Movie sequels like Exorcist II and Terminator 3 fail or miss the mark so much, they arguably didn't need to be made.

The film opens far from the young Regan’s quiet home, in the sands of Iraq, where Father Merrin uncovers a curious relic during an archaeological dig. The small amulet he finds, twisted and ...

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If you’ve seen the 1973 horror classic The Exorcist, you know that Linda Blair is a powerhouse performer. In the trailblazing and controversial film, Blair played Regan MacNeil, a 12-year-old ...

Rumours that The Exorcist was cursed began after a series of unfortunate events. The film, which began shooting in 1972, saw several on-set accidents and malfunctions as well as a number of deaths.

Played by Linda Blair, little Regan coughed up gouts of green slime, floated from her bed, spouted obscenities at priests, and swiveled her head like a demented owl. "The Exorcist" was a huge hit.

Whether it was Reagan having convulsions or the devil’s voice, the film had a lasting effect on people, which only boosted its popularity. As a result, lines for showings of “The Exorcist” saw people ...

Blair reprised her role as Regan in 1977's "Exorcist II: The Heretic," but the film failed to impress both critics — it has a lowly 11% critics' score on Rotten Tomatoes — and fans of the first.

Blair first appeared in "The Exorcist" in 1973 before reprising her role as Regan MacNeil in the sequel, "Exorcist II: The Heretic" in 1977.

The Exorcist is one of the great American horror movies, and its greatness comes not from its reliance on jump scares or other horror gimmicks. Instead, it builds a slow, pulsing sense of dread ...

The focus on Regan’s body in “The Exorcist” similarly ties it to female-driven melodramas in which ostensibly troubled (physically or otherwise) women are diagnosed and cured invariably by a ...