In a New Version of King's Classic, We Get the 'Carrie' We Deserve
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In a new version of King's classic, we get the 'Carrie' we deserve
Amazon Prime Video’s eight-episode take on Stephen King’s Carrie does not open by leering into the girls’ locker-room shower. Glad tidings? That depends, I suppose, on one’s perspective. Whereas Brian De Palma’s 1976 film adaptation was exploitative schlock, it possessed a certain enviable élan vital, not least when exploring the ferality of unsupervised teenagers. Prime’s […]
The film column and series of "A Pure Click" were displayed by the details of the series that is based on Stephen King's novel and on Brian De Palma's already classic cult film, which in this version do much honour and add to its mythical category The entry "Carrie", the series, or virality as one of the most effective deadly weapons of the day was first published in The Citizen.
The man behind Amazon's bold new 'Carrie' miniseries — and a future 'Exorcist' movie — talks about Stephen King, terror and dancing with the devil
Fifty years after Brian De Palma's cinematic masterpiece, Mike Flanagan in turn attacked Stephen King's first novel, 'Carrie', with a contemporary serial adaptation available on Prime Video since October 4. A modern proposal that shook the myth.
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