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Carrie – Season 1, Episode 8: AP Physics (2026) – Review

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There comes a time where you have to let go of what is known if you want to embrace the new, but there were times

Carrie – Season 1, Episode 7: Romantic Literature (2026) – Review

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As we creep ever closer to the epic slice of retribution that closes out the book of Carrie, we find the penultimate episode finally starting

Carrie – Season 1, Episode 6: Home Economics (2026) – Review

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I’m noticing that there seems to be something of a tonal pattern forming with Carrie. As we slide into the sixth episode, I’ve seen that

Carrie – Season 1, Episode 5: Physical Education (2026) – Review

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When reimagining such an oft told story as Carrie, it’s in everyone’s best interests if the creators change up the established order a bit. Obviously,

Carrie – Season 1, Episode 4: Dramatic Arts (2026) – Review

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One thing that’s been particularly rewarding about Mike Flanagan’s do-over of Carrie so far is the attention that’s been paid to its antagonists. While previous

Carrie – Season 1, Episode 3: Social Studies (2026) – Review

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While some might think I was a bit harsh on Carrie’s rather static second episode, “Social Studies” manages to turn things around by offering us

Carrie – Season 1, Episode 2: Foreign Language (2026) – Review

October 8, 2026 greigzilla

As we get into the second of the four episodes Mike Flanagan has directed during Carrie’s run, we already start to see evidence of dark

Carrie – Season 1, Episode 1: First Period (2026) – Review

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Was the world really in dire need of yet another adaptation of Carrie? It’s a fair question, especially since the very first crack at Stephen

The Life Of Chuck (2024) – Review

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After adaptions of Stephen King’s work that’s included such films as The Shawshank Redemption, The Green Mile and Stand By Me, it’s still amazing that