Whether you're a fan of Stephen King, musical theatre, or just thrive on some good ol' schadenfreude, you're undoubtedly familiar with CARRIE: THE MUSICAL, one of Broadway's most notorious flops.

In his new book, OUT FOR BLOOD: A CULTURAL HISTORY OF CARRIE THE MUSICAL (as well as the companion podcast of the same name), Chris Adams sifts through the annals of theatre history to bring us an amazingly thorough retrospective of an epic disaster that reinvented itself as a mainstream musical success.

To watch the full video of CARRIE: THE MASTER CUT, numerous other versions of the musical, press coverage of the original Broadway run, and much more, be sure to check out Erik Champney's channel:

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