ever seen a movie called Carrie??

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Originally Posted by OniEhtRedrum781

That movie scared me. The part at the beginning when she gets her period in the shower room scared me for life....

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WHATTTT????? holy shit i'm glad i only saw the end half of the movie. pussy blood in the shower room is some wacked out shit. that director must have been a sick fuck to put that in the movie.

I saw that at the movies at the Shore Theater in Huntington Village, L.I.N.Y. when it came out, my dad took me. I was 14 years old at the time and seeing Sissy Spacek naked was a thrill even though she was a skinny little anorexic looking broad with microscopic tits.

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Originally Posted by juicy james

hell yeah, thats good stuff man. i was never mr. popular in school but i tried to avoid belonging to a certain group of people. i have always been able to spot phony people from a mile away. one of my best freinds from high school was this kid named steven who always sat by himself at lunch and one day i decided to just go talk to him and it turns out he was one of the most down to earth kids i had ever met, great sense of humor and could roll a mean blunt. never judge a cover by its book.

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hell yea, fuck the popular kids

I watched Carrie 2 today, it was on the USA network, kinda ridiculously funny...but it was good.

LOL, i picked up the box before and said "What the fuck?"

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Originally Posted by juicy james

WHATTTT????? holy shit i'm glad i only saw the end half of the movie. pussy blood in the shower room is some wacked out shit. that director must have been a sick fuck to put that in the movie.

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That sick fuck went on to Direct Scarface. ;)

The scene where the girls start pelting Carrie with tampons and screaming "plug it" made me cry, of course I was only 11 when I saw it for the first time. I've had soft feelings for Sissy Spacek (Carrie) ever since. Of course "there breasts momma and every woman has them" line is a classic.

p.s. The guy who wrote the book lives about an hour from me.

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Originally Posted by HiProGlow

The scene where the girls start pelting Carrie with tampons and screaming "plug it" made me cry, of course I was only 11 when I saw it for the first time. I've had soft feelings for Sissy Spacek (Carrie) ever since. Of course "there breasts momma and every woman has them" line is a classic.

p.s. The guy who wrote the book lives about an hour from me.

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you live an hour from Steven King?

That movie dates me,,,i was a good flick...

Yup. Stephen lives in Bangor and I'm in Augusta (ME). LOL...would have loved to smoke with him when he smoked, but alas he's clean now.:(