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A set featuring Carrie, The Rage: Carrie 2, and Carrie (the 2002 television film) was released on September 14, 2010, [66] and, as part of MGM's 90th anniversary, the film was included with Misery and The Silence of the Lambs on June 3, 2014. [67]
When Chris pulls the cord, both of the buckets tip over, drenching them both with pigs' blood. Desjardin reflexively responds to the prank by laughing. However, she later tries to help Carrie, who pushes her aside with her telekinesis because she telepathically sees that deep down Desjardin still is laughing at her. Once outside, although ...
Following Carrie's return from the massacre, Margaret steps into the bathroom while Carrie is still in the bathtub washing off the pigs' blood. She calls Carrie a witch for destroying the town and tries to drown her in the bathtub while reciting the "bedtime prayer". Carrie then kills Margaret by causing her heart to stop.
It had a 5.0/12 household rating among males aged 18–49, making it the third most-watched airing for this demographic. Among women aged 18–34, it was the most-watched program with a 6.3/16 rating. Carrie also obtained the best 18–49 score for a single-part made-for-TV broadcast since ABC's broadcast of Brian's Song in December 2001. [11]
And just like that, Soles's career was off and running. Two years after Carrie, she cemented her Scream Queen status with a memorable role in John Carpenter's pioneering 1978 slasher movie, Halloween.
A slaughterhouse is being accused of illegal slaughtering methods after an animal rights group released undercover video this week. Graphic leaked video shows 'appalling' pig slaughter Skip to ...
At prom, the blood is dumped on Carrie, but in the process the bucket falls and hits Tommy on the head, killing him. Carrie at first flees in sadness, but is soon overtaken by rage and locks the gymnasium doors with her powers and sets the room on fire. She continues to wreak havoc on the scene, killing multiple students and teachers.
Equipment malfunctions at Hormel Food Corp.'s Austin plant this month caused thousands of gallons of pigs' blood, grease and other detritus to leak into the city's sewer system. It occurred at ...