Carrie White is back — and this time, she’s streaming. Amazon MGM Studios has made the entire Stephen King horror franchise available on Prime Video, HBO Max, and other Amazon-owned platforms, turning the telekinetic teen into a binge-worthy saga for modern audiences. The 1976 film, directed by Brian De Palma and starring Sissy Spacek, remains the definitive version, that infamous pig blood-soaked prom night still haunts fans. But now, there are five versions of Carrie to choose from, depending on how much trauma you want in your weekend. The 1999 sequel, Carrie: The Rage, follows Rachel White, Carrie’s younger sister, as she grapples with inherited powers and a conspiracy involving her dead friend. It’s not a cult classic, but it’s out there. On Prime Video, Tubi, and Pluto TV. Then comes the 2002 remake, Angela Bettis in the lead, which reboots the story with a more gothic tone. Still available across Prime Video, MGM+, Tubi, and Pluto TV. The 2013 version, with Chloë Grace Moretz, leans harder into King’s original novel, more violence, more psychological depth, less camp. It’s on AMC+, Prime Video, and Philo. And then, the newest entry: a Prime Video series starring Summer H. Howell as a Carrie who battles online shaming, cyberbullying, and digital rage. It’s a modern retelling, yes. But also a reminder that the core of the story hasn’t changed. Outcast. Powerless. Then suddenly, unstoppable. So if you’re looking for something to watch this October, don’t just pick one. Pick them all. The question isn’t whether Carrie will rise again, it’s how many times she’ll haunt you before you turn off the screen.