Who loved Carrie?
 

Carrie was one of the scariest and best horror movies of all time. Who agrees?

I saw it and thought it was really good but I thought it was only a bit scary, but the thing at the end when her hand sticks up out of the dirt, gave me a fright...

I really lie=ked Carrie.. it was on of those im freaked uot but not scared movies

I liked the movie but it didn't give me much of a fright asthe book did.

I liked that movie, I saw it when i was about nine. i didnt find it scary because my mum looks exactly like carrie, so much so she frightens people in the supermarket. so im pretty used to it!

Is your moom Sissy Spacek?
Just kidding. But that would be cool.:)

the book is better

~that is all~

Carrie(the orginal) is one of my favorite horror movies ever and my favorite Stephen King movie.

Did you happen to notice that the last post on this thread was 10-23-05?!

so. is there a reason you can’t post some new on something old. Yesterday I nosiest someone posted in The Crow giving it a come bake. Any complaints, didn’t thing so.

Yes.. What she said..

Unless the thread was stupid to begin with, people may feel free to post in any relevant thread, no matter how long it has been inactive.

However, I did have a talk with Reject about this very fact yesterday.

So I'll give him the benefit of the doubt for now, and hope he got my point.

Yes, I understand...
don't say anything if a thread gets reopened from a long time ago.

Phhhft. If the person who re-starts the thread has nothing better to say then "oh, i like them!" then, they should have just shut the hell up. That's not furthering anything.

We all like Carrie. Tell is something new.

It's not one of my favorite films and I've never read the book. It just doesn't seem very interesting to me, inanimate objects coming to life and trying to kill someone. Always seemed super-weak to me.

Watch out! That toaster's a killer!

I didn't like it; especially the end. The camera work made me angry.

As with, all but one, Stephen King movies, the book was much better.

Bad comma splices!

If I can spell is right The Shawshank Redemption, which is more of a long short story then book.

I loved that movie!

:)

Bah!

I've seen it, it's not brilliant. The inanimate object I'm talking about is the car. True cars are mobile, but they're still objects. Like a toaster. They don't move by themselves, normally. That kind of movie just doesn't frighten me. Why would a 'ghost' bother inhabiting an object instead of trying to inhabit a person.

That'd be much more useful!