Brian De Palma’s Carrie (1976) is a horror classic adapted from Stephen King’s bestselling novel. This original Japanese theatrical program from the film’s first release in Japan features full colour and black-and-white stills, cast details, a synopsis, and behind-the-scenes images, all in Japanese text.
 
Starring Sissy Spacek in her unforgettable Academy Award-nominated role as Carrie White, with Piper Laurie as her fanatical mother, the film remains one of the most iconic horror stories ever brought to the screen. Carrie was nominated for two Academy Awards and is celebrated as a landmark of 1970s American cinema.
 
Japanese movie programs were sold exclusively in cinemas and produced in limited numbers, often including unique cover art and content not found in international publicity materials, making them highly prized by collectors. This is a rare and striking piece of horror film history.