Well done horror film that showcases the different and highlights revenge.

Rating: 9/10 (28 June 2016)

Brian DePalma's 1976 horror thriller based on Stephen King's novel is a well done film that has theme of feeling different and it proves that an outcast can have the most fun and revenge in the end. This film entertains to the end it's an ultimate revenge story.
The story has Carrie White(in a top performance from Sissy Spacek)who's a bullied and picked on and mocked tormented girl as she gets it in droves from her classmates as the leader of the pack is Chris(the sexy Nancy Allen)a rude cheerleader type who's so cruel. Also out of this supporting cast of mean teenagers look for Amy Irving, P.J. Soles, William Katt, and John Travolta all in early roles for themselves. Also on the other side Carrie is tormented and treated bad by her crazy and religious freak mother Margaret(Piper Laurie). Carrie has no friends no hope she's an outcast well the one little thing she has going for her is the secret powers of being telekinetic as she can move objects, move people and even start fires.
Finally when all around Carrie go to far with the mocked encounters and humiliation Carrie then takes her powers of vengeance to new levels and new highs a powerhouse moment as this special gift cause hell and a firestorm of a good time at her high school prom! Overall this is a wonderful film of blood, fire, revenge, and getting even as the film is straight to the point and cast chemistry is in top form, as "Carrie" is clearly a horror classic.