The Carrie remake is getting roasted over its changes to one of the most iconic scenes in horror. Brian De Palma's 1976 film remains a timeless classic, but since then, we've had multiple remakes, none more debated than the latest Amazon Prime series. Developed by Mike Flanagan, it sticks closer to the novel's format and recognises the impact of social changes, but dramatically changes Carrie's personality. Critics argue that this makes the scene less impactful, reducing it to a series of setpiece moments. The prom scene, in particular, is heavily criticised for its outdated script and overly sympathetic portrayal of Carrie. Flanagan's ending, which opens the possibility of Carrie becoming a superhero narrative, is another point of contention. Is the series telling more of Carrie's story or writing a completely different one?