New trailer for "Carrie"

Originally set to release this Summer, "Carrie" was unfortunately pushed back to October. However, we have seen a good few pictures of the film plus a teaser earlier this year but now we get a much better look of what to expect in the remake.

Chloe Moretz as "Carrie"

A new picture of Chloe Moretz as "Carrie" has made its way online, it looks disgusting as Hell! I do love a good Horror/Thriller film, so I really can't wait to see this an Moretz is starting to become a pretty good actress over the past few years I first seen her in "The Amityville Horror" back in 2005 when she was 8 now she is the lead actress in her own Horror film.

Holy crap check out that blood!

"Carrie" remake details

The remake of "Carrie" took off earlier this year, and now with Chloe Moretz being cast as the main character the films name sake. The film has officially been given a release date of March 15th, 2013. The film is set to be directed by Kimberley Peirce the mind behind the American Drama "Stop-Loss" which she wrote and directed. It is also being rumoured that Julianne Moore is taking up the role of Margaret White the mother of Carrie herself. Many other actress' were rumoured to be taking up the role of Carrie like Shailene Woodley, Haley Bennett, Dakote Fanning, Emily Browning, Lily Collins and Bella Heathcote.

"Carrie" remake has a director?

Yet again the horror master Stephen King's work is being made into a film, well a remake as "Carrie" was originally released in 1976. Back in March last year it was announced that the film was getting remade, but no news has been released for a while. It seems that film is being continued to be made and MGM/Screen Gems has a director top of their list.
Reports are suggesting that Kimberly Peirce is in talks to be director of the script written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, both are more known for directing an writing drama based programming. Reports are suggesting that the script differs a bit from Brian De-Palma's version, the new script is said to be more true to Stephen King's novel.