CathInfo.com

https://www.therichest.com/most-shocking/condemned-10-movies-the-catholic-church-forbids-you-to-see/

I'm lost here.  What is the point?

Keep in mind, too, that this is a secular article.  To my knowledge, there is no magisterially binding discipline within the Catholic Church that forbids, under pain of sin, the viewing of any particular film.  IOW, there isn't an equivalent of the Index Librorum Prohibitorum for films.  The natural moral law would govern, but unless I am missing something, there is no "list of forbidden films".  The Legion of Decency was merely a cooperative effort of clergy and laity.  Good advice, but not binding under pain of sin.

The first ten minutes of Carrie (the "locker-room scene") are a danger to any young boy struggling with purity, but aside from that, the film is strong, yes, deals with the occult, yes, but is not morally offensive on any level.  And I'm here to tell you, in the rudderless, often-extremist world of the "conservative Novus Ordo", there are women almost as over-the-top as Carrie's mother.  One in particular comes to mind (not a good story), and I have to think many of us have been buttonholed by "little holy women" who insist, it's not negotiable, that Our Lady IS appearing at this place or that one, and you'd better believe it!  In that fever swamp of "I'm going to write a letter to the bishop about that", you get some real doozies, some real pieces of work.  In fact, that is one thing that appeals to me about the traditionalist environment --- you have a "firebreak" of sorts against the worst excesses.  There are isolated exceptions.