{{infobox film| name | The Rage: Carrie 2 | image RageCarrie2.jpg | caption Theatrical poster | director Katt Shea | writer Stephen King (characters)Rafael Moreu | starring Emily BerglMena SuvariJason LondonAmy Irving | producer Patrick J. PalmerPaul Monash | music Danny B. Harvey | cinematography Donald M. Morgan | editing Richard Nord | studio United Artists | distributor Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer | released March 12, 1999 | runtime 104 min. | country United States | language English | preceded_by Carrie (1976) | budget $21,000,000 (estimated) | gross $17,700,000 | }} |
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The Rage: Carrie 2 is the 1999 sequel to the 1976 horror film classic Carrie. Directed by Katt Shea, the film starred Emily Bergl, Mena Suvari, Jason London and Amy Irving.
Years later Rachel (Emily Bergl), living with foster parents, talks with her friend Lisa (Mena Suvari), who has lost her virginity to Eric (Zachary Ty Bryan), a football player. Lisa gives Rachel a roll of film. The football players talk about Lisa; they have a game where they sleep with girls and receive points. Mark (Dylan Bruno) records their scores in a notebook.
After Eric rejects her, Lisa commits suicide, jumping from the school's roof. The event triggers Rachel's ability, causing the lockers in the school to open. School counselor Sue Snell (Amy Irving) talks with Rachel about Lisa; Sue spent time at the institution holding Rachel's mother. The discussion upsets Rachel and one of Sue's mugs crashes to the floor. Sue visits Rachel's mother, learning that Rachel and Carrie share the same father - Ralph White.
Eric talks with Mark, afraid he will be blamed for Lisa's suicide. He reveals they slept together and Mark assures him the information will stay private. Eric tells Mark that Lisa took a picture of them and Mark tells Eric he will deal with it.
Rachel discovers she developed photos of Lisa and Eric just before Mark and Jesse (Jason London) arrive. Mark tries bribing Rachel for the photographs, then offers to take her out; she rejects him. Rachel tells Sue and Sheriff Kelton (Clint Jordan) about Lisa and Eric sleeping together, giving Kelton the photograph. Kelton looks into charging Eric with statutory rape.
Walter, Rachel's dog, is struck by a car. Rachel cries for help from passing cars, then stands in the road, stopping a truck. Jesse was going home after having sex with Tracy Campbell (Charlotte Ayanna) when Rachel stops him. Jesse takes her to an animal clinic. Walter will be fine and Jesse takes Rachel out for coffee.
Learning that Rachel gave the photograph to Kelton, Mark, Eric and other football players go to her trailer late at night, turning off the power and breaking a window. Mark harasses her on the phone. Eric starts entering the trailer through a window. Rachel's telekinesis closes the window on Eric's hand. The boys leave when her foster parents arrive.
Sue meets with Rachel. When Sue asks about moving objects with her mind, Rachel begins leaving. Sue tries stopping her; Rachel screams and a snowglobe on Sue's desk shatters. Sue brings Rachel to the school that Carrie destroyed and tells Rachel about Carrie. Sue also tells her that she has telekinesis and there are places that study it. Sue tells Rachel that her father was Carrie's father, which Rachel does not believe.
Jesse pursues Rachel, angering Tracy. The night the football players attacked, Jesse and Rachel had a date. Jesse convinces Rachel he was unaware of the attack and Rachel agrees to go out with him. Jesse confronts Mark about the attack and the two fight.
Mark plots to humiliate Rachel for what she did to Eric, although the charges were dropped. Mark apologizes to Jesse and offers his parents' cabin so Jesse can spend the night with Rachel. The two share a romantic evening and Rachel loses her virginity. While she sleeps, Jesse whispers that he loves her.
Rachel goes to a football game to watch Jesse. After the game, a football player and his girlfriend tell Rachel Jesse is talking to a college scout and she should go to a party at Mark's with them. Jesse is sidetracked by Tracy, who attempts to seduce him.
Rachel is mingling with Jesse's friends when the football players reveal their sex game and claim that Rachel was added to Jesse's list. Mark plays a tape showing Jesse and Rachel having sex, making Rachel believe Jesse never cared for her. Rachel's ability is triggered; she closes the doors of the house and kills most of the partiers.
In Mark's father's study, Eric, Mark and Monica take harpoon guns and Mark takes a flare gun before confronting Rachel. Sue has taken Rachel's mother from the hospital and gone to Mark's house. Sue reaches the door just as Rachel throws a fire poker at a boy's head, killing Sue on the other side.
Rachel follows the trio to the pool and shatters Monica's glasses, blinding her. Monica accidentally shoots Eric before they both die. Rachel hears her mother calling for her; while she is distracted, Mark shoots Rachel with the flare gun. Rachel falls into the pool, causing a sensor to extend the cover. Rachel pulls Mark into the pool, and after it is covered uses his spear gun to free herself while he drowns. Rachel's mother believes she is possessed and runs from the house. Rachel prays for help.
Jesse and Tracy find the house in flames and their friends dead. When Rachel sees Tracy, she kills her by collapsing the ceiling above her. Jesse urges Rachel to leave. The tape of them is still playing; when he sees it Jesse tells her he did not know they were taped. Rachel calls him a liar and hits him with the notebook, which opens to the score page. Jesse says he loves her, but she does not believe him until she hears him say it on the tape, realizing he told the truth. When the ceiling collapses over Jesse's head, Rachel pushes him out of the way and is pinned. She tells him she loves him and they share a kiss before his arm lights on fire. Jesse tries kissing Rachel again, but she pushes him out of the house before allowing herself to be consumed by the flames, smiling.
One year later Jesse is at King's University, sharing his room with Walter. He has a dream that Rachel enters his room, looking as she did when they made love. They kiss before she shatters into ash. Jesse awakes and looks at himself in the mirror.
Amy Irving reprised the role of Sue Snell, which she originated in the first Carrie, though she was initially wary of taking the role and asked Brian De Palma, director of the original film, for his blessing. Director Shea was told that she would not be able to use footage of Sissy Spacek from the original Carrie, but she edited several scenes into the film and presented the film to Spacek, who granted permission for her likeness to be used.
Soundtrack trivia" The only song played during the movie is "Crazy Little Voices" by Ra. The song is played during the end credits and is used often to make fan-made music videos of the movie.
Category:1999 films Category:1990s horror films Category:English-language films Category:Films based on Stephen King's works Category:Films shot in North Carolina Category:Films shot in South Carolina Category:Sequel films Category:Supernatural thriller films Category:American teen films Category:Films about virginity Category:United Artists films
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