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[YT Edit] Carrie (1976) (Patreon)

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2025-10-18 22:52:17
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Hey guys! Here is the YT edit for "Carrie" which will premiere shortly!

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Ronnie

I am looking forward to your reaction. I wonder if it will be like IT?

Doc Larry/old geezer

Classic Stephen King — another perfect Halloween choice. Sissy Spacek was absolutely brilliant in this role.

Edgar Gonzalez

Classic movie. I read the books first by Stephen King then watched the movie... Come to think of it, I do that with a lot of Stephen King movies. Fist the book, THEN the movie.

The One Man Reaction Faction

Love this movie! Stephen King's first novel and his first novel to get the big screen treatment. That ending!! Sissy Spacek and Piper Laurie (RIP) were both nominated for Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress, respectively. Spacek would go on to win the Oscar for Best Actress for her portrayal of Loretta Lynn in Coal Miner's Daughter a few years later (a movie that you should definitely react to on the channel) She's always been an acting powerhouse. Such an iconic film and I'm glad you got to watch it. There's also a fun little fan theory that Carrie actually has a variant of the Shining, which is why she can do what she can do. Good stuff!

To Wa

The events of Carrie are mentioned in King's The Dead Zone and IIRC Firestarter...same universe.

Celeste McAllister🍓

Travolta and his girlfriend,they got what was coming to them and mother of the year award goes to!.....

Clay F

JOHN TRAVOLTA MOVIES - Lead Role --"Saturday Night Fever" (1977) --"Urban Cowboy" (1980) (w/Debra Winger who was in An Officer and a Gentlemen you and Carly reacted to). JOHN TRAVOLTA MOVIE - Support Role "The Thin Red Line" (1998)

Andrew Myers

First thing I skipped straight to the For Sale sign scene at the end, because you just know it's gonna be a great Cassie moment. And yes, if given the option, I will happily eat dessert *before* dinner, lol.

Tim C

Growing up in the 70s and 80s Life was different for better or worse . Yah the Shinning was Stephen King but he never really like the Screen adaptations to his Novels. Not that I ever read his books. 🙂

K, Zachary

So did you get this out the way to watch the Holy War Utah BYU? What do they play for........the Beehive Boot? 10-7 at the half BYU ahead. You could say Nightmare in Bed? Maybe I don't know? That might be a Zach what were you thinking? Question When my gf squints her eyes and shakes her head at me. Anyway to the movie horror classic. Nice pick. Great reaction we loved it.

Wesley White

Good reaction Cass! I've never seen this movie, but I don't know if I want to though, it's not that it scares me, it's that it hits a little to close to home for me! Like Carrie, I to was somewhat of an outcast during my high school days, so I know what it's like being bullied and picked on! I, like you, hate bullies a lot! Ironically I to was on the Prom court back in my senior year, thankfully I didn't win, nor did I want to win, because I just knew it was stupid popularity contest sham! Though I've seen bits and pieces of this movie before, so I knew what was going to happen before it happened lol! Still, great reaction Cassie, I knew that last scene was going to make you jump scare lol! Since it made third place, I'm hoping and fingers crossed for you and Carly to react to Van Helsing! I'll simply say this about it without spoilers, it's cheesy, but it's fun! It has elements of horror, but I know you and Carly can handle it! It's like The Mummy movies just in a Gothic tone, ironically directed by the same director of The Mummy movies and Hugh Jackman is AWESOME!!! Love and support and happy Spooky season🥰😇🙏🤗😉✌🌹🎃

Mike Lemon

Always have dessert first. You could choke on your meal, you don't want to go out before the chocolate lava cake.

Chris Thom

I remember Sissy Spacek in the movie, but I'd forgot what a great performance the actress who played the mom gave. Great work. Some of the editing there at the end was fantastic. Loved the split screen.

GM

Carrie is a great pick. Which movies are on Cassie's "Nope" list? I have: The Exorcist Rosemary's Baby The Strangers Hostel Human Centipede Pet Sematary Texas Chainsaw Massacre

Chris Thom

Sounds about right. Except I don't think she ever really said anything about TCM?

Chris Thom

Are all his novels inside the same extended universe?

Chris Thom

It films are a very different kind of thing imo. Some of the same coming of age stuff, but less things designed to illicit fear.

mikethemotormouth

1:05 I mean, I would also say that about The Exorcist(1973) and Texas Chainsaw Massacre(1974) but...

mikethemotormouth

Is that The Strangers(2008)? What's up with that?

Chris Thom

Her brother said it "would scare her bad so she should stay away from it".

Chris Thom

Carrie is kind of a triggering film for sure. But this was a great reaction vid. one of her better ones imo. Worth watching just the edited vid for a taste of it.

Chris Thom

I don't fully understand how she gets her feet involved in some jump scares, but it's definitely something. The sheer variety of movements is pretty impressive.

Raven Dark

From her reaction to The Sixth Sense: "I think that's as scary as I can go, so no one go recommending The Texas Chainsaw Massacre." And I can definitely see TCM being way too far for her. :D

Andrew Myers

lol, my ex was much the same way -- when a good jump scare hits, it's the whole body trying to get back from the screen at once. If they aren't seated, they wind up sprawled on the ground.

Clay F

Hereditary (2018)?

Happy Hanukkah

Dessert before dinner??? 😲😲😲 How can you have any pudding if you don't eat your meat?!

Happy Hanukkah

For a less stressful movie with Amy Irving, howzabout The Competition (1980), alongside Richard Dreyfuss?

Happy Hanukkah

"So did you get this out the way to watch the Holy War Utah BYU?" Funny you should mention that, since my takeaway from this reaction was: If you ever watch a movie containing jump scares with Cassie, make sure to wear full football protective gear.

Richard Maurer

I’ve been told multiple times by mods there is no nope list - just a few films (Exorcist, Hereditary, Human Centipede) Cassie’s said she won’t watch under any circumstances. Any other movie is up for discussion (within reason, no Cannibal Holocaust, for instance). Any other movies said to be “nopes” are just patrons giving their opinion, but they are not off the table.

Richard Maurer

As a for instance, I mentioned The Omen being on the nope list and a mod told me it wasn’t and then said there is no nope list. IMO - If the only films that she for sure won’t watch are the 3 I mentioned then they should be mentioned on the FAQ page, to help cut down on the confusion.

Joe J

I guess using an AI image on the thumbnail reduces the risk of copyright issues?

Joe J

I think The Omen and Pet Sematary are a possiblity in the future. Dr. Sleep was considered off the table...but it was on a poll.

Joe J

Oh ok. That image seems not very impactul to me. Cassie's thumbnail for Blair Witch is funny and grabs your attention, who knows maybe the right image does make a difference with views.

Above Average Dave

Or CROSSING DELANCY with Peter Riegert. Cassie would like this off-beat romance. Also, the only movie I've ever seen that features a pickle salesman as a major character, which should make it mandatory viewing alone.

Above Average Dave

Whenver we go out to eat, my wife looks at the desserts on the menu first to see how much — if anything — to order for supper, a meal which simply serves as a promissory note that dessert will be arriving soon.

Above Average Dave

btw, Cassie, Sissy Spacek kills it in a good way in COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER, the true story of country singer Loretta Lynn. Bonus, Tommy Lee Jones plays her husband and Beverly D'Angelo (CHRISTMAS VACATION), going way against type, also nails it as Patsy Cline. This movie paved the way for other similar biopics, perhaps most notably WALK THE LINE with Reese Witherspoon and Joaquin Phoenix.

Above Average Dave

Nor from Peter Riegert and his barrels of pickles. It should also be noted that, much like barbecue, pickles are nearly a religion here in North Carolina and much of the Southeast.

kaiielle

Thumbnails are so tricky sometimes. YouTube has A/B testing and most reactors that have used it notice a minimal difference in viewer clicks when trying two or three different thumbnails. When you search Carrie reactions, most channels use the same 2-3 images. So Cassie's thumbnail does stand out from others. It can make a difference to choose an image that nobody else has.

Just Plain Bob

(Possibly) stupid question of the day: what’s A/B testing?

Clay F

+1 for COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER

Clay F

As Richard indicated, these 3 are what I've heard her say are a no: Exorcist, Hereditary, Human Centipede

kaiielle

Bob: it allows creators to set multiple thumbnails and/or titles for one video for its release. The variations will be shown across the site and give back data on which ones performed the best. The creator would, after a few days, select the best performing one to be the final one for the video.

Clarence Newman

I vaguely remember Cassie saying that The Omen was a nope, purely because of the possessed child, but I don't think she's ever admitted to having a list. There are some films that are just too gross to be considered (ie gross for the sake of it, rather than artfully-considered Brundlefly gross), but since she lifted the lid on Passion of the Christ and GoT, I really don't think there's much that's beyond her limits. I've certainly thought about the nope list less and less these past few months. She clearly didn't enjoy October last year - there were several occasions when jumpscares seemed to genuinely anger her - but that doesn't seem to be the case this year. It might just be me, but she seems to be having fun with it. Maybe, by embracing the genre, channeling her inner Eddie the Eagle, and seeing horror for what it is (just another form of movie ENTERTAINMENT), she's managing to enjoy the emotional shock treatment a lot more. She's also building an October to be proud of, and that's gotta feel good, right?

Clarence Newman

As for The Strangers (2008), if her brother - who has been happy to pull her pigtails with some real heavy stuff in the past (The Shining, No Country For Old Men, There Will Be Blood) says it's too much for her, she should probably listen.

Clay F

Her brother has been big on several good movies in addition to those 3 good movies you mention: Sicario, Shawshank, Big Lewbowski. etc. Definitely a good influence on the channel. I thank him.

Just Plain Bob

Got it. Basically a marketing tool. Makes sense. Thanks!

Happy Hanukkah

By coincidence, I had dinner a few days ago with someone who reminisced about the old-school pickle stores around the actual Delancy Street (NYC).

Richard Maurer

I’m having trouble thinking of anything other than jump scares that could make The Strangers a nope film. I don’t remember it being either particularly gory or scary, I thought it seemed to be a pretty standard slasher type film, so I don’t really care if she watches it, in fact I rather she not waste her time. But I don’t see any reason not to watch it either.

Happy Hanukkah

To see how wonderful Sissy Spacek herself would be as a mother :-P , you can try In the Bedroom (2001). Well-regarded drama, but not particularly enjoyable.

bgb1975 (Brian)

I remember recommending "The Amityville Horror", and that one got a resounding "no way" as well.

Happy Hanukkah

Upon reflection, it seems like a natural fit. ... ... Popcorn in the Bedroom. ... ... I'll let myself out.

Happy Hanukkah

There seems to be a problem with it. It keeps trying to hit me.

Paul Stelter

I thought that was a "Manos: The Hands of Fate" blanket. :)

Jens Kristensen

Great reaction, Carrie... uhhh I mean Cassie! - My favorite Stephen King adaptation. Brian De Palma did a fantastic job in setting this up, - the dreamlike images of joy and then the suddenly flashes of horror and dredd... before the climax which is unforgetable... stuck in my mind forever since I saw it the first time... okay, I was 10, - so maybe too young but still cool!

Chris Thom

I thought it was orange pumpkins.

Chris Thom

Have a feeling her acceptables list has been expanding a bit. Really didn't think Scream 2 would even be on a poll, but she ended up watching and being mostly ok with it. Not to mention all the other gnarly films she's watched from all genres. Honestly don't think it gets much 'worse' than Passion of the Christ, Schindler's List, We Were Soldiers, American Psycho, or The Fly. She's a pro now. Guess the movie just has to have some kind of redeeming quality to it.

Don

Cassie, If you haven't watch "Pet Semetary", don't!

David

Behind Stephen Kings actual house IN Bangor ME is a Pet Semetary.

Don

the book was bad but the movie.....

Joe J

I'm hoping for Pet Sematary next year.

Richard Maurer

I do see YouTube videos in my subscribed tab change thumbnails. Always wondered what that was about

Richard Maurer

I do kind of hate the whole ‘redeeming quality’ notion, as if a film can’t be art without it. A horror films primary function is to produce fear, or unease, or disgust, or all three. It’s not to make you feel warm and fuzzy, give insight into to the human condition, or amaze you with its beauty. If you’re looking for those things in a horror film you’re looking in the wrong place.

Joe J

Richard - IMO her thumbnail is not the best choice.

Tyler Hale

Well do that another time

bgb1975 (Brian)

The "no" to "The Amityville Horror" was straight from Cassie herself, verbally on one of her live chats. But I can't remember which. It was a while back - might have been last October or thereabouts.

Richard Maurer

Brian - Things like that remind me of the movies she’s promised to watch and never did - intended at the time, forgotten by Cassie and her team. Again, this is why if there really are movies Cassie will not watch under any circumstances they should be posted on the FAQ page, otherwise everything, including The Exorcist, Hereditary, and Human Centipede, can be considered still on the table.

bgb1975 (Brian)

Yes, that makes sense to me. I remember simply mentioning "The Amityville Horror" as one that I found really scary. Not being a huge horror genre fan, it doesn't matter to me one way or the other. "Dreamscape" was another one I found pretty scary as a youngster. Although it's kind of laughable watching it as an adult.

Richard Maurer

Joe - I do prefer the original movie posters whenever possible.

candle

For people whose worst fear is home invasion The Strangers is absolutely a Nope movie. I can handle gore and jumpscares are just annoying but people breaking into your home to murder you is a real fear people have so it’s more than difficult to watch. And the movie does it in a very effective way.