....😋 (she has to ace that ballcap) 5. Sue, Tommy and Miss Collins really were trying to help Carrie. I read the book. 6. The bully teacher Mr. Fromm/Sydney Lassic Played Chezwick in "One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest". 7. If Billy's a high school student, so am I. 8. Margaret's crucifixion pose is the same as the St. Sabastian. 9. Both Sissy and Piper Laurie were nominated for Oscars but Horror never gets tha love so they lost. Sissy later won with "Coal Miner's Daughter".😎 10. The only thing good in the second LOSER remake is Carrie/Chloe Grace Moretz could get it. (King remakes are 0/10)

[@80Jay71]

Since you're not into main-reactions, I recommrnf "Sputnik" it means companion but this is scary!

[@CrissyRed]

Creepy Carrie creepy Carrie……….voice was gym teacher Betty Buckley