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Title: Unleashing Terror: Carrie (1976) In 1976, director Brian De Palma unleashed “Carrie“ upon audiences, forever changing the landscape of horror cinema and solidifying its place as a classic of the genre. Adapted from Stephen King's bestselling novel of the same name, the film tells the chilling tale of Carrie White, a shy and socially awkward teenage girl with telekinetic powers, who becomes the victim of relentless bullying and abuse at the hands of her peers and her fanatically religious mother. Set in a small town in Maine, “Carrie“ introduces us to the titular character, portrayed with haunting intensity by Sissy Spacek. Carrie is an outcast at her high school, tormented by her classmates and subjected to the cruel whims of her mother, Margaret White (Piper Laurie), a devout zealot who believes Carrie's powers are a manifestation of sin. As Carrie struggles to navigate the trials and tribulations of adolescence, her telekinetic abilities begin to manif
