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How Do You Remake a Horror Classic? Ask Mike Flanagan
It’s one of the most iconic horror -movie images of the past 50 years: Sissy Spacek in a blood-soaked prom dress, her eyes blazing with rage, getting ready to unleash telekinetic hell on a auditorium full of her high-school tormentors.
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The 1976 film Carrie features Sissy Spacek in a blood‑soaked prom dress, a scene that has become one of horror’s most iconic images. The adaptation launched Stephen King’s literary career, elevated Brian De Palma from cult‑film enthusiast to mainstream Hollywood, and turned Spacek into a star. Its lasting influence has led to countless imitations, parodies, a belated sequel, and two next‑generation remake attempts. Writer‑director Mike Flanagan, a self‑identified Stephen King fanatic, says both the novel and the original movie are “sacred texts.”
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