The Rage: Carrie 2

In a frantic attempt to protect her telekinetic daughter Rachel from what she perceives as demons, Barbara Lang decides to paint their house a bright red. This drastic act reflects her unstable mental state and obsession with safeguarding Rachel from unseen threats.

As Barbara's mental condition deteriorates, the authorities intervene, leading to the heartbreaking separation of her and Rachel. Barbara is committed to a mental institution, while Rachel is placed in the care of foster parents, altering the course of their lives profoundly.

Fast forward several years, 18-year-old Rachel Lang navigates her new life with foster parents while trying to adapt to school. Despite the turbulent past, she finds companionship in her friend Lisa, with whom she shares a deep bond, represented by matching tattoos.

During their friendship, Lisa confides in Rachel about her romantic troubles with Eric, a popular football player. Consumed by heartbreak after Eric's rejection, Lisa's emotional turmoil leads to tragic consequences, setting off a chain of events that affects everyone around her.

In a devastating move fueled by despair, Lisa tragically takes her own life by jumping from the school rooftop. Her suicide becomes a catalyst, awakening Rachel's latent telekinetic powers, which begin to manifest uncontrollably as she grapples with her grief and anger.

Following Lisa's death, Rachel experiences a surge of telekinetic activity, highlighted by lockers slamming shut in response to her intense emotions. This newfound power catches the attention of school counselor Sue Snell, who shares her own history rooted in the same troubled past.

As Sue Snell begins to understand Rachel's situation, she uncovers a shocking connection between Rachel and the infamous Carrie White, revealing that they share the same father. This revelation deepens the mystery surrounding Rachel's abilities and her family history.

Worried about the repercussions of Lisa's suicide, Eric confides in his friend Mark, expressing fears over how this incident could impact their social standing. Mark, however, manipulates the conversation to protect himself and maintain his popularity among peers.

While working at a local photo shop, Rachel stumbles upon incriminating photographs of Lisa and Eric that reveal the true nature of their relationship. This discovery empowers Rachel to confront the injustice and report the situation to the local sheriff, igniting a battle against the powers that be.

Despite Rachel's courage to come forward, her efforts are threatened by the influential position of Eric's father, who seeks to suppress the investigation. This power struggle represents the larger societal issues of accountability and justice that Rachel must navigate.

After her beloved dog, Walter, is injured, Rachel's emotional turmoil triggers further manifestations of her telekinetic abilities. This event foreshadows her internal conflict between her love and her powers, drawing her further into chaos.

Rachel finds a potential romantic interest in Jesse, a teammate of Eric, as their relationship begins to blossom. However, the ghosts of her past and the threats from Eric's group loom large, complicating her journey towards happiness.

In a devastating twist, Mark publicly humiliates Rachel at a party by exposing her intimate moments with Jesse through a video. This act of betrayal ignites Rachel's fury, sending her spiraling deeper into her destructive powers.

Overwhelmed with anger and hurt, Rachel's telekinetic powers explode, leading to widespread chaos and horror at her home. The vibrant red house transforms into a nightmarish setting as Rachel seeks retribution against those who wronged her.

In a climactic showdown, Rachel confronts her feelings for Jesse amidst the catastrophic events she set in motion. As she fights to save him from the ensuing flames, Rachel ultimately succumbs to her injuries, leaving Jesse to reckon with the aftermath of the tragedy.

A year later, Jesse is left grappling with the emotional and physical scars of that night. He yearns for the fleeting moments shared with Rachel, haunted by memories of her love, which serve as a bittersweet reminder of the tragedy they endured.