Carrie

**qu33n0f3mpir3** · September 7th, 2009

carrie was an great movie!
I loved it mostly because it was set in 70s which is one of fave time preiods!

**lomawood** · October 1st, 2009

Hi!! This is my Carrie's review!

I hope you enjoy!

Kisses!

http://thecastlerockproject.blogspot...rrie-1976.html

**Adrian** · October 7th, 2009

The book was ok.

constantreader85 · October 13th, 2009

This is one book by himself i can't get into. i couldn't get into it, didn;t like the storyline(although i finished it) didn't like sissy spacek as carrie. Sorry, 99% of steve's book are cool, but i have no love for this one.

**Nicole123** · November 4th, 2009

carrie, the book is my all time favourite!

**Mike in Canada** · November 30th, 2009

Carrie was not the best cast movie in my opinion. Piper Laurie played her part the best. I didn't like Sissy in it (she was far better in Coal Miner's Daughter). John Travolta was awful but ironically has developed into an incredible actor, especially in that movie where he played a lawyer who took on the chemical company and went broke doing it (true story)

**CarrieCarrieQuiteContrary** · December 11th, 2009

To noone in particular:

I have to tell someone this story. I think the only people that could truly appreciate are my fellow Stephen King/Carrie fans.
As you can see my name is Carrie. I wasn't named after the book, but of course, I have heard joke after joke because they are spelled the same. When I first read the book (I think I was about 12 or 13), I was shocked at how dark it was. However, one thing shocked me more than that. The description of the girl was so much like me that it scared me. I mean, I don't think I had pimples on my behind, or a psycho mother, but the awkwardness she felt was one I recognized. The fact that I looked alot like Mr. King described her made it creepier. Imagine reading a book about a character like Carrie and finding similarities between yourself and her. Talk about creepy, right?

As far as the novel itself goes, it rates high with me. The fact that Mr. King could combine the amount of horror he did with the adequately described teen akwardness without it coming off as corney or hokey is amazing.
Then again, I probably have some issues if "Carrie" was my comfort book for puberty...LOL

**Anni M** · December 14th, 2009

a tribute:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0adIfTOAmc

**eeriesistable** · December 15th, 2009

Agree, I too like the book and the movies

**dejolane** · December 17th, 2009

I would love to see Carrie have a baby and pass the power on in Part 3. It was passed to her stepsister in part 2 and now a baby for her would be a good idea.