The Rage: Carrie 2

I would have given this movie a 1, but I laughed so hard, so many times, that I had to give it a little credit, in the off off off off chance the film was Supposed to be funny. A movie so bad you'll think chimps wrote it. You'll wish chimps had written it. Dialogue so canned that only it and the cockroaches will survive the coming nuclear holocaust. The movie Exaggerates its awfulness by intersplicing scenes from the Original Carrie (a really good film) into scenes from this one. Like intersplicing scenes from Taxi Driver into Baby Geniuses. Do not rent it alone, as you will NOT enjoy the experience. You will need someone next to you to confirm the badness of what you are viewing. Worst actress of the Millenium goes to poor poor Amy Irving as the stone-faced, monotone, disastrously wooden school counselor. Worst movie of the year so far (see also _Arlington Road_). --FRINK-3

The Rage: Carrie 2 Dumb sequel is a practical scene-for-scene mimic of the original with lesser actors, a lesser screenplay, and a lesser impact. Based on the novel by Stephen King writing as Richard Bachman (originally titled "The Rage"), I can't believe King ever thought he could keep his alias a secret after releasing the book, which was identical to his original. The movie's even worse. ** / ***** R (violence, language, nudity)

This to me is a great sequel, and I actually think I liked this one more than the 1976 classic Carrie. Emily Bergl and Jason London are really good and it's nice to see Amy Irving return as Sue Snell. I think this is a highly underrated film and I would recommend anyone who was a fan of the original to give it a chance.

Carrie didn't need a sequel, but as sequels go, The Rage: Carrie 2 isn't awful. It expands the story in an interesting way (much similar to the novel in fact), letting us know that Carrie might not have been the only one out there with this power. Amy Irving returns as Sue Snell, the sole survivor of the prom massacre all those years ago, and turns in a respectable performance with the material she gets which only amounts to a handful of scenes. Emily Bergl is excellent as the lead, Rachel, who doesn't know what to make of her powers and only uses them when she's cornered up against a wall. The finale is far gorier and more over the top than the one in the original with eyeballs exploding, fire pokers going through skulls, people being decapitated, and a spear gun going through a teen boy's genitals.

In this gory follow-up to the highly overrated 1975 film, THE RAGE tells the story of Carrie White's future half-sister Rachel Lang. Much like in the original, the film's heroine is teased, belittled, insulted, and threatened on a daily basis; and to make matters worse, she witnesses her best friend committing suicide and her dog being hit by a car. Ouch. But this is what I liked about the film: it cleverly presented numerous horrendous situations that really can and do happen in high school life; the kinds of situations that would, if digested in the abundance that Rachel had, drive one to murder or suicide. You can really understand and empathize with Rachel (nicely portrayed by the beautiful Emily Bergl), and you ultimately feel no pity for the hapless "victims" when the inevitable conclusion rolls around.

The first Carrie movie is very good. This is better. It is scarier then Carrie (1976) Carrie (2013) is better. But still this is a great movie. It has a great story line. It also has great acting. It also has great special effects. 4.6 is a good rating. But this is such a good movie that 4.6 is underrating it. I give it 9 out of 10 because it is one of the scariest movies from the 90's. I need more lines and I am running out of things to say. Great movie great movie great movie great movie. See it see it see it see it see it. It is one horror movie you do not want to miss. If this movie does not scary you then no movie will. This movie will make your hairs stand on end.