The New Yorker 1976-11-22: Volume 52, Issue 40.Digitized from IA1641604-02.Previous issue: sim_world-petroleum_1976-11-15_52_39.Next issue:...

A fine shocker with a rare emotional twist of tension.

CARRIE Directed by BRIAN DE PALMA Screenplay by LAWRENCE D. COHEN At its simplest level, Carrie is a rendering of that familiar fairy tale of the adolesce...

Read the Empire Movie review of Carrie. The reason Carrie is still held in such high regard as a horror classic is very simple: it's all in...

EW's Owen Gleiberman on why 'Carrie' was the movie that made him want to become a film critic.

Adolescence is key to everything in this seminal Stephen King adaptation from 1974.

Pauline Kael’s 1976 review of the classic horror film, based on the novel by Stephen King.

(Originally published by the Daily News on November 17, 1976. This story was written by Kathleen Carroll.) Director Brian De Palma may be making a career out...

Tormented teenager with telekinetic powers. Some genuine chills, and what a windup!

Our film critics on blockbusters, independents and everything in between.

Brian De Palma's "Carrie" is an absolutely spellbinding horror movie, with a shock at the end that's the best thing along those lines since the shark leaped

Sissy Spacek and Piper Laurie form the emotional spine of Brian De Palma’s film about the mother and daughter from hell

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CARRIE Directed by BRIAN DE PALMA Screenplay by LAWRENCE D. COHEN At its simplest level, Carrie is a rendering of that familiar fairy tale of the adolesce...