The movie CARRIE is truly one of the best psychologically terrifying movies in recent history; part of its "get under your skin" power lies in Pino Donaggio's eccentric and transporting soundtrack.  While it is  not the kind of music you play for a candlelit dinner, if you want to evoke  memories of the haunting film, this will more than do the trick.  Mother At  The Top Of The Stairs is perhaps the most artistically gratifying piece for  me, with its perfect blend of suspense and unbearably sad chords repeated  over and over.  It captures, without fail, the specific moods and feelings  of the characters and story brilliantly.  There are pieces missing however  -- as in the playful piece that underscores the girls' punishment-workout,  and the guys' tuxedo shopping.