Carrie (1976)
Année de sortie: 1976
Nation: United States
Alternative Title: De jongste dochter van satan, Carrie, a Estranha, Kiusaajat, Carrie au bal du diable, Ekrixis orgis, Carrie - Lo sguardo di Satana, Carrie: Extraño presentimiento, Carrie: Un extraño presentimiento, Het meisje met de duivelse kracht, Keri, Кэрри, Günah tohumu, Carrie - Des Satans jüngste Tochter, Stephen King's Carrie
Réalisateur: Brian De Palma
Writer: Lawrence D. Cohen
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: abusive mother, based on novel or book, bible, cemetery, child abuse, crucifix, cruelty, firestorm, high school, horrified, hostile, humiliation, isolation, mother daughter relationship, outsider, praying, prom, rage, religion, religious horror, revenge, school, school bullying, stage, supernatural horror, suspenseful, taunting, teacher, teen scream, teenage girl, telekinesis, tragic, unrequited love
Histoire
Carrie White, a withdrawn and sensitive teenage girl, suffers from abuse at home by her fanatically religious mother, Margaret. At school, she faces relentless taunting from her classmates, who humiliate her in front of the entire senior class during a locker room shower after gym class by throwing tampons at her, believing that she is menstruating for the first time. This cruel incident causes Carrie to become enraged and locked into an emotional state, triggering strange supernatural occurrences around her. When she later discovers that she possesses telekinetic powers, Carrie decides to use them to exact revenge on those who have wronged her.
Résumé
Based on Stephen King's novel of the same name, 'Carrie' is a seminal film in the horror genre, directed by Brian De Palma in 1976. The story focuses on the tragic and horrifying consequences of teenage bullying and religious fervor, told through the lens of supernatural horror. Carrie White's isolation and humiliation serve as catalysts for her unleashing telekinetic powers, leading to a climactic and suspenseful prom night revenge that has become one of cinema's most iconic scenes.
