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Topic History of: The Exorcist
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Green Man |
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I wish William Freidkin and Genesis did do a movie of the Lamb Lies On Broadway. I would be interested how Friedkin would do the Doktor Dype scene. You need to lose a penis to become a human again.
The scenes with the Slipperman would make those with trypophobia would break out in sweat.
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Titanicboy |
Actually one of the GREAT films in my opinion. I have it on DVD and watch it often. Apart from the 11/10 horror, it’s SO good… script, scenes, dialogue - it’s never dated and still can scare the shit out of me. That one scene, early on, where the Max Von Sydow Character is standing facing the demon statue in the sunset while two dogs tear each other fighting in the background. A truly classic moment in film |
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Green Man |
Wyot wrote:
I've watched it 3 or 4 times over the years; truly brilliant film making (of any "genre") and genuinely disturbing.
I also liked the sequels. I never listen to film critics, it's only their opinions.
Pyscho 2, is very watchable. |
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Wyot |
I've watched it 3 or 4 times over the years; truly brilliant film making (of any "genre") and genuinely disturbing. |
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Green Man |
JK2006 wrote:
Hadn't seen this - the ultimate horror movie - since it came out and it really stands the test of time. Incredibly well done and as frightening today as it was almost 50 years ago.
I still laugh because it was banned in UK but in USA. I do know that some cinemas handed out barf bags. |
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