Prime Video releases trailer for Carrie reboot series
Prime Video just put out the first full trailer for its new eight-episode Carrie series, directed by Mike Flanagan. The show, which reworks Stephen King's story for a modern setting, stars Summer H. Howell as Carrie White. Other cast members include Samantha Sloyan and Matthew Lillard. The trailer hints at a deeper focus on characters and new twists on familiar scenes. The series arrives October 8.
- Eight episodes drop October 8 on Prime Video
- Summer H. Howell plays Carrie White
- Mike Flanagan directs four episodes
- Trailer promises new perspective on classic scenes
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