CARRIE (1976) First Time Watching - Movie REACTION
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- Prom Queen AND Mother of the Damn Year in this one! Marc and I are going head-to-head with Carrie (1976)
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Original Film: Carrie (1976)
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I've seen so many reactions to this by now, and what strikes me about them is how often people are unclear about Sue and Tommy. Sue genuinely regrets bullying Carrie and she and Tommy are acting in good faith. They don't know about the pig's blood plot until Sue notices the rope. Is it a flaw in the movie that this isn't clear? I can't decide. Also, the director Brian De Palma is known for paying homage to classic movies and their directors (especially Hitchcock) in his movies, so, yeah, the Psycho references are definitely intentional. Also also, sorry Marc if this gives you nightmares.
Ok so you know me, Detective LaToya looking sh*t up after the fact.. I looked it up and discovered what you are saying about Sue/Tommy, and YES, I think it is a flaw in an otherwise STELLAR movie. In my humble opinion, all that was needed was an expansion on the scene under the bleachers with Sue /Tommy where Sue makes it explicitly clear that she regrets bullying Carrie, and that in this case, she doesn’t agree with her friends. I think that would have made it way clearer for the casual viewer. And honestly, that scene felt abruptly ended as it was- hard cutting away to Chris and Billy in the car. Makes me wonder if they really did originally film the scene that way, more explanatory, but then De Palma decided to cut it and not to make it so obvious. ??
@@DavidvsFilm Your diligence is admirable, detective. Another reason to love this channel.
It's true; it's an often-misunderstood plot point and I guess De Palma needed to do something a little extra to make it clearer! It's VERY common for reactors to make that assumption! Not everyone, but definitely many reactors - perhaps more than half! - think Tommy and Sue are in on it. I saw it for the first time so long ago, maybe I had the same problem and just forgot, I'm not sure! But definitely Tommy and Sue were on Team Carrie. :)
As someone who was a child of the 70s and had no problem knowing that Sue and Tommy were sincere (neither did anyone else I knew then), I put it more down to the fact that that was a more innocent time, and people were more likely to believe what Sue said about wanting to help. People are definitely more suspicious and cynical now; in fact, I would go so far as to say that people actually EXPECT other people to be cruel over caring. It makes me incredibly sad about people having to be so gun-shy about trusting others these days. Very sad, indeed. Such a great, classic movie based on an incredible book. (Thank King's wife for saving it from the trash, as King didn't realize how good it was or how it would wind up truly launching his career.) :)
I would argue that even if it is a flaw, that it doesnt damage the movie overall. It puts the audience in Carrie's shoes because we also aren't sure if Tommy and Sue are nice or are planning something. The longer Carrie and Tommy have a nice date, you start to believe that at least Tommy doesn't know about the prank. When Sue shows up and smiles at Carrie winning prom queen but then loses her smile when she sees the rope, I think it can function as the moment the audience is supposed to finally know for sure who is on whose side in this story.
Being distrustful of every character helps us understand Carrie better imo, even if it was unintentional.
Stephen King at his best. Can't believe he almost threw the first few pages of the book away until his wife took it out of the trash. Carrie was the first Stephen King novel to be published and the first to be adapted into a feature film. We wouldn't have this awesome book and the film based on it without him and his wife. Its why he dedicated his first book to his wife. Awesome reaction. Also did you notice the end scene in Sue nightmare dream where the car is going backwards the shot was filmed backwards - then run in reverse in slo-mo - to give it a surreal effect.
Thanks Luis!!! I didn’t catch that about the car, but great thinking by De Palma! This was a great one to start Stephen King September with- really enjoyed :)
@@DavidvsFilm The Prom attack in the 2013 version is better
@@nancycottone2155 Doesn't matter because the acting, the music and every other single aspect of the 2013 version is well shit.
“I’ve never been so happy to see a closeup of a shower head”.
Between that and “sportsketball” this may be my favorite reaction ever to this flick. You guys have a great balance of funny/insightful, regardless of the Tommy/Sue confusion.
Sissy Spacek absolutely destroys (in a good way) this role, and is one of the most sympathetic characters ever portrayed in film IMO.
Great job.
Wow, thanks Steve!! We really appreciate that. :)
I too have been interested at how many reactors think Sue and Tommy are in on the plot. But my reaction to that comes from the fact that I had already read the book when the film came out, so I knew they were innocent. A big proportion of the audience knew because that book was HUGE. It was King's first published novel, and it hit like dynamite. There was a lot of anticipation for the film, and it didn't disappoint. But I think that influenced de Palma's direction, the fact that so much of the audience already knew the story. I think there could have been a bit more elaboration of Sue and Tommy's innocence. (Or maybe the ambiguity was intentional. de Palma does have a rather impish sense of humor.)
In the book, Carrie's situation was also elaborated. King tells you about her and her history - that awful treatment had been going on since her first day at school when she knelt down at lunch to pray, and it had never stopped. King said Carrie came from a couple of girls in his home town, and that every school had someone like her. I don't know how much reading you do, but that novel is really worth a read. It's a lot more thoughtful, deeper, and sadder than the film, which has De Palma's signature bright, colorful look. It also has a different ending (no, she still dies), one I like much more but which would be difficult to bring onscreen. Do check it out if you're in the mood for a suspenseful read. :)
Hi @Serai3!! Good to see you again :) And thanks for your insight on this. Yeah, in reviewing the movie again (and maybe this is just me as an amateur editor now lol), the scene where Sue is talking with Tommy under the bleachers felt very abruptly ended. It seems to me as though there was more to the conversation before it just suddenly hard breaks to Chris and Billy. I do feel there was originally more there, but De Palma omitted it to add to uncertainty.
Don't know if you are aware, but Stephen King originally threw his final written of "Carrie" IN THE TRASH! His wife fished it out and the rest is history!
100%. I also had read the book before seeing the movie and (it's very obvious in the book) I never noticed how unclear it is in the movie until most people reacting don't realise they aren't in on it until Sue tries to intervene/Tommy is furious after the blood falls
The character of Carrie is the amalgamation of two girls who lived in the same town Stephen King grew up in. One was awkward and poor and was picked on all the time and the other had a hyper religious upbringing and was also unpopular. He was also a high school teacher before his writing career took off. He wondered what would happen if the girl who was always picked on developed psychic powers. Sorry if you were traumatized Marc! This is one of my favorite Stephen King books and movies.
Ahhh I got ya. Thank you for sharing this!
Sadly, neither of those two girls survived high school IRL either (one hung herself and the other died of a seizure)
I think you make a good point about the death of Miss Collins. I believe it's less a reflection of a loss of Carrie's control and more a stark example of her break with reality. She thought everyone had been laughing, including Miss Collins. Killing her was not an accident.
Ahhh Meghan, that's a great insight actually. You're right- I had forgotten in the moment that she believed Miss Collins was laughing at her too.
Carrie is such a tragic character, but it’s so nice to see that she had a much better time at her prom than I did at mine.
Hahahaha right?? I mean up until it all came off the rails, she was living her best life!
Note: when the girl asked her boyfriend to take Carrie to the prom, she did it with pure intention s, she really was trying to do the right thing.She is the only character who genuinely felt bad for the bullying.
Yeah and I wished they had expanded that scene more and explained just a little bit further. Because we did not catch that initially.
@@DavidvsFilm - Yes, I agree it would have been nice if people were aware earlier that those two were trying to be kind. Don’t worry, none of us upon first watching, knew what was going on either. Lol
If you’re doing a Stephen King September, please consider reacting to Dolores Claiborne. There are so few reactions and it’s SOOO good. The acting is just perfection.
It’s still hard for me to watch the opening of Carrie. What those girls did was absolutely monstrous. You have to remember Carrie thought she was dying because her insane mother had never explained menstruation to her. Honestly, most of us worry we are dying the first few times even if we know about it. It’s scary under the best circumstances and here this poor girl knew NOTHING about it. And in that state of raw terror, she is mocked and driven into a corner.
Sue really was trying to atone and Tommy was just trying to do what his girl wanted. They weren’t being hurtful.
There’s a lot of debate about whether everyone really was laughing at the prom or if Carrie snapped. I always thought they really were laughing, maybe some hysterically or out of shock. You know how it is when you’re in a WTF moment and someone starts laughing. It catches.
Great reaction! Looking forward to more SK this month!
Thanks so much!! I've seen (and LOVE D.C.), but Marc hasn't, so great recommendation for the future. Yeah, I can't even imagine how horrifying that would be if I didn't know what was happening, especially the first time like that. I went after the fact and read about Sue and Tommy, and we had no idea. It wasn't clear to us at least, but it made me feel better knowing it once I found out. Some redemption of poor Sue and MopTop at least :)
Marc and I were talking about the laughing after the movie, and we think that it's in her head. At least some of it. And the only context clue I'm basing this on is how it showed the kaleidoscope camera angle. I think some people were legit laughing, but in her mind she saw them ALL of them laughing (including Miss Collins, who I don't think would have been) because she was overwhelmed.
@@DavidvsFilm I think Mrs Collins laughing is what is supposed to make it very clear to us that they were not in fact _all_ laughing. Everything the movie showed us about her indicates she would never have laughed at that.
Yeah agreed, that's what I took from it too.
Dolores Claiborne is a brilliant film with excellent acting!
Great reaction. This film is like a cross between a 70’s after school special, R rated after school special, combined with a Greek Tragedy:)
OMG I love this summation. Thanks, @Chris Grove!
From Carrie's perspective, her teacher had encouraged her to attend prom with Tommy--that's enough for to doubt her intentions. Same with Tommy and Sue. She just can't know. Part of what makes it so sad :-(
Ahhhh great great great point @funsalmon
You two are so cute and funny! The banter and corny jokes kept me laughing through the whole reaction.
Thank you Christina!!
Ya’ll killed this reaction, so good! It’s true that Tommy and Sue didn’t know what the others were doing. Truly a classic! I met Piper Laurie a few years ago and she was so sweet! I even have a picture with her that I’ll send you! 😝 - I hope that Children of the Corn is on your list if you haven’t seen it - based on one of his short stories. One of my favorite movies!
OMG yes send it to me!!! I bet she is. She just plays crazy so so well. I've seen her mostly on tv- her amazing turn on Twin Peaks, of course, but then some great appearances on W&G and Frasier also. Always yelling, going nuts. Love it.
@@DavidvsFilm always nice to see a fellow Twin Peans fan!
Besides this movie, I've really only ever seen Piper Laurie onscreen from her days as a young romantic lead ingenue in the 1950s. Sweet, not crazy. This role really started a second career for her from what I know.
Tommy is trying to help Carrie. So is his girlfriend!
We were glad to find that out afterwards :) Didn't think it at the time.
The camera work should make it (finally) pretty clear that neither Sue nor Tommy is in on it. From the expression on Sue's face, to the body language, to the attempt to stop what's about to happen, it should be clear that she is not in on it.
Seeing this as a kid, I think it was the lack of showing Sue and Tommy in any of the planning that went on with the prank. Any time Chris and Nora were giggling about it they never included Sue that made me feel like Sue and Tommy were never in on it and genuinely wanted to help Carrie
Yes Ma'am Fr and I'm just seeing this now Hey remember that swimming pool scene Rage Carrie where the really mean bully guy Mark trying to kill Her he's Soo mean but She tricks him causing him to get trapped under water 💦🫁 he's Desperately Scrambling trying Soo hard to escape for Air and all You can say is Oops 🤭🤣 too late bye bye sir 💀 lol funny and Deserved wouldn't you kinda agree with me?
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学びました〜！！
For anyone who couldn't see Sue/Tommy's abject innocence from the start - consider this for all future movies; people conspiring to do a thing aren't trying to fool each other. They're both in on the plot, and would talk openly about the plot with each other, in private. Imagine Ocean's Eleven (original, of course), if they never discussed the heist. We'd be watching a movie with some guys wandering around, trying to figure what they were at the casino for, did they know each other, was it a coincidence they all seemed to be trying to steal money, etc. Maybe Marc should have 2 Bloody Marys when he watches this kind of film. 😁 For an old scare, check out Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte.
Great reaction guys! I remember watching this movie a long time ago feeling so sorry for Carrie and becoming freaked out!
Thank you so much my friend!!! Yeah it was awesome. I love movies like these because you can watch them closely the first time, but then they’re so good to put on anyone for years to come.
Disco inferno came out same year
William Theodore Katt, who plays Tommy does indeed have luxurious locks. He later became known as the star of the show The Greatest American Hero.
Yesssss!!!!!!! Thank you so much for saying this Nicole. I didn't include it in the reaction because I looked it up after, but I was like, "Where do I know him from??" and it was that show!! I was wayyyyy young when it came out, so I don't have many memories specifically of it (and initially mis-remembered it as Flash Gordon actually lol), but I did recognize him.
He also started in the House movies.
"Weird Al Jesus." Hahaha! 😹
Gotta get me one of those. Put it in Marc's closet 3 months from now when he's forgotten. Merry Christmas!
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Check out DePalma's underrated classic The Fury.
キャリーは、日本のテレビでも
よく放送されてました〜
やはり1作目ですね〜
リメイク版は、よりキャリーが強い
超能力少女になってしまって~
何かちがうんですよね〜
1作目のシシ一・スペイクさんの
内気ではかなげな感じ、
母親役の人もリアルな狂気さ、
キリスト像の眼の不気味さ、
ラストそっくりな形に処刑される毒母には、
カタルシスを憶えます〜
ほんとキャリーが、かわいそうでしかたない
名作ですね〜！
体育教師とのビンタバトルは、
デ・パルマの元の彼女と今の彼女の戦いだったときき、
一番のしたたか者は、デ・パルマですね〜！
Great reaction, subbed. 👍 If you like 70s horror I highly suggest watching "duel" with Dennis Weaver and Steven Spielberg in his directoal debut. It's a 70s classic!!!😃
Thanks so much, Zane!! And appreciate the recommendation!
I absolutely love that you decided to Stephen King month! Also I think this is the first time I can't endorse Marc's drink choice haha. Me and tomatoes do not vibe together!
Aww thank you!! I hope people like the theme ok :)
And GOD NO. He loves them though. He orders them on flights too and I'm like, "Even 32,000 feet removed from the earth, that's still wrong."
Hi lol yeah I'm just seeing this now and hey that swimming pool scene in Rage Carrie where the really mean bully guy Mark trying to kill Her he's Soo mean but She tricks him causing him to get trapped under water 💦🫁 he's Desperately Scrambling trying Soo hard to escape for Air and all You can say is Oops 🤭 too late bye bye sir 💀 lol funny and Deserved wouldn't you agree with me?
Great reaction! Such a classic!
A fantastic way to start off spooky season!
A great not so spooky Stephen King film is Dolores Claiborne starring Kathy Bates and Jennifer Jason Leigh, it is one of my favorites.
Looking forward to the rest of this month’s videos!!!
Thank you so much!! Yasssss on Dolores Claiborne!!!! "Sometimes they're driving home from their mistress's apartment, and their brakes suddenly fail..." Marc hasn't seen that one either. I saw all the "tame" Stephen King movies (DC, Shawshank, Stand By Me), but I have to now watch the scary ones I have avoided lol
Omg yes! I should not have read that book when I was in middle school though 😅 scarred me a bit
@@DavidvsFilm I say that to my husband all the time....I think he is scared of me 😂
As someone who has been bullied at school (beaten up every day after classes, being trow into the pool with all my bellongings, mocked by classmates, etc) this movie really evoke some deep emotions in me. The plot may be simple, but it's genious. I'm glad you guys have reacted to it. Also, there's a new version from 2013, (Carrie is interpreted by Chloë Moretz) ... different but also good. Idk why I don't find this new version so disturbing as the original, but in general you can check more modern and new effects available in the recent years.
Igor! Thank you so much for your comment. I am so sorry you had to experience that, and I can only hope that it made you stronger today (which I suspect is the case!) I haven’t seen the remake, so I probably shouldn’t compare, but in my opinion Sissy Spacek is just that perfect blend of plain but beautiful. She can simultaneously make the bullying seem plausible, but then also be the most beautiful girl at the prom. This movie was just ultimately devastating, mostly because Carrie was such an innocent soul. Even when doing terrible things at the end, she seemed to be as inexperienced with her powers as she was with her period in the opening scene.
@@DavidvsFilm I really enjoy your comments, analysis, jokes during all the reactions. Also, thank you so much for your kind words. Definitely being bullied, though not a pleasant experience, made me who I'm today (A stronger version of myselft, that belives kindness is the key). Thank you once again and ... I can't wait for the next journey/movie with you guys. Have a wonderfull day !!!❤❤
@@igorluiz845 ❤️❤️😁👊
Stephen King based the character of Carrie on a few girls he went to school with who were bullied. One came from a very religious family. This is one of the few movies that get styles right for the time period (excuse me for saying period). I must have watched that move 25 times, at least. Seeing it in the theater was amazing! It's like the entire theater jumped back at the end. I believe that was the actor who played Tommy Ross' real hair. He went on to play The Greatest American Hero. Anyway, it earned my subscription. Good job!
Hey thanks so much, @Tee Johnson!! We really appreciate that. I already watched it again actually (so good) and I’m sure it will be standard fare around the house period-ically… 😁
Well I was 16 years old when I saw Carrie in the theatre. I sat about 3 rows from the screen and seeing that hand come out looking so large along with the loudness of the sound system. Wow.
Watch a little friends and shake it off hahahahahaha
Carrie 2002 is closer to book.
Shooting Stars through the house making Carrie's mom fear her, mom's death is accurate to book, the neighbor scene is not missing like 1976 did.
Please react to that version also
Thank you for that info! That’s good to know because I wondered how the newer version compared.
The voice of the boy on the bike: Creepy Carrie, Creepy Carrie...that was Betty Buckleys voice.
That's crazy to me, but I believe it.
Disco inferno came out same year
Yeah the brunette girl and her boyfriend did not know what was going on. She asked her boyfriend to take her to the prom because she felt bad for the way she had treated her.
Yeah, I feel better about that now. We thought she was a part of it initially, him too.
Ok, so loved your reaction, but I have to take issue with one observation. You say, movies were different in the 70s and 80s with nudity, especially in horror movies, you had to include that T & A. You are confusing teen slasher movies from the 80s, that were often saturated with clumsy sex and nudity, with real psychological horror films from the 70s which is a completely different animal. The nudity at the beginning of Carrie is not meant to titillate or arouse, I mean I'm sorry you didn't enjoy it but it wasn't there for your enjoyment! It was meant as an establishing shot of the girls in PE locker room horseplaying, enjoying their nudity, easy camaraderie and silliness, and Carrie alone, withdrawn, ostracized, still showering just to enjoy the quiet from shrieking bullies.
Hey Delius! Appreciate your comment and for explaining this way. Great point- I probably was unfairly conflating the nudity from 80s slashers and 70s horror.
"Greece Lightning" HAHAHAHAHAHAHA To say I WHEEEZED
Thank you!! I’m so glad you liked that one lol. You always got my back 👊
Great reaction to a Great film. I'm so happy you guys are doing a Stephen King month. By chance what will be the other movies? Hope you didn't have nightmares.💜
Thanks Catherine!!
Sept 16 The Shining
Sept 23 The Mist
Sept 30 IT Chapter Two
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I thought Carrie's date reminded me of Robert Plant from Led Zeppelin. His hair was just a bit shorter than Robert Plant's.
'Goody Proctor' haha now that's a deep cut.
I seen her dancing in the forest!!! lol
The cast had lots of rehearsal time so their characters felt lived in.
Well it paid off. The acting was great.
If Mark dosent like bloody scary movies King did write some books (and adapted to film) that are scary for other reasons -- Dolores Claiborne - Stand by Me - Shawshank Redemption - The Stand ( Original is great but its quite long) -- Christine (has some bloody near the end ) The Green Mile -- Lawnmower Man -- just to name a few
Thanks Kathleen!! I personally have seen several of those (DC, SBM, SR, GM- all amazing), but I know he has seen none of them. So, GREAT SUGGESTIONS!
Ok first off......eve was framed! My favorite Stephen king movie, watched it in the theater when it came out..........I was so freaked out when I went to bed cause my closet door was slightly open😬
Hey that closet door being slightly askew is no joke! That's just asking for trouble ;)
@@DavidvsFilm right and mind you I was 12 😬🤣🤣🤣
Disco Inferno? Really?
You can't dig it? :)
LOL@"If I saw Carrie's mother, I would cross the street."
That is not a statue of Jesus. It is an image of St. Sebastian.
Thank you for clarifying for us!
The nudity is a DePalma thing, not a 70's thing. And I'm an appreciator of it.
Get outta here really?? I thought the 70s was a T&A extravaganza??
@@DavidvsFilm That would be the 80's.
Sissy distanced herself from the rest of the cast to get authenticity to her character
The director insisted a stunt double for Sissy at the end but Sissy was actually buried in the ground!!!!!
What??? No way! That’s dedication!
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One of my favorite horror movies. I also love the 2002 made for TV remake as well. Tbh I probably watched it more since I had it on DVD but the original is great. We don't acknowledge the 2013 remake though lol.
@@katwebbxo Naww Yeah lol you're Right it was actually terrible 😳 But What was actually Really funny was the scene where this Woman was swimming and when she came up for Air their was this invisible Thick Glass Trapping her under water 💦🫁🙍🏼😱 lol LMAO She was Super Desperate Pounding it like AWWWWW NOOO Soo Desperate For Air and not to Drown lol But YUP She Drowns LOL and everything goes back to normal like HA HA
the fact that Carrie is abused in such horrible ways by everyone from the bullies at the school to her mother to a freaking random kid on a bike makes you realize how cruel people actually can be to others. its a tragic story that shows how repulsive entitled people can be (Chris's unprovoked hatred), how disturbing someone can be when they take their beliefs too far (no offence intended), and how seemingly "innocent pranks" can have unimaginable consequences. even though this isn't a "fun" movie, it's my favorite from Stephen King because of the truths it rings and the warnings it gives.
William Katt The Greatest American Hero❤️(Classic TV) and Yes, that is his glorious hair...Also his mother is Barbara Hale, Perry Mason's secretary
You should look up on UA-cam the Documentary of "Carrie" to get a full appreciation of the film. What an outstanding masterpiece it is.
I wish I could give you 100 likes for all the trauma you endured...😇
Aww haha thank you. Poor Marc. And this is Scary Movie #1 lol. We got a whole 2 months to go
@@DavidvsFilm Brave fellas! I will NEVER watch a horror film again....😂
Hey David and Marc , I know you don’t know me but I’m Danielle my mom is Cecelia that Marc knows and my mom mentioned y’all UA-cam and I think y’all are so funny and me and my mom watch y’all and I subscribed to your channel ☺️
Hey Danielle!! Yes omg I love your Mom!! So glad y’all are watching :) Marc usually reads the comments anyway, but I’ll make sure to tell him you hit us up! Thanks so much ❤️👊😁
Amy Irving and William Kat were exceptional in this movie. He had a TV show as well. I always wondered what happened to the sole survivor, the Amy Irving character.
Hey Walter yeah! The Greatest American Hero (had to look it up afterwards because I knew I had memories somewhere of him from my childhood lol)
She went on to meet Carrie's half-sister, and promptly got killed!!! (See Carrie 2).
As I always have to say that's NOT Jesus,it's St Sebastian (google image him)🎩
The statue vim her prayer room isn’t Jesus but of the Catholic Saint Sebastian who was crucified and executed with arrows
Watch in October ''The Exorcist III'' (not the director's cut) with Mark lol
Hahaha can you imagine?? Especially his reaction during "that" scene??? I remember watching Exorcist III at the end of last year for the channel and really liking it. More so even than the original, honestly. It's still up from December if you wanna check it out. But yeah, he would die.
@@DavidvsFilm Oh my bad, David. I forgot you already watched ''The Exorcist III'', thought you've only watched the original. But still, it would be funny, since Mark hasn't seen it (yet). And I'm gonna watch your reaction again, although I know now I've already did, but forgot about it.
"That is Jesus from like Marshalls"😂 love you guys.
Haha thanks Brian!! Yeah we were just joking but a lot of people were very quick to tell us that was NOT Jesus, let alone Marshall’s Jesus.
@@DavidvsFilm Yeah, I saw them. I'm sure they meant well because you know it's a very important detail.🙄
@@brianr.3085 Hahaha naturally.
Sue and Tommy were not in on it. They were actually trying to help Carrie.
Yeah we found that out afterwards, which made us feel better. But in the moment, we still thought they were in on it. Glad to find out they both were genuine, though it ultimately didn't seem to help them :(
@@DavidvsFilm Yeah, it helped no one. In the book she destroyed the entire town. Sue also had a pregnancy scare in the book. She finds Carrie dying in the street in the end and cradles her as she dies, then feels the blood trickling down her own leg. She got her period.
@@shakycam3 Ooooh I kinda like that ending better. I mean I get how this one works well for the movie, but that’s probably tragic.
@@DavidvsFilm It’s a fantastic book. Very short. I used to read it on Prom night in high school. 🤣
And especially Private Schools 😂
They need to bring back slapping students, everyone has gone too soft on them these days and that's why we have a bunch of spoiled brat Karen's running around
i watched all 3 Carrie movie´s during summer, 1,3 i think are best and then the 2nd.
Stephen King was disappointed with the first draft of the book and threw it in the trash but his wife author Tabitha King retrieved it and helped him get the female aspect out and the rest is history as they say
The book his first became a bestseller
My first book of SK but didn't like the movie.
My instance of that was Jurassic Park. I remember lovvving that book when I first read it and being so excited about the movie, but preferring the book. And in that case I thought (and still think) the movie was really good, but I just really liked the book.
Little tidbit- the "creepy discount Jesus" figure in the prayer closet isn't Jesus- it's St Sebastian. A Christian Saint and martyr killed when he refused to renounce his Faith during the persecution of Christians- tied to a tree and shot with arrows.
When Carrie kills her Mother- Mrs White dies with a slight smile on her face- because she has now become a martyr like her religious Icon St. Sebastian.
Hey guys... New Subscriber here. I died on the Burn Baby Burn part. You two are hilarious. 👀💀😂
Hey thank you Desma!!! We really appreciate it. :) Shining coming tomorrow
Im glad yall caught on to the fact that not everyone was laughing but because of what her mother said thats what she sees.
Piper Laurie was also in tv series Twin Peaks
Thanks Thomas! That show has been on my “need to watch” list for a while. I’ve seen clips, but never the whole show. I did see her guest turn on Frasier, however, and she was awesomely crazy.
I was watching the 1961 movie "The Hustler" which starred Paul Newman and Piper Laurie. I was watching the movie with my younger sister and we were looking at a scene with Newman and Laurie. My sister said that she looked familiar and after a few seconds she said "OMG that's Carrie's mother". She then stated she got goose bumps. Goes to show how effective Piper Laurie was in that role.
Your channel is amazing!! I laugh & get scared with you. I am so sorry you chose a Bloody Mary for your drink..lol
Another great Stephen King movie is The Mist!!
Aww thanks April!! Well, then you'll be happy to know that we are uploading The Mist on Sept. 23!
@@DavidvsFilm I can't wait!!
Bernard Herrmann who composed the music for Psycho was supposed to compose the music for Carrie, but he passed away so Pink Donnagio was hired and his write reet reet music was possibly an homage to Herrmann in memoriam. Herrmann had composed the music for 2 previous films by the same director, Sisters and Obsession which are both excellent. My friend Dorothy is Bernard Herrmann's daughter and we occasionally talk about those olden tomes.
Мне не нравится этот Томми Росс или Роз.... получше там не было?
Great video! You guys should view and react to other Brian Depalma films if you liked his style of split screen and closeups. Try Dressed to Kill, The Fury, Body Double, Raising Cain. All good!
Thank you so much!! I wrote these down :)
Ok, Marc watching scary movies might be my new fave thing to watch. (Sorry Marc). Can you please watch more together? (Sorry Marc) We can start small...how bout Poltergeist, Cabin in the Woods, IT, Sixth Sense. (Sorry Marc). Then move onto Paranormal Activity, Blair Witch Project, Saw (Sorry Marc). But then only David should move onto Sinister and Hereditary (Sorry David).
Do it for Halloween. Do it for the fans. (Sorrynotsorry).
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Hey hey old* friend!! (*not old as in age, rather the longevity of our awesomeness together since the early days of the channel lol) Those are some great titles and I can confirm that several are already on my list for this Halloween season ;)
@@DavidvsFilm haha happy to be old friends! I am so delighted to watch your channel grow and you're nearly 10k, big milestone. I know you adore Halloween too, looking forward to your reactions (next to Marc, you're the brave one now, which is adorable).💖🎃
Hi it’s me, David.
Here are my requests for movies for the SPOOKY SEASON 🎃🎃👹👻☠🤡
I saved the movies for the 2000’s near the end of list.
Classic Horror
A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
The Amityville Horror (1979)
An American Werewolf in London (1981) hard “R”
Poltergiest(1982)
Horror Comedy
Young Frankenstein (1974)
Scary movie (2000).
Shaun of the Dead (2004)
Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992). The series aired in 1997 on the WB network.
Creepy Kids
The Omen (1976)
The Shining (1980)
Christmas Horror
Gremlins (1984)
Krampus (2015)
Kevin Williamson created the1998 teen drama Dawson’s Creek. and wrote the screenplays for:
Scream (1996) Scary Movie was a parody of Scream. Scary Movie came out in 2000.
I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997)
The Faculty (1998)
HUSH (2016) on Netflix Domestic Horror a hard “R” A great story. I loved it.
2000’s Horror
The Grude (2004) PG-13. This one should have gotten an “R” rating.
Paranormal Activity (2007)
Paranormal Activity (2010)
Happy Death Day (2017)
Ready or Not (2027)
Drag Me To Hell (2009). PG-13. This one should have gotten an “R” rating.
The Ring (2005) PG-13 Needed an “R” rating.
I hope the two of you will be able to react to these films in October.
Goodnight. 🌕
Excellent! Thank you. Some of these already have reactions on the channel, so I hope you’ll check them out. Others we already have on the list for this year, so those are coming up. :)
16:38 la parejita de atrás de la chica de la gorra roja estaban chapando 💏
“ ….doesn’t say much about John Travolta”. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I mean... :)
Fellas. Remember this was in 1976. I grew up in the 70’s. There was a lot of women being slapped in movies. Men were aggressive and severely sexual with female in these 70’s flicks. Close to disturbing.
Now horror movies of the 70’s and 80’s were graphically violent using practical effects.
Sexual subject matter and gruesome violence were the two main ingredients for horror movies back then.
The Amityville Horror (1979) The Exorcist (1973) and Carrie (1976) all gave me nightmares for weeks.
If you fellas plan to react to The Exorcist for Spooky Season fair warning. This film is NOT FOR THE FAINT at HEART. In other words the movie will mess you up in the head.
Just letting you know. But I would stay away from THAT MOVIE!
BTW: If there is a Spooky Season movies planned I have many request to share with you.
I will make a list.
Have an amazing day or evening. Later.
Great point, Jae, thank you so much! I watched The Exorcist and it was pretty scary, but honestly Exorcist III stuck with me more. I don't know why, exactly, but probably because of Brad Dourif's performance as The Gemini Killer.
And yes! Please let me know your suggestions
Absolutely brilliant reaction to one of my favourite films!!! You two are well funny! I pissed myself a couple of times but especially at the quick snippet of 'Disco Inferno' hahahaha!!
You both are hilarious and clearly have good hearts as I use this film as a tester.... those who condemn Carrie for killing everyone at the prom are arseholes and those who cheer her on are decent and you both passed with flying colours!
Subbed double lively!!
Incidentally, one of my other favourite films is 'Psycho II' (don't gasp, I know the first is a classic but Psycho II has Meg Tilly and you get to learn more about Norman), I'm sure you probably already seen it as you mention the Hitchcock original here but if you haven't, I can't recommend it enough!
Rob from London x
Rob! What a great comment, and thank you so much!! We really had a great time watching Carrie, and we hope that we do you proud with future videos ;)
1. Stephen King threw this book away, but his wife took it out and told him to send it in. It's the first one that sold to a legitimate publisher that wasn't adult pulp and the first to be adapted into a movie.
2. Back then teachers were allowed to strike a student if warranted.
3. Another religious nut bag can be found in King's "The Mist".
4. Norma/PJ Soles 😍 Al long as I have a face....😋 (she has to ace that ballcap)
5. Sue, Tommy and Miss Collins really were trying to help Carrie. I read the book.
6. The bully teacher Mr. Fromm/Sydney Lassic Played Chezwick in "One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest".
7. If Billy's a high school student, so am I.
8. Margaret's crucifixion pose is the same as the St. Sabastian.
9. Both Sissy and Piper Laurie were nominated for Oscars but Horror never gets tha love so they lost.
10. The only thing good in the second LOSER remake is Carrie/Chloe Grace Moretz could get it. (King remakes are 0/10)
Hey William thank you so so much for your comment!! I especially loved "If Billy's a high school student, so am I." Hilarious.
Interesting tidbit. The voice of the little boy on the bike screaming “creepy Carrie “ is Betty Buckley… the little boy is the directors son. Also…. Priscilla Pointer and Amy Irving are really mother and daughter. This was my first Steven King book. Also I saw this in a one screen theater . We waited in the lobby for the second show and when the final jump scare occurred. The doors busted open with those exiting. Scared the bejeebers out of all of us in the lobby. So glad you are doing King month! I hope you review Misery. That one is so creepy! You’ll love it! Another great review! Keep ‘em coming guys!
Thanks so much, and that is a HILARIOUS anecdote! I can only imagine. I didn't know that about Betty Buckley doing the voice or the kid being his son! Nor did I know that was Amy Irving's real mother. So thank you once again my friend for this awesome info- appreciate you as always :)
Carrie has a 'take no prisoners' approach once she reaches full tilt mad cray cary! No one is safe!!!
Haha true!!! Such an overall tragedy though :( But on the bright side, it was probably a very short graduation ceremony and Sue was likely promoted to Valedictorian.
@@DavidvsFilm 😂😂😂
I don't like horror movies either, EXCEPT 1408. One of my favorites.
That was a GREAT movie.
He was not Jesus, was Saint Sebastian.
Also, fun fact - the characters of Sue Snell and her mom in the movie are played by real life mother and daughter actresses, Amy Irving and Priscilla Pointer, respectively.
Ok I had no idea that was her mother in real life! All I knew about Amy Irving was Stephen Spielberg, and all I knew about her mom was the tv show Dallas.
7:13 LMFAO 😆
Thank you!! I was hoping that was clear what I was saying (aka "Miracle Mirror")
Yeah 🤣 I'm just seeing this now and hey that swimming pool scene Rage Carrie where the really mean bully guy Mark trying to kill Her he's Soo mean but She tricks him causing him to get trapped under water 💦🫁 he's Desperately Scrambling trying Soo hard to escape for Air and all You can say is Oops 🤭🤣 too late lol funny and Deserved wouldn't you agree with me?
LOL I haven't seen the 1976 version, but I have seen the remake and just the start is SO much different.
Yeah I haven't seen the remake, but I did wonder if Chloe Grace Moretz was as "revealing" as Sissy Spacek. Doubtful.
@@DavidvsFilm firm no. Lol. This version is crazy. I like it better
“Water board that bitch”🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
One bloody mary and a stalk of limp celery in, and Marc gets savage right??
@@DavidvsFilm I’m here for the savage😎
@@DavidvsFilm also, this movie/story by King gives me the feel of like epic Greek tragedies. Sooo good!
Yes!!!! That hit me more when I was editing this- just an overall tragedy. No one emerged from the end of it better. Mostly all dead in fact, except poor ol' Sue.
You need to introduce Mark to the movie The Exorcist.. he'll love it.
"Greased Lightning" lol
You know what? Exorcist was the first movie I watched and did a reaction on (it was a hot mess- my reaction, not the movie lol), and I also watched and really liked Exorcist III. I agree that Marc should watch at least the first one! It would freak him out.
You should do Stand By Me. Still a great Stephen King movie but it won't traumatize poor Marc.
Thanks, yeah I totally agree. Shawshank Redemption too. I've seen them both, but he hasn't and I think he would like them. This year we're gonna do (obvs Carrie), The Shining (watching tonight), The Mist, then IT Chapter Two. But I envision doing Stephen King September for the next several years to come- if God willing my Little Engine that Could channel makes it!- because there are many other movies (Stand By Me included) that I want to see. :)
Tommy and Sue were not part of the set up. They were unaware of the plan, which is why Sue was alarmed when she found the cord leading to the bucket.
Come on guys it's not that difficult.
Yeah, BUT keep in mind we're watching this for the first time, and we don't know where it's headed. In my opinion, De Palma does not make it very clear that they are NOT in on it, especially in the context of lumping them in with the other girls/guys (their friends) who are facilitating it. Nothing pointed to them being genuine until the very end, which is exactly when we started questioning it.
You guys should have more views. Keep going w game of thrones please.
Thank you so much!! ♥️
You hear that UA-cam??? Listen to Angeline! She's smart.
Hey man!! Hey Marc!! Wassup!!
I have to be honest with you, I've never watched this movie until this video...
So I'm glad my first time was with both of you 😏😅 JK
I hope you watch the remastered 2013 version, for YT or at least by yourself, and let us know your opinion of both of them.... That one is the one I've watched and I liked it, because of 3 actresses (Carrie, Teacher and Mother) Surprise, surprise 😉😉
Nobody in that school were innocent, they deserved it!!! 😈😈
PS: I loved how Marc started to sing just to avoid the scary moments... Also, we're so sorry for making you watch this movie, please tell us if you actually had nightmares. 😅
And yes! He is right!! She looks like Elizabeth Olsen! 🤣🤣🤣
Haha thanks Oscar!! Yeah Marc ain’t gonna make it lol. He better have a whole book of songs ready, like a human jukebox!
OMG OMG OMG I loved coming and seeing this on my sub pageeee. I clicked on it so fast, im a new subscriber and yall are awesome!!
Aww thank you Madison!!! :) So glad you like it 😁
Yes Ma'am 💯 and I'm just seeing this now and hey that swimming pool scene in Rage Carrie where the really mean bully guy Mark trying to kill Her he's Soo mean but She tricks him causing him to get trapped under water 💦🫁 he's Desperately Scrambling trying Soo hard to escape for Air and all You can say is Oops 🤭🤣 too late bye bye sir 💀 lol funny and Deserved wouldn't you agree with me?
@@Steven-ez6qp 1000% I read the Carrie book when I was a kid and really debated w my morals when I was cheering for her to get back at everyone 😂😅
@@madisonwhite3360 And She was Smarter lol it seems like You Women are smarter than men because he could have used the harpoon gun he dropped at the bottom to cut himself Free but he just Lost his head Desperate and Panic because he couldn't Breathe 😵💦🫁 lol and She calmly swam to the bottom and got his harpoon gun he tried to kill Her with and Cut Herself Free 🥰🙆🏼 and while he's Forced to Gasp his lungs Filling Up with water lol She's getting herself a Breath of fresh Air 🥰🙆🏼 kinda Satisfying Funny and True Right?
@@madisonwhite3360 Yesss 😍 Sweetie I'm Super Satisfied You like it 😍 that mean guy's Desperately Scrambling Trapped underneath Thick Plastic Tarp Covering over him 💦🫁😲 he's Punching and Clawing at the Thick Plastic Tarp trying to Push his head through Super Desperate lol Hope he can hold his breath long enough to escape for Air But NOPE lolol HA HA he runs outta Time Force to Gasp 😮💨 his Lungs Filling up with water 💦🫁😵💦 I bet he thaught of his little harpoon gun he could have used to cut himself Free at the last second when he was Drowning like NOOO NOO PLEASE WANT Too late bye bye sir 💀 lol he's Gone lolol Yup 😍
Like a Weird Al Jesus 😁
I watched Carrie when I was probably preteen and I didn’t know it was horror at the time. So traumatized.
Oh my God Katherine! Yeah, that would do it. Lol
You had me at 'sportsketball'😂😂
Heyyyyy girrrrrllllllll!!!!!! Hahaha yeah, I think you can imagine both or massive lack of interest as well as massive lack of talent in all things sports-related. EXCEPT Sports movies and TV shows, which I actually really enjoy. Friday Night Lights is one of my Top 3 tv shows of all time.
@@DavidvsFilm Remember the Titans is one of the best football movies I've seen in a long time...Denzel and a ton of other great actors. Also love the S.K. month and looking forward to the spooky October too! As always, much love from Oregon💚
He is not in on the plan. Neither is the girl who had him ask her out!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yeah, we found that out after.
I think Carrie’s mom is strictly an Old Testament kind of woman
Hahahaha you’re probably right.
Honestly teenagers back then looked older. My dad at 16 looked like he was 25
For real though! Tougher generation. ;)