Prime Video renews Carrie for second season
Prime Video has confirmed that the horror series Carrie, created by Mike Flanagan, will return for a second season. The first season, which premiered on October 7, 2026, was described as encouraging by the streaming platform, though no specific viewership numbers were shared.Adaptation of Stephen King’s novel
The series is based on the 1974 novel by Stephen King, which follows the story of a high school girl with telekinetic powers. Flanagan has expressed a desire to expand the narrative beyond the original story, which focuses on a traumatic event at a prom that leads to a massacre.Flanagan’s vision extends beyond the prom
Mike Flanagan, known for his work on The Haunting of Hill House, has long indicated that his vision for Carrie includes more than just the events of the prom. He has mentioned that from the start, he imagined a broader story that goes beyond the original novel’s events.Second season may expand the universe
The first season introduced new characters with supernatural abilities and left several plot threads unresolved. The second season could shift the focus from Carrie White’s personal trauma to a larger narrative, with the mysterious women seen in the final episodes potentially playing a significant role.No details on second season yet
Prime Video has not announced a release date or specific plot details for the second season. However, it is confirmed that Flanagan will continue exploring Carrie’s story. He expressed gratitude to Stephen King for supporting the expansion of the narrative beyond the original novel.Stephen King excited for the continuation
Stephen King, who is also an executive producer on the series, commented on the news, expressing eagerness for audiences to see what happens next for Carrie White. Both King and Flanagan are excited to continue the story, which they believe will be thrilling for viewers.
