Carrie [Blu-ray/DVD] [1976]

Epic artwork and a nice quality paint job on this economy steel. Great film! Must see!

If you have not seen this movie then you have been living under a rock for the past 40 years… Brian de Palma rocks with his directing in this amazing film… It all leads up to the infamous promising that is choreographed and executed to the up most flawless direction… Spoiler alert… Bring out the tissues!!! If you have not seen this movie then you have been living under a rock for the past 40 years… Brian de Palma rocks with his directing in this amazing film… It all leads up to the infamous prom scene that is choreographed and executed to the upmost flawless direction… Spoiler alert… Bring out the tissues

Sissy Spacek is outstanding in this movie! I love the original movies and I’m glad I found it on this website

I had never seen this movie before but I was so glad I waited to buy this version of the film for only $20. There are a ton of special features and the 4K restoration looks really solid for a 1970s movie.

I first seen this movie when i was growing up.Now that its on dvd,got it so i can relive those cult horror classics.Its movie night.

I have been a huge fan of Stephen King for a long time and Carrie is the greatest film of all time that I enjoy!

"Carrie" is one heck of a movie. It's horror and drama all wrapped up in one. Sissy Spacek plays the timid Carrie White, a girl who is tormented by her classmates, and abused by her religious fanatic mother, Margaret (Piper Laurie). No one likes her, except for her gym teacher Miss Collins (Betty Buckley), but after a terrible prank in the girls locker room, one of the pranksters, Sue Snell (Amy Irving) feels sorry for what she did and asks her popular football player jock boyfriend Tommy (William Katt) to ask Carrie to the prom. He agrees and for once, the audience is happy for Carrie, seeing she is having a great time at the prom, but the evil Chris Hargenson (Nancy Allen) decides to pull a prank on Carrie that proves all too deadly. This film is fantastic. It is a cross between drama (the first half) and complete horror (the second half). The weird thing is, you really do feel sorry for Carrie! The way she is tormented by her classmates and her mother is awful, but the viewer knows about her new "powers" and she really makes use of them during that prom! By the way, in case anyone is confused by this, Carrie was imagining her classmates laughing at her, they really weren't. Based on the novel by Stephen King, it spawned numerous imitations and was followed by a sequel 23 years later.

Great classic horror movie from the mind of horror master Stephen king. Highly recommended.