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🖤🏳️🌈PABS🏳️🌈🖤: Watching one of my favorite movies, Carrie. But the 2002 TV movie that’s actually faithful to the novel , not the c… https://t.co/SYAEZGcBmA
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Leslie Zimmerman: RT @12nighthorror: #PICTIONSCARY FULL PICTURE REVEALED... #Carrie Original Release date: November 3, 1976 (USA)Director: Brian De Palma…
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Pete Le Dezma: RT @12nighthorror: #PICTIONSCARY FULL PICTURE REVEALED... #Carrie Original Release date: November 3, 1976 (USA)Director: Brian De Palma…
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Wanda (she/her): #NowWatching #ActingCarrie2001 This 41-minute #documentary about the cast of #CARRIE features just about every main… https://t.co/21E11PKR4n
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JRich: What’s abnormal and what is the message of the horror film #carrie ??? “Listen til the end to find out”!! https://t.co/5uAOyXbPji
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Amy Board: RT @geniuspills: What’s abnormal and what is the message of the horror film #carrie ??? “Listen til the end to find out”!!
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Kenneth Zink: A gorgeous steelbook for a great movie that still holds up. #movie #movies #steelbook #steelbooks #physicalmedia… https://t.co/NpFYvemQkr
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Horror Movies, TV & Books: RT @12nighthorror: #PICTIONSCARY FULL PICTURE REVEALED... #Carrie Original Release date: November 3, 1976 (USA)Director: Brian De Palma…
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Amy Koto, TV Fanatic Girl: RT @12nighthorror: #PICTIONSCARY FULL PICTURE REVEALED... #Carrie Original Release date: November 3, 1976 (USA)Director: Brian De Palma…
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💋Sharnia💋: Saturday night lockdown consists of salted popcorn, large Pepsi & 1 of my top 10 #horrors of all time...#Carrie! 😊… https://t.co/cfc2C7Y4GL
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Optimus
Top 10 Highly-Rated Reviews-
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Clint O’Connor’s “Toothless Remake” Is Wonderfully Concise -
4.85
Maitland McDonagh’s Well-Written “Carrie” Feels Fresh and Original -
4.8
James Verniere’s “Spawn Overshadowed” Takes No Prisoners -
4.8
Alonso Duralde’s “Bloody Irrelevant” Is as Amusing as It Is Insightful -
4.78
Paul Chambers’ “Carrie” Thankfully Cuts Right to the Core of the Matter -
4.78
Humor and Insight Combine in Peter Bradshaw’s Triumphant “Updated” -
4.73
Claudia Puig’s “Shocker Misses a Chance” Is Refreshingly Clear -
4.73
Stephen Whitty’s “Worst Prom, Like, Ever” Is Both Cutting and Entertaining -
4.68
Brian Tallerico’s “Carrie” Goes Where Others Fear to Tread -
4.65
James Berardinelli’s Top-Notch “Carrie” Leads to a Satisfying Conclusion

Pessimus
Top 10 Poorly-Rated Reviews-
1.68
Frank Swietek’s Nice Try “Carrie” Relies Too Much on Original -
1.88
The Message Is Unclear in Glenn Lovell’s “Carrie” -
2.3
Lou Lumenick’s Pathetic “‘Carrie’…” Is a Point-by-Point Compare/Contrast -
2.33
C J Johnson’s “Carrie” Needs a Fine Tuning -
2.33
Matthew Razak’s “Wait for It…” Self-Righteously Spoils -
2.38
Jeff Beck’s “‘Carrie (2013)’” Needs Proofreading -
2.43
Colin Covert’s “‘Carrie’ Remake…” Aims Low and Scores Accordingly -
2.45
Rebecca Murray’s “‘Carrie’ Movie Review” Is Candid but Scant -
2.45
Jolene Mendez Fails to Bring Something of Her Own to “CARRIE Movie Review” -
2.48
Roger Moore’s “Movie Review…” Bemoans Characters Over Film

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126 Other Reviews-
4.65
Rafer Guzman’s “Lackluster Repeat” Makes for a Good Read -
4.65
Brian Viner’s Smart “Scary as a Vicar’s Tea Party” Earns Its Laughs -
4.65
Jordan Hoffman’s “Carrie” Keeps Things Light and Steady -
4.63
Cath Clarke’s “Carrie” Does the Trick in Just a Few Words -
4.63
Eric Melin’s Prose Is on the Mark in “Carrie” -
4.55
Justin Chang’s “Carrie” Offers Fresh Insight -
4.55
Peter Rainer’s “Girl-Power Aspect of Stephen King’s Story” Shines Brightly -
4.5
Willie Waffle’s “Carrie” Leaves No Prisoners -
4.48
Michael Phillips’ “Bloody Footprints” Makes Some Interesting Comparisons -
4.45
Katey Rich’s Enjoyable “Carrie” Makes Some Valid Criticisms -
4.45
Kevin C. Johnson’s “Bloody Good Time” Is a Jaunty, Upbeat Read -
4.43
Michael O’Sullivan “Carrie” Offers Interesting Insights -
4.4
Donald Clarke’s No Nonsense Style Is Appreciated in “Bizarre in a Bad Way” -
4.4
Charlotte O’Sullivan’s Tongue Is Firmly in Cheek in Enjoyable “Carrie” -
4.35
Mick LaSalle’s ““Less Searing Than the Original” Refuses to Commit -
4.35
Robert Denerstein’s “Carrie” Is an Easy Read -
4.33
James White’s “Carrie” Knows How to Leave You Grinning -
4.33
Chris Hewitt’s “Lot of Thought” Takes Itself Seriously -
4.3
Kevin A. Ranson’s ‘Never Bully a (Latent) Telekenetic” Is a Diverting Read -
4.28
Susan Granger’s “Carrie” Needs More Review, Less Plot -
4.28
Too Much Plot Mars Bruce Demara’s Otherwise Fine “Pales in Comparison” -
4.28
Matt Zoller Seitz’s Fresh Insights in “Carrie” Are a Wonder to Behold -
4.25
Staci Layne Wilson’s “Carrie” Is Refreshingly Direct -
4.23
Rob Daniel’s “Carrie” Lays on the Snark With Delicious Glee -
4.2
Mark Dinning’s “Bloody Yet Bloodless” Reads as Balanced and Fair -
4.2
Scott Weinberg’s Solid “Carrie” Still Doesn’t Bring Much to the Table -
4.18
Graham Young’s “Few Thrills or Chills” Is Whimsical Fun -
4.1
Stella Papamichael’s “Claret With Your Popcorn“Is Dark and Sinister -
4.08
Kevin Jagernauth’s Overly Long “Carrie” Still Offers Valid Points -
4.08
Richard Brody’s “Kimberly Peirce’s “Carrie”” Has Depth and Originality -
4.08
Amy Nicholson’s “Surprisingly Good” Falls Short of Any Real Analysis -
4.05
David Rooney’s “Carrie” Starts Well but Loses Steam -
4.05
Brian Orndorf’s “Carrie” Does the Trick Without Any Flair -
4
Charles Koplinski’s “‘Carrie’” Is a Solid Piece -
4
Joe Neumaier’s “Carrie” Is a Solid Piece of Entertainment -
4
Eric Goldman’s Plain “WILL YOU GO to PROM WITH ME?“Doesn’t Stick Out -
3.98
Catherine Bray’s “Carrie” Makes Its Points With Lots of Chutzpah -
3.95
Bravo to Max Nelson’s “Review: Carrie” -
3.95
Laura Clifford’s “Carrie” Is Solid if Not Enlightening -
3.95
Ken Hanke’s Cutting “Carrie” Sways Between Amusing and Unfair -
3.93
Todd Gilchrist Gives a Fantastic Performance in “Review | ‘Carrie’” -
3.93
Bob Grimm’s “Bloody Pointless” Breaks Things Down Nicely -
3.93
Tom Long’s “Trials of ‘Carrie’” Lacks Any Real Punch -
3.93
Bill Gibron’s “Carrie” Can’t Seem to Make Up Its Mind -
3.93
Mark Kermode’s “Strangely Faithful Remake” Is Sturdy if Not Compelling -
3.9
Gary Wolcott’s “Stand on Its Own” Decries Comparisons Then Compares Anyway -
3.9
Tim Robey’s “On-Cue Remake” Is a Comparison Throughout -
3.88
Rob Carnevale’s “Carrie” Is Short but Solid -
3.88
Mike McGranaghan’s ““CARRIE“” Is Enjoyable and Informative -
3.85
Travis Hopson’s “Carrie” Speaks in a Unique and Fresh Voice -
3.85
Matt Prigge’s “‘Carrie’” Is Entertainment at Its Best -
3.85
Nathan Rabin’s Brillliant, Grieving “‘Carrie’” Questions Reparations -
3.85
Tim Martain’s Defensive “Carrie on the Great Work” Makes Things Personal -
3.85
Nell Minow’s “Carrie” Is a Little Heavy on Plot Description -
3.83
Walter Chaw’s Almost Cordial “Carrie (2013)” Has Some Fun -
3.83
Filler Gets in the Way of the Meat of Wesley Morris’s “Trials and Fire” -
3.83
A Reveal at the Climax Spoils Daniel Kimmel’s Otherwise Solid “Carrie” -
3.83
Ethan Alter’s “Lady Vengeance” Offers a Different Perspective -
3.8
Christy Lemire’s Overly Broad “Carrie” Needs to Focus Its Lense -
3.78
Drew McWeeny Gives a Spectacular Performance in “‘Carrie’” -
3.73
Jamie Graham’s “Not Safe to Go Back to the Prom” Is Rather Listless -
3.73
Carla Meyer’s “Movie Review: ‘Carrie’” Has Depth and Insight -
3.73
Dennis Schwartz’s “Nothing New to Say” Loses Its Stride Along the Way -
3.7
Eric D. Snider’s “Review: CARRIE” Is Smart and Original -
3.68
Rob Vaux Shows Depth & Intellect in “Mania Review: Carrie” -
3.63
Matthew Turner’s “Carrie” Is Notably Unremarkable -
3.63
Margot Harrison’s “Carrie” Is a Piece Worth Aplauding -
3.63
Kevin Carr Dares to Go Against the Grain in “CARRIE” -
3.6
Andy Lea’s “Tinker Too Much” Is Merely Serviceable -
3.6
Ben Kendrick’s “Carrie” Is a Bumpy Ride -
3.6
Adam Woodward’s “Pale Shadow” Blandly Looks at Bigger Picture -
3.58
Not a Word Is Wasted in John Beifuss’s “Carrie” -
3.55
Though Concise, Kelly Vance’s “Carrie” Manages to Surprise -
3.55
Dan Kaufman’s “Carrie” Won’t Excite but Does the Job -
3.53
Erick Weber’s “Final Cut Call: Carrie” Is Cutting and Comedic -
3.53
Rick Bently’s “Carrie Remake Worthwhile” Is Flat and Staid -
3.5
Steve Biodrowski’s “Carrie” Is Rife With Spoilers -
3.48
Mark Dujsik’s “Carrie” Is a Puzzle Too Hard to Solve -
3.45
Not Much Thought Put Into Nigel Andrews’s “Horror Classic Is Remade” -
3.45
Insight and Overkill Combine in Jason Buchanan’s “Carrie” -
3.43
David Edelstein’s “Carrie Is Just Uninspired” Has Bite & Some Bark Too -
3.4
Tom Clift’s Overbearing “Carrie” Is a Merciless Tongue-Lashing -
3.38
Jackie K. Cooper’s ““Carrie”” Is a Little Too Brief -
3.38
William Bibbiani’s “Carrie Alright” Should Have Been Half Its Length -
3.38
Matt Pais’ “‘Carrie’ Review—Better…” Thoughtfully Discusses -
3.38
Marjorie Baumgarten’s “Carrie” Is Clever and Well Rounded -
3.35
Michael Dequina’s Annoying “Carrie” Feels Like One Long Run-on Sentence -
3.35
Eric Henderson’s Elegant “Carrie” Still Aims for the Wrong Target -
3.35
William Goss’s Insightful “Review: ‘Carrie’ 2013” Implores Big Idea -
3.35
Jim Judy’s ““CARRIE“” Is Informative but on the Dull Side -
3.35
James Kendrick Gives a Skillful Performance in “Carrie” -
3.3
Typos and Bad Writing Bring Down Wilson Morales’ “Carrie” -
3.3
Joe Baltake Contradicts Himself in “Directing Versus Filmmaking” -
3.28
MaryAnn Johanson’s “Women Who Hate Women” Offers No Insight -
3.25
Allan Hunter’s “Disappointing Remake” Is Easily Forgettable -
3.25
Moira MacDonald Pitifully Sentimentalizes in “‘Carrie’: Film Updates…” -
3.25
Sandie Angulo Chen’s “Carrie (2013)” Speaks Well to Its Audience -
3.23
Rene Rodriguez’s “‘Carrie’” Derails Itself, but Comes Back -
3.23
Tim Brayton’s “A BLOODY DISASTER” Is More Rant Than Review -
3.23
Matt Donato’s “Carrie Review” Is a Well-Composed Work -
3.2
Jim Schembri’s Jumbled “Carrie” Falls All Over Itself -
3.2
Karen D’Souza Shows Insight in “Mother Steals the Show in ‘Carrie’” -
3.2
Joshua Starnes’ “Carrie” Is a Confusing Mess -
3.13
David ‘Mad Dog’ Bradley’s “Carrie’s” Poor Start Warns of What’s to Come -
3.13
David Nusair’s “Carrie” Will Have You Begging for Clarity -
3.13
Dave White Presents “Carrie Review” With Refreshing Candor -
3.05
Chris Bumbray’s “Review: Carrie” Is Good, but Unoriginal -
3.03
Steve Newton’s “The New Carrie” Pulls You In, but Spoils the End -
3
Bruce Kirkland’s “‘Carrie’ Reboot” Is Clever, but Overly Detailed -
2.98
Betsy Sharkey’s Unspecial “Review: ‘Carrie’ Hasn’t…” Endlessly Explores -
2.98
Owen Gleiberman’s Disappointing “Carrie (2013)” Only Sees Context -
2.9
A. A. Dowd’s Polished “Carrie” Still Lacks Any Particular Meaning -
2.88
Manohla Dargis Summarizes Without Enough Insight “‘Carrie’ Returns” -
2.85
At Least David Edwards’s “Can’t Match the Original” Is Short -
2.8
Gary Thompson’s Brief “A New ‘Carrie’…” Barely Skims a Surface -
2.75
Simon Miraudo’s “They’re All Gonna Laugh at You” Is Dull and Overwritten -
2.75
Jeffrey M. Anderson’s “‘Carrie’ On” Is Witty but Disconnected -
2.75
Pete Vonder Haar’s “Carrie” Is Overly Silly and Cheesy -
2.75
Katey Rich’s “Carrie—First Look Review” Is Mediocre -
2.68
John Urbancich’s “New ‘Carrie’” Is Disjointed -
2.63
Robert Kojder’s “Carrie (2013)” Is Pointed but Technically Atrocious -
2.6
Steven Rea’s TV-Guidesque “‘Carrie’ Redux—Not…” Is a Pointless Read -
2.58
Dustin Putman’s “‘Carrie’ 2013” Drowns in Rehashing the Trailer -
2.53
Mathew DeKinder’s “Review: ‘Carrie’ Another…” Confuses Subject of Review -
2.5
Dann Gire’s Sporadic “Updated ‘Carrie’ Remake…” Spins in Circles -
2.5
Elias Savada’s “CARRIE (2013)” Is Creative but Lengthy