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So, what do you think of The Rage: Carrie 2?

We need a consensus, Constant Listeners.

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I remember watching The Rage on television a few times growing up and then re-watching it (along with all the other Carrie movies) when I first found your guys' podcast a couple years ago. And I jus re-watched it to listen to your guys conversation. I'm gonna go out on a limb and say it's better than the other couple Carrie remakes that came out later. Unfortunately this movie just re-treads the 1973 movie and doesn't add anything to the Carrie lore. The only it that is added is the shoe-horned "Rachel is Carrie's half-sister" plot point and it's just so unsatisfying. As a movie on its own it's just fine. The end sequence is gnarly and that final jump scare is effective (though out of left field). I overall think it remembers the face of its father.

Nick Weird

I'd like to see some of them myself. What I'm saying is that King himself wants them to mostly not be available to general audiences.

Bryant Burnette

You will dig this then.

The Losers' Club

Ohhh we go all in on ZTB.

The Losers' Club

Lotta good ZTB in that flick.

Adam Dietz

what if they were available and free then?

Ivan Prushnok

Bryant,

Ivan Prushnok

Many of them are on YouTube. Several also on Vimeo.

The Losers' Club

I think it remembers the face of its father. Not in significant clarity; you wouldn't want to trust a sketch artist's rendering of that face. But I can think of numerous King movies that are actually based on his work that are not merely worse than this movie, but way worse. Cell, A Good Marriage, Thinner, The Langoliers, Trucks, Bag of Bones, the remake of Children of the Corn, etc. That's my take on it, at least. For a fauxquel, it's alright.

Bryant Burnette

I haven't watched it, but my friend Jamie appears as an extra! So instant Five Noser for me.

John Patterson

That's not the intent of the Dollar Baby program, though; King lets aspiring filmmakers make those for school projects and to help them get into festivals, and that's to help them develop, not to help them gain notoriety or money. So most of them are not viewable by general audiences, nor should they be; it's how the system King has established works.

Bryant Burnette

Sorry for posting that question here, but i for the life of me cant find any of these things.

Ivan Prushnok

Stephen king Brethren, where can I watch any of the one for the road dollar babies? It seems like a waste to make these things and never be able to let them see the light of day outside of exclusive viewing festivals/opportunities!

Ivan Prushnok

I mean it's not *that* bad.

Andrew Ford


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