Withdrawn and sensitive teenager Carrie White faces bullying from classmates and abuse from her fanatically pious mother. When she begins to suspect that she has supernatural powers, things take a dark and violent turn.

Sissy Spacek
as Carrie

Piper Laurie
as Margaret White

Amy Irving
as Sue Snell

William Katt
as Tommy Ross

John Travolta
as Billy Nolan

Nancy Allen
as Chris Hargenson

Betty Buckley
as Miss Collins

P. J. Soles
as Norma

Priscilla Pointer
as Mrs. Snell

Sydney Lassick
as Mr. Fromm
Cat Ellington
Carrie had been included on a list of great films to which my mother had taken my older brother and me to see upon their theatrical releases decades ago. And the memories of that long ago time will forever remain with me. Back when the Chicago Theater had still been a movie house, Carrie was the fir...
CinemaSerf
Sissy Spacek is really good in this as the socially inept, psychologically tortured, girl living in the shadow of her overbearingly Christian mother, with few friends and some remarkable telekinetic powers. What ensues is a complex, at times convoluted, angst-ridden horror film that sees the best an...
RalphRahal
Brian De Palma's Carrie (1976) remains an iconic adaptation of Stephen King's novel, blending psychological horror with deeply human themes of alienation and vengeance. The film’s portrayal of high school life, social cruelty, and supernatural terror is deeply affecting, resonating with audiences ev...
Alunauwie
Carrie (1976) presents a chilling adaptation of Stephen King's novel, with Sissy Spacek delivering a powerful transformation as the troubled teen. Despite less emphasis on supernatural tension compared to the 2013 remake, the film offers natural performances, solid cinematography, and a hauntingly m...