Carrie remake depicts same modern horrors of teenage life that brought its director to Vancouver
Director Mike Flanagan has generally stayed staunchly faithful to the works of author Stephen King in his film/TV adaptations of his work, which include The Life of Chuck, Gerald’s Game and Doctor Sleep. But in his eight-episode adaptation of King’s first bestselling novel Carrie (streaming on Prime), Flanagan, 48, has taken sweeping liberties, with King’s […]
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