Carrie

(2013)

In this thrilling 2013 adaptation, Carrie tells the story of a timid high school girl named Carrie White. Carrie is an outcast among her peers, constantly ridiculed and tormented for her quiet demeanor and sheltered upbringing by her deeply religious mother. As her lonely life becomes increasingly unbearable, Carrie discovers that she possesses a terrifying power - telekinesis.

On the night of her senior prom, Carrie's classmates take their cruel pranks to a new level, igniting a series of catastrophic events. Pushed to her limit, Carrie unleashes her telekinetic abilities, wreaking havoc on her small town and anyone who stands in her way.

With stunning performances by Chloë Grace Moretz as Carrie and Julianne Moore as her fanatical mother, Carrie is a gripping and chilling tale of revenge and supernatural power. The film explores themes of bullying, social isolation, and the consequences of unchecked repression.

Directed by Kimberly Peirce, this adaptation of Stephen King's iconic novel delivers a fresh take on a timeless story. Gripping from start to finish, Carrie will leave audiences on the edge of their seats, questioning the consequences of pushing someone too far.