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Mike Flanagan’s ‘The Mist’ takes a cue from his ‘Carrie’ TV series (exclusive)

Mike Flanagan's upcoming 'Carrie' series is generating buzz with its first teaser and a glimpse into its unique take on the classic story.

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The brief

Mike Flanagan's adaptation of 'Carrie' has released its first teaser trailer, revealing a modern twist on the classic Stephen King story. The trailer highlights Carrie as a victim of cyberbullying, setting the stage for a contemporary exploration of high school dynamics. The teaser has been covered by outlets including A.V.

Club, Gizmodo, The Hollywood Reporter, Yahoo, and Entertainment Weekly. Coverage emphasizes the series' unique approach to the prom scene and its complexity. Prime Video has also unveiled the release date for the series.

Next, watch for more details on the series' cast and additional trailers as the release date approaches.

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Quick answers

What is the premise of Mike Flanagan's 'Carrie' series?

The series is a modern adaptation of Stephen King's 'Carrie,' with a focus on cyberbullying and high school dynamics.

Which platforms have covered the teaser trailer?

The teaser trailer has been covered by A.V. Club, Gizmodo, The Hollywood Reporter, Yahoo, and Entertainment Weekly.

What is notable about the prom scene in the series?

According to coverage from Yahoo, Mike Flanagan describes the prom scene as a 'showstopper' and the 'most complex scene' he has ever filmed.

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