Carrie

"Carrie" follows the story of Carrie White, portrayed by Chloë Grace Moretz, a socially awkward teenager gifted with telekinetic powers. At school, she faces relentless bullying from her peers, while at home, she endures the strict, oppressive control of her deeply religious mother, played by Julianne Moore. The narrative builds towards a climactic prom night where Carrie’s pent-up emotions and powers erupt in a catastrophic way.

The film delves into themes of isolation, the consequences of bullying, and the complex dynamics of parental control and religious fanaticism. Through Carrie’s character, the story explores the struggles of adolescence and the yearning for acceptance. It also serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of repression and the potential destructiveness of unchecked anger and trauma. The supernatural element of telekinesis symbolizes the power that lies within, often ignored or feared by the outside world.

Upon its release, "Carrie" received critical acclaim for its thought-provoking narrative and strong performances, notably Moretz’s portrayal of the titular character and Moore’s compelling role as the overbearing mother. The film has since left a lasting impact on pop culture, inspiring numerous adaptations and becoming a staple in the horror genre. Its exploration of dark themes and its blend of horror with social commentary continue to resonate with audiences, cementing "Carrie" as a timeless classic.

Main Cast of Carrie

Crew of Carrie