Stephen King’s work that scares mothers has had several adaptations, and today we can see his two most famous in four
Carrie, the 1976 version, was not only Brian de Palma’s first commercial successalso remains one of the best adaptations of a novel of Stephen King Today. So much so that his own King prefers the ending of the film to the original of the novel, quite different. So if you are a horror movie lover, tonight you have an appointment that you cannot miss: the Be Mad channel presents a scary double session and suspense with one of the most iconic adaptations of a Stephen King novel:Carrie. The broadcast of this classic of the genre is preceded by the most recent version of this same chilling story with the 2013 remake.
Carrie, directed by Palma, not only marked the beginning of his successful career as a director—he took over Mission Impossible—but also became a hit of the genre that has become a small enduring reference in pop culture. One of the highlights of the film, and key to the film’s success, is the commitment of the main cast to their characters. Sissy Spacek, as Carrie White, he completely immersed himself in his performance. And in fake blood. To capture the essence of her character, she isolated herself from the rest of the actors, decorated her dressing room with religious iconography, and studied biblical illustrations by Gustave Doré. His dedication is evident in anecdotes such as his refusal to wash off the fake blood for three days to maintain continuity in the very famous prom scene.
Also his partner, Amy Irving, who plays Sue Snellgave a performance so convincing that even he scared his own mother in the final scene of the movie. Amym’s mother, who was on the set, was so scared by the interpretation of her daughter’s nervous breakdown that she screamed her name. believing it was a real medical crisis.
One novel, many Carries
Tonight, you have the chance to relive the horror of Carrie with this story of supernatural revenge and psychological horror which remains as impactful today as it was upon its premiere. But before, don’t miss the 2013 remake, which offers a new vision of history with a more contemporary approach. Although it did not achieve the same status as its predecessor, this version features a very interesting visual aesthetic that maintains the essence of King’s horror. Remember, tonight on the Be Mad channel, the 2013 version of Carrie will start at 8:24 p.m., and then, starting at 10:09 p.m., the 1976 version of Carrie directed by Brian de Palma. For completists, we remind you that there is a third and forgettable film version from 2002, directed by David Carson. In addition to these adaptations, fans of the horror master can expect a new version of Carrie, this time in miniseries format, by FX. It was announced several years ago, so it is not clear if it is still running.
So prepare your popcorn, turn off the lights and enjoy a double horror session that will keep you in suspense from the first to the last moment. Are you ready to face your worst nightmares with Carrie?
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