Ra - Crazy Little Voices - The Rage Carrie 2 Soundtrack

Ra
Crazy Little Voices
The Rage Carrie 2 (Soundtrack)

[@heathd9034]

Anyone still listening to this all these years later, rock on.

[@EliteSavageKing]

Actually just made it my ring tone

[@papmasterOST]

just made a short

[@Missbeez34]

SEPT '24

[@Ilovemovies917]

90's horror were way better than today. The horror movies today are trash.

[@T3XACAN0]

I like 80's horror Movies.

[@AyyoShyGurlTv]

Fuckyeahhh!!

[@TwilightLink77]

Mike D It kinda depends on how they’re handled. Perfect examples of good horror films are Get Out, Us, and the Invisible Man.

[@rachelwhite7256]

Some are good

[@questinfinity]

YEAH MOVIES WERE BETTER BECAUSE BACK THEN 80'S 90'S THEY HAD GOOD WRITING. THE STORYLINES WERE ON POINT TO GUIDE THE AUDIENCE IN THE TELLING OF THE STORY. NOW IT'S ALL ABOUT HUGE OVER THE TOP SPECIAL EFX AND VERY POOR WRITING. I KNOW IT'S OFF THE TOPIC OF HORROR MOVIES, BUT LOOK HOW TERRIBLY BAD THE NEW STAR WARS MOVIES TURNED OUT WITHOUT GOERGE LUCAS AT THE HELM.

[@thehorrorfanaticsproductions]

Carrie 2 is a badass sequel. For those who haven't seen it...SEE IT IMMEDIATELY!!! Especially if you love the original. It connects deeply with the original

[@dejaalston8672]

I love The Rage : Carrie 2 (1999). I really love the themes. The themes represent loneliness, isolation, social acceptance, depression, desperation, abandonment, and hopelessness which absolutely and positivity established the personality of Rachel Lang. Emily Bergl did a phenomenal and spectacular job portraying Rachel Lang as she put tons of emotion and depth into her role. To me the movie really speaks out a personal message as it shows extreme or severe consequences and circumstances of your actions. Also the concept was more brutal, explicit, graphic, and violent 😰😱 than Carrie (1976). It was decent. To this day I still watch it and I consider it a classic. It never gets old. 😍😎💯👍

[@Merdicano]

It was highly entertaining and enjoyable. Just got to watch it on Prime Video for the first time. Even though, the original idea of the movie was retooled by MGM to capitalize on the 1976 movie, I'd say its themes, tone and story were faithful to the OG story, specially by how timely it was back then being the peak of 1999-2000 with how the High School system and the concept of male toxicity with the football jocks was explored. And Rachel was a rather great and tragic heroine, you really end up feeling for her at the end once her rage explodes.

[@pauldeleon1660]

i remember when i first heard this song at the ending credits i was hooked but the hook is what made me love this song "walk with me my children" dope

[@markwarling6135]

Yep

[@dantejones2476]

Same here

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie. It also identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@dejaalston8672]

​​​​​@@markwarling6135 I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie. It also identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@dejaalston8672]

​​​​​@@dantejones2476 I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie. It also identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@questinfinity]

Hard to believe this song is almost 20yrs old. STILL ROCKS HARD🤘🤘🤘

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie. It also identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@Merdicano]

I just had a Carrie marathon today, out of wanting to watch the 1976 movie for the first time, that I also got to watch the "sequel", almost expecting it to be disappointing, and I gotta say, while The Rage wasn't a masterpiece and it might look dated nowadays, I was highly entertained with the movie. And despite the contrivances that MGM pull in to make it a connection, I'd say that its themes of loneliness, bullying, toxicity among peers and abuse are on par with the OG movie and story. But I think who highly stood out greatly was Emily Bergl as Rachel Lang. Honestly, Rachel was a great character and protagonist, despite falling at the same traps that Carrie fell and even worse, Rachel grew up as tough as steel under foster parents with no one to look for her, not a real friend outside of Lisa, and with a more serious outlook to the world compared to Carrie. I really felt for her a lot with my blood boiling at how those pathetic mules of "men" (and the girls) literally took her privacy away, which is why the maximum demonstration of her powers feels so cathartic because it all lead up to this. I don't believe in guilty pleasures, but The Rage understood the themes that Carrie conveyed. And even got a more tragic heroine with Rachel Lang.

[@UncoolForYou]

The riff and the somber breakdowns feels so good.

[@TeddyandBricke]

Love this soundtrack ❤

[@veronicalocke5362]

This is a badass song..I kept rewinding the.credits to hear this

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie. It also identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@preangelamarks8474]

Loved this song ❤❤

[@questinfinity]

Thought this was a very cool song. Really went with the movie rage Carrie 2. Really liked the movie, put a different spin on the original. Emily Bergl did an excellent job

[@efan2012]

Agreed 100%.. it's amazing how many people hate it for having the basic respect to the original of being 100% different than a lame re-tread like the remake was. It knew it couldn't top part 1 so they did their own thing and out come a very decent sequel that sadly just got hated on WAY too much. Put it out in the fall and I see it being more of a hit, a Carrie film in the spring was just dumb. MGM never really was smart lol.

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie. It also identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈 I love The Rage : Carrie 2 (1999). I really love the themes. The themes represent loneliness, isolation, social acceptance, depression, desperation, abandonment, and hopelessness which absolutely and positivity established the personality of Rachel Lang. Emily Bergl did a phenomenal and spectacular job portraying Rachel Lang as she put tons of emotion and depth into her role. To me the movie really speaks out a personal message as it shows extreme or severe consequences and circumstances of your actions. Also the concept was more brutal, explicit, graphic, and violent 😰😱 than Carrie (1976). It was decent. To this day I still watch it and I consider it a classic. It never gets old. 😍😎💯👍

[@dejaalston8672]

​​​​​@@efan2012 I love The Rage : Carrie 2 (1999). I really love the themes. The themes represent loneliness, isolation, social acceptance, depression, desperation, abandonment, and hopelessness which absolutely and positivity established the personality of Rachel Lang. Emily Bergl did a phenomenal and spectacular job portraying Rachel Lang as she put tons of emotion and depth into her role. To me the movie really speaks out a personal message as it shows extreme or severe consequences and circumstances of your actions. Also the concept was more brutal, explicit, graphic, and violent 😰😱 than Carrie (1976). It was decent. To this day I still watch it and I consider it a classic. It never gets old. 😍😎💯👍

[@andreaulbrich8408]

This Song is a masterwork. The loved the movie Carrie 2.

[@damianstarks3338]

Andrea Ulbrich feel the way.

[@dejaalston8672]

I love The Rage : Carrie 2 (1999). I really love the themes of the movie. The themes represent loneliness, isolation, social acceptance, depression, desperation, abandonment, and hopelessness which absolutely and positivity established the personality of Rachel Lang. Emily Bergl did a phenomenal and spectacular job portraying Rachel Lang as she put tons of emotion and depth into her role. To me the movie really speaks out a personal message as it shows severe or extreme consequences and circumstances of your actions. Also the concept was more brutal, explicit, graphic, and violent 😰😱 than Carrie (1976). It was decent. To this day I still watch it and I consider it a classic. It never gets old. 😍😎💯👍 I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra as it was just a really perfect way to end the movie as it identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@dejaalston8672]

​​​​​​​@@damianstarks3338 I love The Rage : Carrie 2 (1999). I really love the themes of the movie. The themes represent loneliness, isolation, social acceptance, depression, desperation, abandonment, and hopelessness which absolutely and positivity established the personality of Rachel Lang. Emily Bergl did a phenomenal and spectacular job portraying Rachel Lang as she put tons of emotion and depth into her role. To me the movie really speaks out a personal message as it shows severe or extreme consequences and circumstances of your actions. Also the concept was more brutal, explicit, graphic, and violent than Carrie (1976). 😰😱 It was decent. To this day I still watch it and I consider it a classic. It never gets old. 😍😎💯👍 I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra as it was just a really perfect way to end the movie as it identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@damianstarks3338]

@@dejaalston8672 you hit the nail right on the head with this in depth comment about this criminally underrated classic movie/sequel. This definitely deserves more recognition than it is getting now.

[@dejaalston8672]

​​​​@@damianstarks3338 Thanks I like to state the specification and classification of the purpose and interpretation of the movie in case people get confused.☺️ The Rage : Carrie 2 (1999) is one of those movies that you can not possibly forget as it's just so memorable and well-known. It is one of Katt Shea best and finest work in cinema as it addresses how difficult it is to be a young woman today. It is such a true blue modern gem. When it was first released it received negative reviews which totally confused me 😕🤔 but despite that I hold it very close to my heart as I feel it was compared unfavorably to the original (1976) rather than taken it's own merit and I even preferring it to the original (1976). Of course it's not similar to the original (1976) which I really love as it's offering a different perspective and perception of real life issues. The movie was just absolutely and positivity constructed perfectly from the very beginning to the end. They acknowledge it as a tragic love story and for the the 20th anniversary of the film Scream Factory Blu-Ray released a Collector's Edition as that made me so happy as it's finally getting the recognition and credibility it deserves as critics and audiences are fully understanding and comprehending the interpretation of the story. 😍😎💯👍

[@questinfinity]

Bring me the Rage, then the bass drops and the guitars wale. Nice🤘🤘

[@kaycartledge4542]

That base makes me cry it's so beautiful

[@dejaporter7338]

🥰😆

[@dejaalston8672]

Facts. That's the best part out of the whole entire song. To this day it still gives me chills and goosebumps. It never gets old.😍😎💯👍😏😰😱

[@dejaalston8672]

​​​@@kaycartledge4542 Facts. That's the best part of the whole entire song. To this day it still gives me chills and goosebumps. It never gets old.😍😎💯👍😏😰😱

[@dejaalston8672]

​​​@@dejaporter7338 That's the best part out of the whole entire song. To this day it still gives me chills and goosebumps. It never gets old.😍😎💯👍😏😰😱

[@justinstanley2681]

Good song 👌

[@toymath1111]

I've watched this movie like 20 plus times, I absolutely love it, but when the movie went to the ending credits the 1st time I saw it, that's what absolutely caught my attention, lol!!! I was not expecting this ultimate "rock-out", this ish utterly blew me away!!! I love the movie as a whole, but sometimes I just fast-forward to the ending credits tbh!!! This is one of the best "outros" to a movie that I've ever heard, thanks to whomever thought to use Ra's song!!! Excellence!!!

[@Y2Kaynen87]

One of my favorite movie soundtracks.

[@dejaalston8672]

I love The Rage : Carrie 2 (1999). I really love the themes of the story movie. The themes represent loneliness, isolation, social acceptance, depression, desperation, abandonment, and hopelessness which absolutely and positivity established the personality of Rachel Lang. Emily Bergl did a phenomenal and spectacular job portraying Rachel Lang as she put tons of emotion and depth into her role. To me the movie really speaks out a personal message as it shows severe or extreme consequences and circumstances of your actions. Also the concept was more brutal, explicit, graphic, and violent 😰😱 than Carrie (1976). It was decent. To this day I still watch it and I consider it a classic. It never gets old. 😍😎💯👍 I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra as it was just a really perfect way to end the movie as it identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@makiiKu]

just finished watching Carrie 2 this song is amazing gotta love late 90s

[@jeremycubs8331]

Put a good headphones on and feel how great the chorus is..

[@dejaalston8672]

Facts. I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra as it was just a really perfect way to end the movie as it identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. This is such a absolutely and positivity excellent and brilliant song to listen to relieve your anger when you are in complete rage and fury. It's also absolutely and positivity so relatable on so many levels due to us having those "crazy little voices". 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@dejaalston8672]

3:47 4:04 Best parts out of the whole entire song. To this day it still gives me chills and goosebumps. It never gets old. 😍😎💯👍😏😰😱

[@williehenderson9364]

she was more brutal than carrie was just my opinion.

[@dominiquemcclaney128]

willie henderson She had more done to her. In terms of experiences and having the positive things taken away from her or betraying her. Her best friend killed herself. She had a boyfriend. She lost her virginity to him. She had a dog. She thought that he betrayed her when he didnt. Her dog got hit by a car and somehow survived. She reconnected with her mom only for her mom to do what she always does. She saw her Rachel as evil or as crazy. She could have saved her in the end. The counselor tried reaching out to her only to have gotten killed in the process.

[@damianstarks3338]

Dominique Mcclaney yeah she went through a shit load in this movie and thinking about it makes me sad.

[@nahli3366]

willie henderson hell yea she fucked them ppl UP!!!!

[@damianstarks3338]

Nahli Monet you can say that again.

[@chantle2000]

willie henderson she killed a woman with cd’s....CD’S!!! You’re absolutely right

[@Roy-mw9xt]

That bass intro is sick !

[@Capri4DaSkreetz]

This shit goes hard af

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie. It really identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@damianstarks3338]

Yes it does.

[@dejaalston8672]

​@@damianstarks3338 The song is absolutely and positivity relatable on so many levels due to us having those " crazy little voices." 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@laceymitchell6509]

Absolutely love this song!

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie. It also identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@BenthebelieverYTGaming]

Love the song and movie. I remember seeing the movie with my best friend jeff at the the dollar movie when we were teenagers

[@dejaalston8672]

The song was absolutely and positivity constructed perfectly from the very beginning to the end due to the works of Ra as it really identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger. 😍😎💯👍🏻😏

[@mia_thequeen4]

Bring me the rage 😈❤️‍🔥

[@markwarling6135]

Great Song..Great Story.....Highly recommend!!!! 🎃

[@dejaalston8672]

I love The Rage : Carrie 2 (1999). I really love the themes of the movie. The themes represent loneliness, isolation, social acceptance, depression, desperation, abandonment, and hopelessness which absolutely and positivity established the personality of Rachel Lang. Emily Bergl did a phenomenal and spectacular job portraying Rachel Lang as she put tons of emotion and depth into her role. To me the movie really speaks out a personal message as it shows severe or extreme consequences and circumstances of your actions. Also the concept was more brutal, explicit, graphic, and violent 😰😱 than Carrie (1976). It was decent. To this day I still watch it and I consider it a classic. It never gets old. 😍😎💯👍 I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie. It also identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as getting triggered and reaching a breaking point. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@kaycartledge4542]

I found this song in 2020 and I cannot stop listening too it that base work touches my soul 💯💙ITS THE BASE

[@dejaporter7338]

Same except 2021

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie. It also identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@dejaalston8672]

​​​​​@@dejaporter7338 I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie. It also identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@kaycartledge4542]

@@dejaalston8672 at some point we have to make better choices in life and learn self control and not let anyone dictate you

[@dejaalston8672]

​​@@kaycartledge4542 Facts. The Rage: Carrie 2 (1999) is one of those movies that you root for the main character instead of the sub-character's to win. It also addresses the issues of how difficult it is to be a young woman today and it shows severe or extreme consequences and circumstances of your actions as that was Katt Shea purpose and interpretation of the story which absolutely and positivity works perfectly for the movie which made it unique and special. 😍💯👍😎 Rachel Lang had a difficult, frustrating, and hard life due to her upbringing as she lost her mother to schizophrenia when she was a little girl, lives with neglectful foster parents, and is a social outcast at Bates High School but despite that she managed to be confident and bolder which I totally admire. 😍💯👍😎 When her best friend Lisa Parker committed suicide after being rejected and humiliated by Eric Stark a popular yet cruel football jock as she was a victim of a "sex for points" game conducted by the football players as they sleep with girls, dumped them, and rate them on a point value Rachel falls in deep depression and despair as her and Lisa shared a close bond as they both have matching tattoos to symbolize it. 😭😞🥺 Jesse Ryan a popular jock yet a genuinely nice guy expressed sympathy and remorse for Lisa's death when he asked Tracy Campbell a popular yet cruel cheerleader doesn't it bother her that Lisa "offed" herself by saying she wasn't "anybody" which shocked Jesse which is why he broke up with her due to her lack of empathy. Rachel's basset hound dog Walter gets into a car accident and Jesse happens to be driving on the same road notices Rachel when she use her telekinesis that broke his car window which gained Jesse's help. Jesse takes Rachel to the veterinarian and afterwards they go to a cafe when they have a nice talk such as Jesse displaying compassion and sincerity for Rachel as she is grieving Lisa's death. The more Jesse and Rachel spend time together they both fall in love with each other despite their social status and reputation at Bates High School. For once in her life Rachel finally got a chance of happiness in life and as a audience I was so happy for her 😍 but unfortunately it backfired horribly as she became a target by the football team lead by Eric's friend Mark Bing a popular yet cold hearted jock that plot's to humiliate her for her involvement in the investigation of the "sex for points" game despite that it's covered up by the district attorney because the player's families have political influence. 😞😭🥺 Everytime when I watch the party scene my heart aches for Rachel because not only was it humiliating it was also sad because Rachel was under the impression that she finally found social acceptance and happinesses but unfortunately the bullies show their true blue faces and intentions. 😭😞🥺 Watching Rachel getting her revenge on them was so satisfying as they all deserved it as they we're very cruel and heartless as they constructed a "sex for points" game, mock and made fun of suicide which is a serious issue, and they recorded a intimate moment of a student and exposed it to everybody at a party. 😏😈 When Rachel said "I don't have anyone" I felt that in my heart as she lost everything she loves and she never felt desirable, appreciated, and loved. 😞😭🥺 The ending was bittersweet due to Rachel getting her revenge but at the same time she died knowing that Jesse truly and dearly loved her for who she was. I really wanted Rachel and Jesse to be together forever as the movie would have ended on a triumphant note. 😍😎👍💯😞😭🥺

[@jeffmusicmanasmr]

Frickin'AWESOME!!!. There's several versions of this song but this is my favourite!. Happy Halloween!!! 🎃

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra as it was just a really perfect way to end the movie as it identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered.😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@frostdachill573]

I had to come back and listen to this masterpiece.

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra as it was just a really perfect way to end the movie as it identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered.😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@dejaalston8672]

This is absolutely and positivity such a excellent and brilliant song to listen to relieve your anger when you are in complete rage and fury. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@bigdaddydee4eva]

i love this song i listenin to it everyday 😁👍

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie. It really identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@Ewer_7w7]

Tan infravalorado y es de las mejores que he oído.

[@veronicalocke5362]

Bad ass song

[@veronicalocke5362]

Yeah I always thought that too..my mom was making fun of the bubbles coming out of his mouth when he drowned..they were too cruel

[@veronicalocke5362]

@Steve Nichols yes and then the other mean guy was castrated..so much fun to watch

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie. It identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@markwarling8181]

Kick ass song!!!! Great movie

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie. It identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈 I love The Rage : Carrie 2 (1999). I really love the themes of the movie. The themes represent loneliness, isolation, social acceptance, depression, desperation, abandonment, and hopelessness which absolutely and positivity established the personality of Rachel Lang. Emily Bergl did a phenomenal and spectacular job portraying Rachel Lang as she put tons of emotion and depth into her role. To me the movie really speaks out a personal message as it shows severe or extreme consequences and circumstances of your actions. Also the concept was more brutal, explicit, graphic, and violent 😰😱 than Carrie (1976). It was decent. To this day I still watch it and I consider it a classic. It neve gets old.😍😎💯👍

[@travisbrady3998]

can't believe I found this soung after all these years

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra as it was just a really perfect way to end the movie as it identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered.😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@LordRavenblood70]

Terrific Band! Great song!😈

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra as it was just a really perfect way to end the movie as it identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered.😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@wonderwomansays5885]

I loved this song from the very first time i heard it via the end credits of the underrated Rage: Carrie 2

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie as it identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈 I love The Rage : Carrie 2 (1999). I really love the themes of the movie. The themes represent loneliness, isolation, social acceptance, depression, desperation, abandonment, and hopelessness which absolutely and positivity established the personality of Rachel Lang. Emily Bergl did a phenomenal and spectacular job portraying Rachel Lang as she put tons of emotion and depth into her role. To me the movie really speaks out a personal message as it shows severe or extreme consequences and circumstances of your actions. Also the concept was more brutal, explicit, graphic, and violent 😰😱 than Carrie (1976). It was decent. To this day I still watch it and I consider it a classic. It never gets old. 😍😎💯👍

[@wonderwomansays5885]

@@dejaalston8672 Agreed completely. This movie is so underrated and honestly should be a cult classic by now!

[@dejaalston8672]

​​​​@@wonderwomansays5885 The Rage : Carrie 2 (1999) is one of those movies that you can not possibly forget as it's just so memorable and well-known. It is one of Katt Shea best and finest work in cinema as it addresses how difficult it is to be a young woman today. It is such a true blue modern gem. When it was first released it received negative reviews which totally confused me 😕🤔 but despite that I hold it very close to my heart as I feel it was compared unfavorably to the original (1976) rather than taken it's own merit and I even preferring it to the original (1976). The Rage : Carrie 2 (1999) was something new, fresh, unique, inventive, stylish, cool, edgy, hip, and updated such as the concept and theme. Of course it's not similar to the original (1976) which I really love as it's offering a different perspective and perception of real life issues. The movie was just absolutely and positivity constructed perfectly from the very beginning to the end. They acknowledge it as tragic love story and for the 20th anniversary of the film Scream Factory Blu-Ray released a Collector's Edition as that made me so happy as it's finally getting the recognition and credibility it deserves as critics and audiences are fully understanding and comprehending the interpretation of the story. 😍😎💯👍

[@dannithewildthing2540]

I love this song so much

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie. It really identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@dejaalston8672]

The song is absolutely and positivity so relatable on so many levels due to us having those "crazy little voices."😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie. It identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@jabbarmuhammad8804]

Good song on a guilty pleasure movie of mine

[@JabbarMuhammad-f8j]

Awesome soundtrack to this movie

[@markwarling8181]

Kick was song!!!! Sweet!!!! Great movie !!!!

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie. It identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈 love the Rage : Carrie 2 (1999). I really love the themes of the movie. The themes represent loneliness, isolation, social acceptance, depression, desperation, abandonment, and hopelessness which absolutely and positivity established the personality of Rachel Lang. Emily Bergl did a phenomenal and spectacular job portraying Rachel Lang as she put tons of emotion and depth into her role. To me the movie really speaks out a personal message as it shows severe or extreme consequences and circumstances of your actions. Also the concept was more brutal, explicit, graphic, and violent 😰😱 than Carrie (1976). It was decent. To this day I still watch it and I consider it a classic. It never gets old. 😍😎💯👍

[@TurnToJesus1]

The chick that took on the role of Rachel in this movie was cute.

[@Ilovemovies917]

I kept wondering when I first saw this movie why did they had to bully her in the movie she was hot so was her friend that committed suicide.

[@SEGASister]

Because they were "weird goth girls" I guess… Or because the girl bullies were jealous that they were hotter than them.

[@Revolumuzik94]

TurnToJesus1 90's/00's jacks and sluts from American High Schools, like the popular girl told Jesse when he felt bad for the girl who suicide: "Why? I mean i didnt know her but she wasnt anybody"

[@carolinarey8945]

@@Revolumuzik94 You got it! A superhuman girl surrounded by common giggoloes & dirty sluts....

[@dejaalston8672]

The actress named is Emily Bergl. She did a phenomenal and spectacular job portraying Rachel Lang as she put tons of emotion and depth into her role as she displayed the elements of the character's loneliness, isolation, depression, desperation, abandonment, and hopelessness. This is one of her most greatest, iconic, and memorable roles in cinema. 😍😎💯👍😏

[@donholmes1988]

I love this fuckin' movie. The Rage: Carrie 2 had the baddest killing chick out there. Shout out 2 Emily Bergl.

[@dejaalston8672]

I love The Rage : Carrie 2 (1999). I really love the themes of the movie. The themes represent loneliness, isolation, social acceptance, depression, desperation, abandonment, and hopelessness which absolutely and positivity established the personality of Rachel Lang. Emily Bergl did a phenomenal and spectacular job portraying Rachel Lang as she put tons of emotion and depth into her role. To me the movie really speaks out a personal message as it shows severe or extreme consequences and circumstances of your actions. Also the concept was more brutal, graphic, explicit, and violent 😰😱 than Carrie (1976). It was decent. To this day I still watch it and I consider it a classic. It never gets old.😍😎💯👍

[@reymonteiro1113]

nice song...

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie. It identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@realityisawasteland]

We need you in 2025 Carrie!

[@robertyeah2259]

I'm not a big fan of this genre, but the choruses are admittedly beautiful and even though I'm not a fan of the sound it's so nostalgically 90s. Plus the lyrics are amazing.

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra as it was just a really perfect way to end the movie as it identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@WillJM81280]

They say “Bring me the gun” in the Spotify album. “Rage” sounds so much better though, bc it encompasses the emotion behind the theme song.

[@dejaalston8672]

Facts. I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra as it was just a really perfect way to end the movie as it identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@jorge.barajas]

Esta canción al final de la película me quedo en la mente hasta el día de hoy los mejores créditos que he escuchado 😀.

[@marieladelao6921]

La película es muy buena y mejor y la canción es mejor

[@jorge.barajas]

@@marieladelao6921 si te recomiendo intentes tocar la canción en guitarra con buena distorsión es un disfrute total.

[@marieladelao6921]

@@jorge.barajas 💖💖💖💖💖

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie as it identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered.😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@dejaalston8672]

​​​​​​​@@marieladelao6921 I love The Rage : Carrie 2 (1999). I really love the themes of the movie. The themes represent loneliness, isolation, social acceptance, depression, desperation, abandonment, and hopelessness which absolutely and positivity established the personality of Rachel Lang. Emily Bergl did a phenomenal and spectacular job portraying Rachel Lang as she put tons of emotion and depth into her role. To me the movie really speaks out a personal message as it shows severe or extreme consequences and circumstances of your actions. Also the concept was more brutal, explicit, graphic, and violent 😰😱 than Carrie (1976). It was decent. To this day I still watch it and I consider it a classic. It never gets old.😍😎💯👍 I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra as it was just a really perfect way to end the movie as it identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered.😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@amyhodges-laurenzo813]

I heard the other version of this song and this version. I prefer bring me the rage over bring me the gun.

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra as it was just a really perfect way to end the movie as it identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered.😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@gradtonhair8404]

Good song 🎵 👌

[@slysmilincat2828]

This Song Is rock Hard N Solid Tight 🐯🐾🐾🐾🐾🌴🌙

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie. It identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@markwarling8181]

Great song!!!!!!

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie. It really identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@damianstarks3338]

Love this song !

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie. It really identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@damianstarks3338]

@@dejaalston8672 I couldn’t have said all of this better myself. Thanks for your response to my comment.

[@dejaalston8672]

@@damianstarks3338 Your welcome I like to state the specification and classification of the purpose and interpretation in case people get confused. ☺️

[@kuramayoko23]

Do you have the song that plays the line reminiscent of the first film, "They're all going to laught at you?" I saw it in the credits of the movie but I can't seem to find it even on iTunes.

[@ihavefaith4ever]

Cool man

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra as it was just a really perfect way to end the movie as it identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered.😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@nahli3366]

Cute song

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra as it was just a really perfect way to end the movie as it identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered.😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@courtneykirk478]

The chorus is lovely.

[@dejaalston8672]

Facts. The song was absolutely and positivity constructed perfectly from the very beginning to the end due to the works of Ra.😍😎💯👍😏

[@Tchernobog]

thank you for uploading.

[@belindacasillas7338]

Rock and roll..

[@rogerfrazier785]

Good song

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra as it was just a perfect way to end the movie as it identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@dejaporter7338]

I love this song 😎😋🥰

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra. It was just a really perfect way to end the movie as it identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@dejaporter7338]

@@dejaalston8672 😀

[@dejaalston8672]

​​​​@@dejaporter7338 I love The Rage : Carrie 2 (1999). I really love the themes of the movie. The themes represent loneliness, isolation, social acceptance, depression, desperation, abandonment, and hopelessness which absolutely and positivity established the personality of Rachel Lang. Emily Bergl did a phenomenal and spectacular job portraying Rachel Lang as she put tons of emotion and depth into her role. To me the movie really speaks out a personal message as it shows severe or extreme consequences and circumstances of your actions. Also the concept was more brutal, explicit, graphic, and violent 😰😱 than Carrie (1976). It was decent. To this day I still watch it and I consider it a classic. It never gets old. 😍😎💯👍

[@dejaporter7338]

Me too I love everything about it ❤😊​@@dejaalston8672

[@debbidaniels2630]

Owesome

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra as it was just a really perfect way to end the movie as it identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered.😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@leecoffey9574]

I'm still listening Semper Fi DESERT SHIELD DESERT STORM USMC SGT Coffey.

[@WillJM81280]

Dat bass line...

[@dejaalston8672]

Facts. To this day it still gives me chills and goosebumps as it was just a really perfect way to end start the song. It never gets old.😍😎💯👍😏😰😱

[@sadikperez7564]

Higher Pitched songs please, thank you

[@stevistarfyre3227]

Love this song..wish did the movie a tad better than doing the massacre like the first...in the perfect world..Rachel finds out that sue Snell had something to do with the whole prom thing and she goes after her..for setting up her sister..it was cute movie anyhow..

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra as it was just a really perfect way to end the movie as it identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered.😍😎💯👍😏😈 Rachel Lang absolutely and wasn't playing no games whatsoever. 😅😏😈😰😱 When I first watch the party scene I was like " Ooooooh" 😰😱 as it was just so brutal, explicit, graphic, and violent 😰😱 than Carrie (1976) as I was glad I wasn't their. 😅😰😱 Watching Rachel getting her revenge on them was so satisfying as they all deserved it as they we're very cruel and heartless due to them constructed a "sex for points" game, mocked and made fun of suicide which is a serious issue, and they recorded a intimate moment of a student and exposed it to everybody at a party.😏😈 Sue Snell was genuinely and sincerely trying to help Rachel as her best friend Lisa Parker committed suicide after being rejected and humiliated by Eric Stark a popular yet cruel football jock as she was a victim of a "sex for points" game as they sleep with girls, dumped them, and rate them on a point value and also she was desperately trying to prevent a repeat of a another Carrie experience as she is known for " The Black Prom" tragedy but unfortunately it backfired horribly as Sue was trying to get inside Mark Bing's mansion when he was having football game after-party but she was brutally killed unknown to Rachel as she was impaled by a fire-poker as Rachel uses her telekinesis to exact revenge after she was publicly humiliated as she became a target by the football team that plot's to humiliate her for her involvement in the investigation of the "sex for points game" despite that's it's covered up by the district attorney because the player's families have political influence.😭🥺😞 I love The Rage : Carrie 2 (1999). I really love the themes of the movie. The themes represent loneliness, isolation, social acceptance, depression, desperation, abandonment, and hopelessness which definitely and completely established the personality of Rachel Lang. Emily Bergl did a phenomenal and spectacular job portraying Rachel Lang as she put tons of emotion and depth into her role. To me the movie really speaks out a personal message as it shows severe or extreme consequences and circumstances of your actions. Also the concept was more brutal, explicit, graphic, and violent 😰😱 than Carrie (1976). It was decent. To this day I still watch it and I consider it a classic. It never gets old.😍😎💯👍

[@felixhernandezgarcia1437]

Cuando la vi yo por primera vez la película de la ira lo que me asusto es cuando sale ella en el cuarto de repente al final de la película

[@dejaalston8672]

To this day the ending still gives me chills and goosebumps as it was just a really perfect way to end the movie.😍😎💯👍😰😱

[@felixhernandezgarcia1437]

@@dejaalston8672 chica o me escribes en español o no se lo que dices si me escribes en español te entedere perfectamente pero dímelo en español vale

[@louisaabdi2525]

Yeah !😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫🫅❤️‍🔥🌌🙋🙏🔥🎸🧑‍🎓☄️☄️☄️

[@RedWolf316sega]

As bad as this movie was, this soundtrack really kicks ass.

[@damianstarks3338]

RedWolf316 agree with you on the soundtrack but to me the movie was ok also cool profile picture and name.

[@Slaytanica666]

Late ‘90s “Nu” metal and “aggro” rock. Although Fear Factory, Type O, and Paradise Lost were welcome additions to the soundtrack and got me to purchase.

[@sonicxis4ever]

This song was so fitting for the ending track

[@dejaalston8672]

​​​​​@@sonicxis4ever Facts. I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra as it was just a really perfect way to end the movie as it identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@dejaalston8672]

​​​​​​​@@damianstarks3338 I love The Rage : Carrie 2 (1999). I really love the themes of the movie. The themes represent loneliness, isolation, social acceptance, depression, desperation, abandonment, and hopelessness which absolutely and positivity established the personality of Rachel Lang. Emily Bergl did a phenomenal and spectacular job portraying Rachel Lang as she put tons of emotion and depth into her role. To me the movie really speaks out a personal message as it shows severe or extreme consequences and circumstances of your actions. Also the concept was more brutal, explicit, graphic, and violent 😰😱 than Carrie (1976). It was decent. To this day I still watch it and I consider it a classic. It never gets old. 😍😎💯👍 I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra as it was just a really perfect way to end the movie as it identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered. 😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@Hooligan71]

Why are there 2 different lyrics for this song? On KZbin its "Bring Me the Rage"......on Spotify its "Bring Me the Gun".

[@emilhoffer6699]

MY FAMILY WE ARE IN A PANDEMIC CORONAVIRUS AND I AM WANT THE WATCH THIS MOVIE AT MY TV ONLY ON TNT CHANNEL ME AND MY NEPHEWS IN 9 A CLOCK TODAY SOLIDARITY EMIL

[@sadikperez7564]

High Tone songs please, thank you

[@DavidArnett-j6i]

Klassic

[@janedoh4327]

She's Susie's sister in the marvelous Mrs Maisel

[@nathaliahelena6371]

Essa musica é muito locaa \m/

[@dejaalston8672]

I love the ending credits called "Crazy Little Voices" (1999) by Ra as it was just a really perfect way to end the movie as it identifies and analyzes the boundaries of anger especially when you are push to your limits such as reaching a breaking point and getting triggered.😍😎💯👍😏😈

[@michaelprince1914]

Movie sucked but liked the song at end credits.