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* PassThePopcorn: A group of stoners sits outside the party in their truck, watching as Rachel burns the place down. One of them comments, "Dude, we're missing [[IncrediblyLamePun one killer party]]."
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* PassThePopcorn: A group of stoners sits outside the party in their truck, watching as Rachel burns the place down. One of them comments, "Dude, we're missing [[IncrediblyLamePun [[{{Pun}} one killer party]]."
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* ArtifactTitle: Hey, guess who actually isn't in this movie outside of flashbacks! Then again, she ''[[JustifiedTrope did]]'' die at the end of the original film, and Rachel is later revealed to be her half-sister.
* ArtisticLicenseLaw: Sue tries to get Eric done for statutory rape, because he's over eighteen and Lisa wasn't. Except there are actually 'close in age' laws, also known as 'Romeo & Juliet Laws' designed specifically to account for these kinds of age differences. But then SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome and Eric isn't convicted.
* ArtisticLicenseLaw: Sue tries to get Eric done for statutory rape, because he's over eighteen and Lisa wasn't. Except there are actually 'close in age' laws, also known as 'Romeo & Juliet Laws' designed specifically to account for these kinds of age differences. But then SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome and Eric isn't convicted.
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* ArtifactTitle: Hey, guess who actually isn't in this movie outside of flashbacks! Then again, she ''[[JustifiedTrope did]]'' die at the end of the original film, and Rachel is later revealed to be her half-sister.
* ArtisticLicenseLaw: Sue tries to get Eric done for statutory rape, because he's over eighteen and Lisa wasn't. Except there are actually 'close in age' laws, also known as 'Romeo & Juliet Laws' designed specifically to account for these kinds of age differences. But then SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome and Eric isn't convicted.half-sister
* ArtisticLicenseLaw: Sue tries to get Eric done for statutory rape, because he's over eighteen and Lisa wasn't. Except there are actually 'close in age' laws, also known as 'Romeo & Juliet Laws' designed specifically to account for these kinds of age differences. But then SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome and Eric isn't convicted.
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* ContrastingSequelMainCharacter: Seeing that it's a direct sequel to ''Film/Carrie1972''...
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** Mark to Chris: The BigJerkOnCampus and AlphaBitch main antagonists. But Mark actively tries to murder Rachel during her rampage while Chris tries to run away from Carrie's. This may be an allusion to [[''Literature/{{Carrie}}'' the book]], where Chris ''also'' tries to murder Carrie by screaming at Billy to "kill her [Carrie]."
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** Mark to Chris: The BigJerkOnCampus and AlphaBitch main antagonists. But Mark actively tries to murder Rachel during her rampage while Chris tries to run away from Carrie's. This may be an allusion to [[''Literature/{{Carrie}}'' [[Literature/{{Carrie}} the book]], where Chris ''also'' tries to murder Carrie by screaming at Billy to "kill her [Carrie]."
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* ContrastingSequelMainCharacter: Seeing that it's a direct sequel to the Creator/BrianDePalma Carrie movie...
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** Mark to Chris: The BigJerkOnCampus and AlphaBitch main antagonists. But Mark actively tries to murder Rachel during her rampage while Chris tries to run away from Carrie's.
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** Mark to Chris: The BigJerkOnCampus and AlphaBitch main antagonists. But Mark actively tries to murder Rachel during her rampage while Chris tries to run away from Carrie's. This may be an allusion to [[''Literature/{{Carrie}}'' the book]], where Chris ''also'' tries to murder Carrie by screaming at Billy to "kill her [Carrie]."
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* ChekhovsParty: The party after the big game where the massacre happens is mentioned several times near the beginning before Jesse invites Rachel. It's where she ultimately kills almost everyone.
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* ConvenientPhotograph: Rachel finds out that Eric was the person who seduced Lisa and caused her suicide due to developing the photograph that Lisa gave her. It also becomes a {{Macguffin}} as the only solid proof that Eric knew Lisa and played a role in her suicide and of the game more broadly, so the jocks want it back before Rachel can damage their college prospects.
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* SexSignalsDeath: Lisa has sex with Eric and is dumped, causing her to commit suicide due to feeling DefiledForever. Rachel and Jesse having sex [[spoiler:leads to everyone else's deaths, though Jesse himself survives.]]
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* SymbolicGlassHouse: The party happens in a glass house, where the glass walls are used to project the video of Rachel and Jesse having sex. It's also used for visual effect when Rachel shuts the doors telekinetically, but everyone can still be seen inside, struggling as they die.
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* BaldOfEvil: The jocks all shave their heads before the big game, so have bald heads when terrorizing Rachel at the end.
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** Rachel to Carrie: Both girls are telekinetic loners, but unlike her half-sister, Rachel is more assertive, has a best friend, manifested powers at a young age, placed in foster care, and completely aware of her massacre.
** Barbara to Margaret: Both mothers are religiously insane fundamentalists, but unlike Margaret, Barbara lost custody of Rachel very earlier, committed to a mental hospital for schizophrenia and survives to the end of the movie.
** Jesse to Tommy: The LoveInterests of Rachel and Carrie respectively, with the former in love with Rachel and survives to the end as well while the latter is still dating Sue and dies at the beginning of the prom disaster.
** Mark to Chris: The BigJerkOnCampus and AlphaBitch main antagonists. But Mark actively tries to murder Rachel during her rampage while Chris tries to run away from Carrie's.
** Rachel to Carrie: Both girls are telekinetic loners, but unlike her half-sister, Rachel is more assertive, has a best friend, manifested powers at a young age, placed in foster care, and completely aware of her massacre.
** Barbara to Margaret: Both mothers are religiously insane fundamentalists, but unlike Margaret, Barbara lost custody of Rachel very earlier, committed to a mental hospital for schizophrenia and survives to the end of the movie.
** Jesse to Tommy: The LoveInterests of Rachel and Carrie respectively, with the former in love with Rachel and survives to the end as well while the latter is still dating Sue and dies at the beginning of the prom disaster.
** Mark to Chris: The BigJerkOnCampus and AlphaBitch main antagonists. But Mark actively tries to murder Rachel during her rampage while Chris tries to run away from Carrie's.
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** Eric humiliated Lisa so that she committed suicide. [[spoiler:He dies when a harpoon to the nuts ends up castrating him]].
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** Eric seduced and humiliated Lisa so eggregiously that she committed suicide. [[spoiler:He dies when a harpoon to the nuts ends up castrating him]].
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* PomPomGirl: Downplayed. Head cheerleader Tracy may act encouraging and plucky during her cheer routine, but is an AlphaBitch and CruelCheerleader the rest of the time. However, the other girls from the cheer practice at the beginning who make up her pyramid play the trope straighter, as they also take cheerleading seriously and aren't shown hanging out with the sociopathic popular clique.
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Needless to say, [[BerserkButton that party does]] [[KillEmAll not end well]].
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Needless to say, [[BerserkButton that party does]] [[KillEmAll does not end well]].
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Teen outcast Rachel Lang sees her best friend Lisa kill herself after a JerkJock has sex with her in order to score points in a "game" he's playing with the rest of the team ([[RippedFromTheHeadlines based on a real event]], unfortunately). Rachel seeks revenge against the football players that caused her friend's suicide, and along the way, learns that she possesses psychic powers. She develops a crush on Jesse, [[TokenGoodTeammate one of the wiser football players]], and the two enter a relationship -- much to the ire of Jesse's teammates, who start plotting against Rachel. Meanwhile, school guidance counselor Sue Snell -- a survivor from the original film -- finds out about Rachel's powers and steps in to help her, fearing a repeat of what happened with Carrie. Everything comes to a head at the after-party for a football game, where the jocks play a tape of Rachel and Jesse having sex.
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Teen outcast Rachel Lang sees her best friend Lisa kill herself after a JerkJock has sex with her in order to score points in a "game" he's playing with the rest of the team ([[RippedFromTheHeadlines based on a real event]], unfortunately).team. Rachel seeks revenge against the football players that caused her friend's suicide, and along the way, learns that she possesses psychic powers. She develops a crush on Jesse, [[TokenGoodTeammate one of the wiser football players]], and the two enter a relationship -- much to the ire of Jesse's teammates, who start plotting against Rachel. Meanwhile, school guidance counselor Sue Snell -- a survivor from the original film -- finds out about Rachel's powers and steps in to help her, fearing a repeat of what happened with Carrie. Everything comes to a head at the after-party for a football game, where the jocks play a tape of Rachel and Jesse having sex.
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* TheLostLenore: In the final scene, Jesse has a picture of Rachel on his desk and has [[PetTheDog adopted her dog]]. It's clear by the look on his face that he still misses her.
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* {{Retcon}}: In the original book, Ralph White died in a construction accident in 1963 and Carrie's powers came from her mother's side of the family.
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* {{Retcon}}: In the original book, Ralph White died in a construction accident in 1963 and Carrie's powers came from her mother's side of the family. In the 1976 film, it's revealed that Ralph left Margaret for another woman.
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* StartsWithASuicide: The film begins with Rachel's best friend Lisa jumping from the school rooftop after finding out that Eric, who she gave her virginity to, was only dating her for sex in order to score literal points with his buddies.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: When Rachel begins her RoaringRampageOfRevenge, you can see one of the extras fighting his way through the closing glass doors.
* SequelTheOriginalTitle: "The Rage" and then "Carrie", with a "2" thrown in for good measure.
* SequelTheOriginalTitle: "The Rage" and then "Carrie", with a "2" thrown in for good measure.
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* SequelTheOriginalTitle: "The Rage" and then "Carrie", with a "2" thrown in for good measure.
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* {{Meganekko}}: Monica is a subversion — while she's got the "good-looking in glasses" part down pat, [[AlphaBitch she doesn't seem to care about the "pleasant" part.]]
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: Sue tries to get Eric done for statutory rape, because he's over eighteen and Lisa wasn't. Except there are actually 'close in age' laws, also known as 'Romeo & Juliet Laws' designed specifically to account for these kinds of age differences. But then RealityEnsues and Eric isn't convicted.
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: Sue tries to get Eric done for statutory rape, because he's over eighteen and Lisa wasn't. Except there are actually 'close in age' laws, also known as 'Romeo & Juliet Laws' designed specifically to account for these kinds of age differences. But then RealityEnsues SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome and Eric isn't convicted.
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: Sue tries to get Eric done for statutory rape, because he's over eighteen and Lisa wasn't. Except there are actually 'close in age' laws, also known as 'Romeo & Juliet Laws' designed specifically to account for these kinds of age differences. But then RealityEnsues and Eric isn't convicted.
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* JerkassToOne: Rachel is a nice girl for the most part, but becomes increasingly hostile toward Sue, as she believes Sue wants to have her put away because of her powers.
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* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: [[spoiler:Sue suffers this fate as she arrives at Mark's house and tries to get in, but Rachel throws a fire poker through the door, impaling her and Brad who tries to escape]].
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* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: [[spoiler:Sue suffers this fate as she arrives at Mark's house and tries to get in, but Rachel throws a fire poker through the door, impaling her and Brad Brad's heads who tries to escape]].
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* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: [[spoiler:Sue suffers this fate as she arrives at Mark's house and tries to get in, but Rachel throws a fire poker through the door, impaling her and Brad who tries to escape]].
