It’s still a few months until Carrie is due to debut in cinemas (it’s out in October in the US and November in the UK), but in order to try and get us excited, a motion poster has debuted, which you can take a look at above.
Based on Stephen King’s first novel, the film tells the story of a teenage girl with a tyrannical mother, who gets bullied at school. However she begins to develop telekinetic powers, which come to full fruition on the night of the prom.
Take a look at the carnage in the motion poster.
There have been big gaps in Kimberley Peirce CV, with her first film, Boys Don’t Cry coming in 1999, then nothing until Stop Loss in 2008 and we’ll getting her latest movie, a remake of Carrie, next year. She’s hoping there won’t be as big a gap until her follow-up, as she’s already signed up for a remake of the French thriller With a Friend Like Harry.
Young actress Portia Doubleday, who’s appeared in the likes of Youth In Revolt and Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son has signed on to star in the MGM Studios’ remake of Stephen King’s Carrie for director Kimberly Peirce, according to 
MGM Studios is ramping up their casting efforts for the upcoming Carrie remake, bringing on Judy Greer, Ivana Baquero (Pan’s Labyrinth), and Gabriella Wilde (The Three Musketeers) for the Kimberly Peirce directed film, according to 
It may be called Carrie, but the juiciest role in both Stephen King’s book and the 1976 book is the lead character’s mother – indeed it gave Piper Laurie a rare horror movie acting Oscar nomination. Now MGM’s planned remake may have found its harridan of a mom in the form of Julianne Moore, according to 
MGM is busy mining its back catalogue for properties to remake and one it’s keen on giving a do-over is Stephen King’s Carrie, with Boys Don’t Cry helmer Kimberly Peirce attached to direct. Now the director and studio are closing in on a young actress for the lead role, with 
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