Cast
- Emily Bergl as Rachel Lang
- Jason London as Jesse Ryan: a popular jock whom Rachel falls in love with.
- Amy Irving as Sue Snell: a survivor of Carrie's rage in the original film, now a guidance counselor.
- J. Smith-Cameron as Barbara Lang: Rachel's insane mother.
- Dylan Bruno as Mark Bing: a football player who owns the mansion where the football game after-party takes place.
- Zachery Ty Bryan as Eric Stark: a jock who seduces and then humiliates Lisa, resulting in her suicide.
- Charlotte Ayanna as Tracy Campbell: Jesse Ryan's ex-girlfriend, a popular cheerleader.
- Rachel Blanchard as Monica Jones: Tracy's best friend.
- Justin Urich as Brad Winters: football player and Monica's boyfriend.
- Elijah Craig as Chuck Potter: football player.
- Deborah Meschan as Party Girl
- Eddie Kaye Thomas as Arnold: Rachel's friend.
- Mena Suvari as Lisa Parker: Rachel's best friend, who commits suicide.
- Sissy Spacek as Carrie White (in flashbacks): Rachel's deceased half-sister, and the protagonist of the original film.
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