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Horror Maestro Flanagan Wraps Filming on Carrie Adaptation
25 Oct
Summary
- Mike Flanagan's Carrie adaptation has finished filming
- Flanagan calls it "one of the best experiences" of his career
- Ensemble cast praised as one of the strongest Flanagan has worked with
In October 2025, acclaimed horror director Mike Flanagan officially wrapped filming on his adaptation of Stephen King's classic novel Carrie. Flanagan, known for his genre-defining works like The Haunting of Hill House and Midnight Mass, marked the occasion with a blood-spattered memento, sharing a photo of his director's chair covered in fake blood and signed by the cast.
Flanagan expressed his excitement about the project, calling it "one of the best experiences" of his career and praising the ensemble as one of the strongest casts he's ever worked with. The eight-episode limited series is described as a "bold and timely reimagining" of King's first novel, which is now over 50 years old.
Fans have been closely following this latest Flanagan-King collaboration since it was first announced. With Stephen King's blessing and a fantastic cast that includes Samantha Sloyan, Kate Siegel, and Amber Midthunder, the show seems primed to deliver a fresh take on the familiar story, honoring the original while carving out something entirely its own.
