Exorcist, The

USA 1973, 127 minutes
Dir. William Friedkin
Rating: [R16]
Genres: Horror / Deviltry, Controversy

Feat. Linda Blair, Max von Sydow, Ellen Burstyn

Aroview: Landmark, influential horror film tells its tale of a child diagnosed with a case of demon-possession in explicit detail. A penetrating sense of unease is heightened by the haunting strains of Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells. Also available - "The Exorcist: The Version You've Never Seen" a digitally restored "re-cut" containing 11 extra minutes.

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3 stars (Good Enough) The Version You've Never Seen:If you need to see an exorcism film then see this one. Some good "French Connection" street scenes.Well done to Linda Blair and the make-up artists. ~Tubbs
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4 stars (Very Good) classic ~Wyatt Earp
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5 stars (Exceptional) Some people find film a bit over the top with the effects and make up, but this still has the power to scare the shit out of you, especially if you tend to believe in the supernatural ~emjay
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3 stars (Good Enough) Still intensely uneasy and at times revolting, this straightforward horror tale relies more on in-your-face scares than down-your-spine chills. ~Tom H