The acting is so natural, as you mentioned. A lot of the 1970s movies that hold up today have such great, realistic performances and dialogue. The scenes between mother and daughter at the beginning were so sweet, which makes everything that happens even more tragic. Highly recommend Exorcist III as well, it's really underrated. People hated part 2, understandable, but that meant that part 3 got skipped over too. It's great and weird
II is actually great too. It's just poorly executed and comes across as a mess. But the concepts and the history of Pazuzu and his consciousness and will being described is pretty awesome. As is the implications that Reagan was never fully purged and that she became an access point is a really cool element.
This film means so so much to the horror genre it’s insane . From being the highest grossing movie ever made (at that time) to being the first horror film ever nominated for best picture at oscars . From being considered a “cursed film” due to deaths involved far too many to consider coincidences to being a film causing a major bunch of people to faint and even some miscarriages. It still is one of the highest grossing horror movies ever made and one of the greatest films in history of cinema . Also RIP to WILLIAM FRIEDKIN the director he died a month ago , he was one of my favourite filmmaker . I would recommend his film SORCERER if anybody wants to check him out .
Father Karras was a true brave hero to tell the demon to come into him, to take him. I think he sacrificed himself for Regan because he felt done with his life. Such a psychological horror film! I live near Georgetown and I walked up the famous steps Karras fell down. They are extremely steep!
During Karris being possessed, the demon STILL tried to kill Rean in Karris reaching his hands out to strangle her...he knew he was going to kill Regan, he internally fought the demon long enough, when his face returned to normal, and sacrificed himself to save Regan...was nothing to do with him feeling his life was over...he had found his faith again, and refused to kill Regan, as simple as that.
Your reaction when Father Karras sacrificed himself by jumping out the window to save a little girl he never really met was my exact reaction when I first saw it. I too wanted “to cry”.
That scene is great!. Not only did he sacrifice himself for Regan, he also displayed immense strength of will. He essentially trapped Pazuzu inside himself just long enough to jump out of the window.
@@terrybarnes8549That scene actually took three takes! to do correctly! They also had a few thousand people watching it as well… they were also charging 5 bucks! To watch that scene! True fact!
It’s a minor detail but at the end when the priest jumps out the window and the mother comes back in the room she holds back a long time before she goes to her daughter. She’s literally still too afraid to go near her until she’s sure her daughter is back.
Almost 50 years after being released, "The Exorcist" to this day still remains the measuring stick to which all other horror films are compared. That is legendary.
58 years old and remember the tv commercials for the movie. It scared the hell out of me, until my older brothers and sisters all went to see it opening night . When they came come from the late night movie they wanted to all sleep together in the living room . I remember them telling our parents about the movie. I probably slept 2 hrs in three months
For some reason, the line that sticks with me most is, "What an excellent day for an exorcism." It's sounds so amused. Then it gives away it's plan. "It'll bring us together." "You and Regan?" "You and us."
Couple fun facts 1. The older priest was in his 40s. They made him look older with makeup and prosthetics 2. The demon possessing Reagan is voiced by a woman 3. One of the men working on the film (I can’t remember which one) was apparently arrested 7 years after this movie premiered for being a serial killer 4. In order to get the most genuine reactions possible, the director apparently jumpscared the actors by firing guns 5. The actress playing the mother complained about being yanked too hard on the wires and harnesses. The director lied to her and told her he would have them tone it down. In actuality, he ordered them to yank her harder. Hence why her screams of pain are so real 6. At the end of the movie, when the priest is crying over Father Karrass, he was having trouble with making his crying look genuine enough. As a result, the director slapped him as hard as he could, pushed him into frame and yelled “action” 7. The white face that flashes onscreen is originally just a shot from a makeup test 8. The green vomit was just pea soup 9. The opening scene what *actual* Iraq that the director got permission to film in 10. The demon is named Pazuzu
#7... Not a make up test, but a make up design that had been previously tried out as a test for Regan. The actual shots of Eileen Deitz's face that you see were the last thing filmed for the movie.
Re #5 it wasn't the actress playing the mother, it was the actress playing the girl, Regan. In fact, Linda Blair later said that her back was injured during a scene and she suffered for many years afterwards.
@@Denise-t4z Ellen Burstyn, the actress playing the mother was injured too. She suffered a fractured tailbone from being yanked too hard in the scene @ZelinkSupporter mentioned.
I'm 50 and have been watching this since I was little. It took me until a few reactions ago to realize that when she spun her head around and said do you know what she did, that it was in Burke's voice and he was ratting her out. I can't believe it took so many decades to realize that. I just always took it as the demon voice, not Burkes.
This movie just goes so so hard. The practical effects plus the sudden bursts of violence in an otherwise quiet film really mimic the cycle of abuse. I feel like I have been in a fight after watching it.
Subscribed. Love your reaction. You really invested yourself in the film. Your thoughts afterwards rings true. “Brilliant”. The Exorcist is so much more than just a horror film. The Exorcist was not only a horror film but rather a film that depicted horrific events. It's horror/drama that is serious, relentless, and powerful. It's about doubt, faith, guilt, sacrifice, desperation, love, redemption, heartbreaking loss and science versus the human condition. A mother who has no religious beliefs, desperately seeks help from a guilt ridden priest who has lost his faith. The movie won the Oscar for best screenplay for good reasons.
MIKE LAWZ: Every young reactor misses several things in The Exorcist because of their (your) youth. When this movie was released in 1973, the tiny white pills Father Merrin was taking in the first & last scenes were nitroglycerin that doctors commonly gave their heart patients in tiny metal containers to put under their tongues when they had chest pains. The movie was telling us that Father Merrin had a serious heart condition the demon would later exploit to cause him to have a fatal heart attack. Back then, before this movie and its terrible sequels came out, hardly anybody knew anything or thought about, much less believed in, demonic possession, which made this movie far more frightening for us 1973 audiences than younger people can comprehend.
I was reading the novel of this 20 years ago after I had already seen the movie plenty, but my dog came and scratched on my closed door when the noises in the attic were heard in that part of the book. It freaked me out for a second.
The doctor talkin to mom with the cigarette in his hand cracks me up😂 Im an RN and remember a time when we could smoke on the floor in a breakroom. Now u cant smoke within a mile of the hospital lol. We had a lung specialist who would smoke right at the nurses desk. The head nurse used to chew his ass everytime. Hed chart with a cig hanging out of his mouth. Back then all the nurses smoked and a lot of the Docs. Our break room looked and smelled like a pool hall😂
@@TheMikeLawzIt's the version I've seen most, all it has is an extra (yet important) scene of Father's Merrin&Karras talking inbetween rounds, and an extended ending with the other priest & the Detective talking about movies, leading to a friendship between the two. Plus another scene that I'd rather save for you to see yourself. Overall doesn't add to much beyond a happier ending and good talking scene It's largely said not to be as good cause it also adds more of that white demon face flashing around certain scenes that most don't notice and it adds some cgi to Regan face during the psychiatry scene to show the demon which sucks
My mom said she saw this in theaters when she was a teenager and it was the only horror movie that actually scared her. This reaction was great. Can't wait for more reactions for the spooky season! 🎃👻☠️
Saw this with my brother last week. It is a slow movie but the atmosphere and creepiness of it makes this movie ahead of this time. Better than most possessions movies. Great video dude. Hope you have a good day Mike
I saw this when I was six in 1988. Now I wasn't aloud to see it, we had it on vhs that was kept high up on our bookshelf in the living room . But my mother was part of a gossip group in the 80's which most of the time meant she was on the phone for hours gossiping with women from the neighborhood or work but sometimes she'd go over to the neighbor for an hour or two leaving me alone for that time (it was a different time, lol) I had been told to never ever touch that tape so obviously it was the first thing to watch as soon as a possibility opened. The trauma I experienced that evening is something I will carry to the day I die. I slept with lights on for a year and still to this day while in my forties, I get sweaty with a nice little panic attack from just hearing the noises from Pazuzu. Another great reaction even if I had to skip some of it🤣
Absolutely a masterpiece! Man watching this at 13 for my first horror movie man nothing else compares to this one! So glad you got it and enjoyed it so much!
@TheMikeLawz Hey Mike, I know that this reaction is over a year old, but I just found your channel. Great stuff btw, really funny 😂 I thought I could clear up some points for you about the movie. First, you probably know by now that the medication Father Merrin was taking was nitroglycerin for his angina. Second, the nanny probably noticed Reagan's stomach while she was putting Reagan's pajamas on her. The stuff Reagan vomited on Father Karras was bile. Bile is made in the liver and stored in the gallbladder. And when projectile vomited it is an indication of a serious medical condition or demonic possession 🤔 😮 Reagan's mother, Chris, isn't arbitrarily doing laundry. She's rinsing out Father Karras's sweater that Reagan puked on. Lastly, I just want to say what an incredible film this is from top to bottom. One thing about the acting, when Reagan struck her mother and knocked her to the floor, you'll see Ellen Bursten's right hand immediately move to the small of her back. This isn't a brilliant actress making a character decision in the moment. It's a real human getting hurt for real. They just left that take in. Ellen Bursten seriously considered quitting the picture after suffering her back injury. Thank goodness for us she hung in there. Just thought you'd like to know 😉 Keep up the good work 👏
I grew up with my dad telling me that this was the scariest movie ever made. When I finally watched it, I thought it was good but not particularly scary. I asked my dad why he thought it was scary and he told me that when it first came out people thought it was terrifying. 1970’s America was a very religious place and this movie shook the country. And that context made me agree with him, I don’t think there was been another horror movie with as big of an impact as this one since it came out. And that’s why I think it’s the scariest movie ever made
I think if you look at it as a body horror it is scarier to us than if you look at it through the lense of demon possession...We have just gotten used to demon possession at this point and does not pack as much of a punch in a secular society.. Watching someone you love lose their minds and their 'soul' .. now that is scary lol.
Ok, I’ll give you my subscription. Apart from one or two (actually pretty innocent and non-invasive) quips, you didn’t take the piss out of the film but - impressively - respected it with a serious, thoughtful and intelligent analysis. Good one. Glad you enjoyed it and respected how skilfully it was put together. I’m also glad you didn’t watch the so-called ‘director’s cut’ that includes the deleted so-called ‘spider walk’ scene… a totally unnecessary inclusion that - regardless of many people liking its inclusion - serves no real purpose in enhancing the film but, in my opinion, pushes it to just over the limit of an otherwise perfect movie.
what of the best commentary i've watched of my favorite movie. You were so engaged in the story and so appreciative of everything. Makes me want to watch more of your commentaries man. Very good job.
I was 7 and my brother was 11 and we BEGGED dad to take us. So in a spooky 42nd street theatre that was built in the 1800,s and shown in 8mm it was absolutely surreal. We all loved horror movies so we thought this would just be another one. We were pretty mature but this stuck with us. Lol The texas chainsaw massacre scared me more because it was one of the first of its kind. But the exorcist will always reign supreme in effects, storyline, and execution because it was all done by human imagination and not CGI or greenscreen. Im still a huge fan of horror but this movie is my #1. I cant believe its been 50 years. But i do enjoy watching and hearing younger generations reactions to seeing it for the first time.
The fact is, Damien Karras sacrificed his life for Regan, whom he only knew as a demon. That's really sad, but beautiful at the same time. I love this movie.
I've watched the exorcist 1973 years ago and I still haven't forgotten it. It's the number one horror movie of the century. Highly recommend this movie if you want to see how scary this is. It's brilliant . To anyone who hasn't seen it, make sure you carry a second pair of knickers, you will wet yourself or shit your pants. Pardon my foul language
Such a classic horror film that still low key frightens me a little today in adulthood 😂 this movie really messed me up mentally as a child! Now this shit is more funnier than scary to me... 😂😂 Great reaction and commentary brother your face expressions and banter get me everytime lol this movie is so gold, & so is your channel homie. ❤
When she turns her head and speaks as Denning, “Do you know what she did? Your c**ting daughter?” I think there’s another line after that like something really horrible that could have been cut. Because the mother screams in the most blood curdling way after that.
Whenever I watch The Exorcist or see clips of it after it’s over I feel completely drained. Emotionally, mentally and even physically. It affects me so deeply that most of the time I’m just rendered speechless and it’s extremely rare for a horror movie to do that to me. The praise that this film gets is well deserved. The acting, the writing, the directing the overall story It’s just perfect. The film is a masterpiece and it’s a movie that you don’t really watch but you experience. That is the best way to describe this film it’s an experience.
This was a fantastic movie! I was just blown away at the ending, didn't expect to see someone thrown out a window. Kind of makes me scared when I go ghost hunting though. 😬
The book was WILD after seeing the movie first! I had the voice& images in my head. I bought and read it during Covid lockdown Halloween as a treat. Brilliant idea!😆
the more you care about the character Regan the more effective the movie is. the directors commentary explains that this is more of a case study than a horror film. subtle moments in the beginning that are missed by the viewer before she is taken over by the demon gives one a better understanding of what Friedkin was going for in the movie.
This is the one horror movie that was able to freak me out when I was younger. They are really good at suspending disbelief. The screenplay dialogue, actors, makeup, and direction are all excellent. Now I can watch it without being scared because I'm no longer indoctrinated in the Catholic church. Now it's just film art.
13:30 that was an actual injury caught on camera. The wire that was holding Ellen Burstyn was supposed to make her fly across the room and land safely on the ground. However the wire behind the wall behind her broke and she literally fell on the floor with a permanent injury
First time watching one of your vids and I gotta say, your reactions were hilarious. I've seen The Exorcist multiple times so the scary doesn't really phase me anymore but I love watching newbies react, it's always amusing. On another note, I had to laugh at how your New England (Boston?) accent slowly revealed itself as the video moved forward.
Also the stone figure in Iraq with the big dick is a sacred statue of the Demon Pazuzu who also appears towards the end when Regan was on her bed and he asks what was that, it was Regan and next to her was the stone Figure silhouette of the Demon Pazuzu.
Just discovered you, very genuine reaction and smart perceptions! Im a big fan of the movie, it really scarred me when i was a kid… but something came to mind very recently. The head spinning thing always got me, like, she couldn’t survive that. My thoughts on this are that the head turning doesn’t necessarily happened… it could be some thing to provoke horror on the priests just to destabilize them. Like when Karras sees his mother on the bed.. just a illusion…
You watched the original theatrical version. I saw it several months after it was first released. I was going thru boot camp at the time & never knew of it's existence. A fellow Marine found out & dragged me to see it. He wouldn't tell me anything about it other than it was kind of a scary movie. it left me completely traumatized.. The lack of any musical score did it for me.I sure got my money's worth.Scariest movie I'VE EVER SEEN
I love horror & sci fi films because of my mom. I dont know how she knew I could handle them but I was kindergarten & she took me to see ITS ALIVE. She never let me watch Jaws or The Exorcist, I waited until I was 10 to see them. I wish I would've see them on a big screen but they are 2 of my favorites! Maybe bcuz I was not allowed? My mom died 2005 & every movie that I watch now, I always imagine her watching w/me. Oct 14 2005. Thank you for watching it TheMikeLaws! It still holds up in 2023
The little girl actually did hurt her spine when she's flipping on the bed. Basically, the contraption that makes her flip back and forth on the bed well the contraption got loose and wat u see was the result. So in actuality, she was Never supposed to flip that hard cause in the end she did hurt her spine. The director didn't even let her go to the hospital. It's on 'Cursed Films' its on shudder and the actress who was the little girl even says the same thing. After filming she went back to school and everybody thought she literally was the devil she went through hell but now shes a animal rescuer so glad shes better after all this some things she wont even talk about but at least shes living a good life 😊. And the actress who plays the mom when the girl slapped her they also had a contraption attached to the girls arm. So the director told one of the staff members to pull the contraption back even further to give the slap more power and when she slapped the mom the actress actually hit the back of her head hard so that impact and her crying was all real. Watch 'Cursed Films' on shudder, and they explain everything that happened on set when making this film. Film was still amazing and scared the hell out me, but hearing how much of an ass the director was like dude take better care of ur cast members.
Pazuzu: What an excellent day for an exorcism Karras: You would like that? Pazuzu: Intensely Karras: But wouldn't that drive you out of Regan Pazuzu: It would bring us together. Karras: You and Regan? Pazuzu: You and us. Demon spoilers.
Im a HUGE Exorcist Fan.... I really enjoyed watching this guy watch it.... The BEST horror movie of all time. Its still relevant for anyone who hasn't seen it... Scarred me as a kid and now its my favorite. Have tons of high end Exorcist merch... Good job Mike.... Enjoyed this
I remember watching this at uni back in 2000. It had recently been unbanned over here in the U.K. and the hype over it was huge. I don’t think it’s that scary but the doctors tests they put Regan through was very traumatic and I’m sure the language coming out of a child 50 years ago would’ve been super disturbing. Great film, well acted by everyone in film, a tense, chilling atmosphere throughout. One of the best horror films ever made. Jealous you got to experience it for the first time
Tbh this movie is scary even if you don't believe in the spirtual stuff...Watching someone you love losing their mind and losing control of their own body is a horror this movie captures perfectly...The helplessness and wishing you could make it stop, but it is a force greater than you.
Great reaction my friend. Thoroughly enjoyed it. I`ll never forget when this film was released in the UK in 1974, the reaction it created was indescribable.
what you need is a super soaker full of holy water for some long-distance attacks. i haven’t watched this movie since middle school but now i need to watch it again. i personally like the omen (ive only seen the first one) better but this movie is obviously so iconic. great video, mike!
I love that you are young, but you MOSTLY get it. Your understanding of this movie is refreshing. You should check out THE OMEN, PSYCHO, CARRIE and THE SHINING, if you haven't already. I believe the older movies capture the real essence of what horror should be. It's not necessarily about killing and some unrealistic boogeyman. Good versus evil, possession, etc. are the things that truly horrify me. New subbie!!
1. I was 13 when I saw this in the theater with friends. What rating system they had at the time wasn't really followed that closely. By word of mouth, I was aware of the head spinning, vomiting and language but what freaked me the most were the demon flashes.😱 2. When the doctor is looking at Regan's skull x-ray and says, "Nothing in there" I always 🤣 3. The spider-walk down the stairs was NOT in the original release. 4. The loud banging with the medical equipment is for our benefit. 5. Father Merrin and the demon/Pazuzu had a previous encounter where he almost killed the father. Merin doesn't acknowledge the receipt of the note and tells Karras there's no need for analysis. 6. Chris MacNeil/Ellen Burstyn actually broke her coccyx when the demon makes her hard fall. 7. The demon doesn't kill Merrin. From the beginning we know he has a heart problem most likely brought on by the previous encounter. 8. Karras doesn't kill the demon. He does manage to draw it out of her and sacrificed himself for her. 9 Karras is confessing and asking for forgiveness for his loss of faith. 10. RIP Willian Freidkin😇
I mean wow watching this back when it came out must of been just horrifying beyond belief 😳😬 was honestly first of its kind! Can’t imagine the scarring on its audience it left behind when it first premiered!
Bro That was the best reaction I've ever seen to this movie You paid attention and caught things that so many other reactors don't catch like The demon calling Marins name before he even showed up and that Marin was a total badass and he knew exactly what time it was because he had fought this demon before. Great reaction dude!
This is the best reaction ever! 🤣 Glad you liked the film. In my opinion one of the films with best direction, acting, camera work, writing and editing. It is so difficult for us to explain the effect this film had in people at a time the world was more naive, movies didn’t push it as far as they do now and without the references everybody now has about the movie and about the hundreds of movies The Exorcist inspired. Imagine you had 0 references and this was the first film ever you watched. The terror that room caused and the fear of being possessed by something that controlled you against your will were such a shock.
Max von Sydow, Father Merrin, was only 43 when he was in this. The make up and visual effects departments aged him up so well that they weren’t far off from how he actually looked when he was older.
My mom and her sister took us kids and cousins to the drive in movie theater to see this movie. We were like 11 and 12 and 13. We were terrified! This is the movie that cemented my love of horror films. There's a new Exorcist movie coming out soon. I'm curious to watch it as well. I just recently watched this with my 13 year old granddaughter and she loved this movie. I enjoy your reaction and commentary. New sub.
This movie and the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre will always remain as my two favorite and scariest movies I've ever seen. Absolutely love this masterpiece.
My late mother went to see The Exorcist in 74 or 75 with a girl friend. Just the two of them. They were freaked out by the movie, and kept talking to each other on the way to drop of the friend... and then my mom was alone in the old Ford Capri on the dark back streets of Johannesburg. Now that there was no nervous chatter to distract her, my mom heard same noise the possessed girls neck made as it swiveled around, coming from behind her... The rear seat of the Capri was broken, which mafe the sound. My mother figured this out soon enough, but was also busy making that V6 engine growl as she fled home in record time. My dad was really angry with his wife when he found out how scared that movie had made my mom, but when she described the seat noise, dad couldn't help smiling... about 2 weeks later dad sold the Capri for a Ford Grenada. That's love for you. I missed the 8 Track from the Capri, though.
I don't know if this came up anywhere in previous comments, but Father Merrin is not taking Adderal - he's taking nitroglycerin for his heart. Hope you enjoyed the film - it's my favorite "horror" movie and in my top four favorite films ever.
The demon stuff is terrifying but the idea of something being wrong with you/your kid and EIGHTY EIGHT doctors cant figure it out... That's real life scary shit. And then also her demon face and voice are terrifying too obviously 😂
@TheMikeLawz 1. A good rundown of the highlights of the film. 2. You said you didn't know Holy Water was that powerful. I am Catholic and demons - HATE - Holy Water. 3. Karras, in his heart, knew she was possessed when the demon said his mother was inside with him.
There are several rally hood documentaries on this movie. The best covers the hysteria and popularity of this movie back when it was released in theatres. People leaving in ambulances or leaving in the middle of the movie
50 years old and probably the most impactful horror movie in history. 💜💙🖤
It's in the National Archives because of it's huge impact on culture.
Without a doubt
Jaws right beside it
You think this is something, skip movie 2, and hit movie 3. Brad Dourif and George C. Scott were off the chain
Nominated for 10 Oscars including Best Picture but won for Best Sound Editing and Best Adapted Screenplay.
RIP, William Friedkin, 1935-2023.
Burstyn should have won best actress Oscar. She did win it the following year for Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore.
10 Oscar noms is insane, especially for horror
I didn't know he died this year!
@@MM-qj8ys Friedkin didn't intend it as a horror movie even though it ended up in that genre.
The acting is so natural, as you mentioned. A lot of the 1970s movies that hold up today have such great, realistic performances and dialogue. The scenes between mother and daughter at the beginning were so sweet, which makes everything that happens even more tragic. Highly recommend Exorcist III as well, it's really underrated. People hated part 2, understandable, but that meant that part 3 got skipped over too. It's great and weird
Part 3 is fantastic. They would make a perfect Halloween back to back movie night.
@JasonHauser125 Yea, i agree, what a double feature! One of Brad Dourif's best performances, it was so sinister
II is actually great too. It's just poorly executed and comes across as a mess. But the concepts and the history of Pazuzu and his consciousness and will being described is pretty awesome. As is the implications that Reagan was never fully purged and that she became an access point is a really cool element.
@BLACKSUNR1SE I never met anyone who thought no.2 was good.
It's literally one of the worst movies ever made lol
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This film means so so much to the horror genre it’s insane . From being the highest grossing movie ever made (at that time) to being the first horror film ever nominated for best picture at oscars . From being considered a “cursed film” due to deaths involved far too many to consider coincidences to being a film causing a major bunch of people to faint and even some miscarriages. It still is one of the highest grossing horror movies ever made and one of the greatest films in history of cinema . Also RIP to WILLIAM FRIEDKIN the director he died a month ago , he was one of my favourite filmmaker . I would recommend his film SORCERER if anybody wants to check him out .
Father Karras was a true brave hero to tell the demon to come into him, to take him. I think he sacrificed himself for Regan because he felt done with his life. Such a psychological horror film! I live near Georgetown and I walked up the famous steps Karras fell down. They are extremely steep!
During Karris being possessed, the demon STILL tried to kill Rean in Karris reaching his hands out to strangle her...he knew he was going to kill Regan, he internally fought the demon long enough, when his face returned to normal, and sacrificed himself to save Regan...was nothing to do with him feeling his life was over...he had found his faith again, and refused to kill Regan, as simple as that.
@ You may feel the way I did from reading the book :-)
Your reaction when Father Karras sacrificed himself by jumping out the window to save a little girl he never really met was my exact reaction when I first saw it. I too wanted “to cry”.
That scene is great!. Not only did he sacrifice himself for Regan, he also displayed immense strength of will. He essentially trapped Pazuzu inside himself just long enough to jump out of the window.
@@terrybarnes8549 indeed. it would take an immense amount of control to take in pazuzu but still have enough control to jump out the window
He refound his faith
@@terrybarnes8549That scene actually took three takes! to do correctly! They also had a few thousand people watching it as well… they were also charging 5 bucks! To watch that scene! True fact!
Millennials wouldn’t understand this movie!!!
It’s a minor detail but at the end when the priest jumps out the window and the mother comes back in the room she holds back a long time before she goes to her daughter. She’s literally still too afraid to go near her until she’s sure her daughter is back.
great acting and directing in that moment to show the hesitation
Almost 50 years after being released, "The Exorcist" to this day still remains the measuring stick to which all other horror films are compared.
That is legendary.
58 years old and remember the tv commercials for the movie. It scared the hell out of me, until my older brothers and sisters all went to see it opening night . When they came come from the late night movie they wanted to all sleep together in the living room . I remember them telling our parents about the movie. I probably slept 2 hrs in three months
For some reason, the line that sticks with me most is, "What an excellent day for an exorcism." It's sounds so amused. Then it gives away it's plan. "It'll bring us together." "You and Regan?" "You and us."
Couple fun facts
1. The older priest was in his 40s. They made him look older with makeup and prosthetics
2. The demon possessing Reagan is voiced by a woman
3. One of the men working on the film (I can’t remember which one) was apparently arrested 7 years after this movie premiered for being a serial killer
4. In order to get the most genuine reactions possible, the director apparently jumpscared the actors by firing guns
5. The actress playing the mother complained about being yanked too hard on the wires and harnesses. The director lied to her and told her he would have them tone it down. In actuality, he ordered them to yank her harder. Hence why her screams of pain are so real
6. At the end of the movie, when the priest is crying over Father Karrass, he was having trouble with making his crying look genuine enough. As a result, the director slapped him as hard as he could, pushed him into frame and yelled “action”
7. The white face that flashes onscreen is originally just a shot from a makeup test
8. The green vomit was just pea soup
9. The opening scene what *actual* Iraq that the director got permission to film in
10. The demon is named Pazuzu
#3... Not a doctor... He was a technician.
#7... Not a make up test, but a make up design that had been previously tried out as a test for Regan. The actual shots of Eileen Deitz's face that you see were the last thing filmed for the movie.
Answer to number 3 its nit the doc doing the procedure its the other man getting her prepped
Re #5 it wasn't the actress playing the mother, it was the actress playing the girl, Regan. In fact, Linda Blair later said that her back was injured during a scene and she suffered for many years afterwards.
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Ellen Burstyn, the actress playing the mother was injured too.
She suffered a fractured tailbone from being yanked too hard in the scene @ZelinkSupporter mentioned.
I'm 50 and have been watching this since I was little. It took me until a few reactions ago to realize that when she spun her head around and said do you know what she did, that it was in Burke's voice and he was ratting her out. I can't believe it took so many decades to realize that. I just always took it as the demon voice, not Burkes.
The fact that the demon's voice is actress Mercedes McCambridge - genius
Oscar winner Mercedes McCambridge to boot!
This movie just goes so so hard. The practical effects plus the sudden bursts of violence in an otherwise quiet film really mimic the cycle of abuse. I feel like I have been in a fight after watching it.
Subscribed. Love your reaction. You really invested yourself in the film. Your thoughts afterwards rings true. “Brilliant”. The Exorcist is so much more than just a horror film. The Exorcist was not only a horror film but rather a film that depicted horrific events. It's horror/drama that is serious, relentless, and powerful. It's about doubt, faith, guilt, sacrifice, desperation, love, redemption, heartbreaking loss and science versus the human condition.
A mother who has no religious beliefs, desperately seeks help from a guilt ridden priest who has lost his faith. The movie won the Oscar for best screenplay for good reasons.
MIKE LAWZ: Every young reactor misses several things in The Exorcist because of their (your) youth. When this movie was released in 1973, the tiny white pills Father Merrin was taking in the first & last scenes were nitroglycerin that doctors commonly gave their heart patients in tiny metal containers to put under their tongues when they had chest pains. The movie was telling us that Father Merrin had a serious heart condition the demon would later exploit to cause him to have a fatal heart attack. Back then, before this movie and its terrible sequels came out, hardly anybody knew anything or thought about, much less believed in, demonic possession, which made this movie far more frightening for us 1973 audiences than younger people can comprehend.
I was reading the novel of this 20 years ago after I had already seen the movie plenty, but my dog came and scratched on my closed door when the noises in the attic were heard in that part of the book. It freaked me out for a second.
The doctor talkin to mom with the cigarette in his hand cracks me up😂 Im an RN and remember a time when we could smoke on the floor in a breakroom. Now u cant smoke within a mile of the hospital lol. We had a lung specialist who would smoke right at the nurses desk. The head nurse used to chew his ass everytime. Hed chart with a cig hanging out of his mouth. Back then all the nurses smoked and a lot of the Docs. Our break room looked and smelled like a pool hall😂
the director´s cut is even better. that stairs scene...
Didn't even know there was a directors cut!
Not so much a director's cut as it was a favor to the author, William Peter Blatty. The original cut is better. @@TheMikeLawz
I was so sad when it went past that scene!!😢 Mike would’ve cried
@@TheMikeLawzIt's the version I've seen most, all it has is an extra (yet important) scene of Father's Merrin&Karras talking inbetween rounds, and an extended ending with the other priest & the Detective talking about movies, leading to a friendship between the two. Plus another scene that I'd rather save for you to see yourself. Overall doesn't add to much beyond a happier ending and good talking scene
It's largely said not to be as good cause it also adds more of that white demon face flashing around certain scenes that most don't notice and it adds some cgi to Regan face during the psychiatry scene to show the demon which sucks
The stairs scene freaked me out! I remember it coming out of no where and the sudden music too!! So good!
Your little scream when her head turned around got me. Hahaha
My mom said she saw this in theaters when she was a teenager and it was the only horror movie that actually scared her. This reaction was great. Can't wait for more reactions for the spooky season! 🎃👻☠️
Saw this with my brother last week. It is a slow movie but the atmosphere and creepiness of it makes this movie ahead of this time. Better than most possessions movies. Great video dude. Hope you have a good day Mike
It's hands down the best possession movie ever! It was the first one ever and paved the way for all mediocre ones that come out nowadays.
It's slow compared to modern films with jump scares every few minutes
I saw this when I was six in 1988. Now I wasn't aloud to see it, we had it on vhs that was kept high up on our bookshelf in the living room . But my mother was part of a gossip group in the 80's which most of the time meant she was on the phone for hours gossiping with women from the neighborhood or work but sometimes she'd go over to the neighbor for an hour or two leaving me alone for that time (it was a different time, lol) I had been told to never ever touch that tape so obviously it was the first thing to watch as soon as a possibility opened. The trauma I experienced that evening is something I will carry to the day I die. I slept with lights on for a year and still to this day while in my forties, I get sweaty with a nice little panic attack from just hearing the noises from Pazuzu.
Another great reaction even if I had to skip some of it🤣
It's such an incredible film. I've watched it so many times, and it gets under my skin every single time. I've read the book twice, so terrifying!!
Absolutely a masterpiece! Man watching this at 13 for my first horror movie man nothing else compares to this one! So glad you got it and enjoyed it so much!
When mom goes to inspect the attic: "No way mom is this brave at 2 in the morning." 😂💀
16:02 Ellen Burstyn truly deserved an Oscar for this
I'm 72 yrs old. This my Fave horror movie.
@TheMikeLawz
Hey Mike, I know that this reaction is over a year old, but I just found your channel. Great stuff btw, really funny 😂
I thought I could clear up some points for you about the movie.
First, you probably know by now that the medication Father Merrin was taking was nitroglycerin for his angina.
Second, the nanny probably noticed Reagan's stomach while she was putting Reagan's pajamas on her.
The stuff Reagan vomited on Father Karras was bile. Bile is made in the liver and stored in the gallbladder. And when projectile vomited it is an indication of a serious medical condition or demonic possession 🤔 😮
Reagan's mother, Chris, isn't arbitrarily doing laundry. She's rinsing out Father Karras's sweater that Reagan puked on.
Lastly, I just want to say what an incredible film this is from top to bottom. One thing about the acting, when Reagan struck her mother and knocked her to the floor, you'll see Ellen Bursten's right hand immediately move to the small of her back. This isn't a brilliant actress making a character decision in the moment. It's a real human getting hurt for real. They just left that take in.
Ellen Bursten seriously considered quitting the picture after suffering her back injury. Thank goodness for us she hung in there.
Just thought you'd like to know 😉 Keep up the good work 👏
I grew up with my dad telling me that this was the scariest movie ever made. When I finally watched it, I thought it was good but not particularly scary. I asked my dad why he thought it was scary and he told me that when it first came out people thought it was terrifying. 1970’s America was a very religious place and this movie shook the country. And that context made me agree with him, I don’t think there was been another horror movie with as big of an impact as this one since it came out. And that’s why I think it’s the scariest movie ever made
I think if you look at it as a body horror it is scarier to us than if you look at it through the lense of demon possession...We have just gotten used to demon possession at this point and does not pack as much of a punch in a secular society.. Watching someone you love lose their minds and their 'soul' .. now that is scary lol.
Great reaction, That little scream you let out when she twisted her head round was hilarious 🤣
Ok, I’ll give you my subscription. Apart from one or two (actually pretty innocent and non-invasive) quips, you didn’t take the piss out of the film but - impressively - respected it with a serious, thoughtful and intelligent analysis. Good one. Glad you enjoyed it and respected how skilfully it was put together. I’m also glad you didn’t watch the so-called ‘director’s cut’ that includes the deleted so-called ‘spider walk’ scene… a totally unnecessary inclusion that - regardless of many people liking its inclusion - serves no real purpose in enhancing the film but, in my opinion, pushes it to just over the limit of an otherwise perfect movie.
what of the best commentary i've watched of my favorite movie. You were so engaged in the story and so appreciative of everything. Makes me want to watch more of your commentaries man. Very good job.
At the filming set, when you said "Who is this guy?" (talkiing to Burke). That's William Blatty. The author of The Exorcist. Fun facts.. :)
Forget the best horror movie ever made. This is one of the greatest movies ever made period
I was 7 and my brother was 11 and we BEGGED dad to take us. So in a spooky 42nd street theatre that was built in the 1800,s and shown in 8mm it was absolutely surreal. We all loved horror movies so we thought this would just be another one. We were pretty mature but this stuck with us. Lol
The texas chainsaw massacre scared me more because it was one of the first of its kind. But the exorcist will always reign supreme in effects, storyline, and execution because it was all done by human imagination and not CGI or greenscreen. Im still a huge fan of horror but this movie is my #1. I cant believe its been 50 years. But i do enjoy watching and hearing younger generations reactions to seeing it for the first time.
This reaction is gold, and i literally watched this yesterday! ❤️
Thanks so much for the support!
@@TheMikeLawzthe most disturbing bit was the crucifix stabbing. "Your ....ing daughter"
Theaters did a 50th anniversary screening on Oct 1st. Seen it so many times. But this is NOTHING compared to seeing it in a theater.
The fact is, Damien Karras sacrificed his life for Regan, whom he only knew as a demon. That's really sad, but beautiful at the same time. I love this movie.
Yeah that's so true. He never actually met Regan, only the demon.
I've watched the exorcist 1973 years ago and I still haven't forgotten it. It's the number one horror movie of the century. Highly recommend this movie if you want to see how scary this is. It's brilliant . To anyone who hasn't seen it, make sure you carry a second pair of knickers, you will wet yourself or shit your pants. Pardon my foul language
Such a classic horror film that still low key frightens me a little today in adulthood 😂 this movie really messed me up mentally as a child! Now this shit is more funnier than scary to me... 😂😂 Great reaction and commentary brother your face expressions and banter get me everytime lol this movie is so gold, & so is your channel homie. ❤
The crucifix scene Shocks everyone
When she turns her head and speaks as Denning, “Do you know what she did? Your c**ting daughter?” I think there’s another line after that like something really horrible that could have been cut. Because the mother screams in the most blood curdling way after that.
The screams were real genuine. Ellen Burstyn actually hurt her back in that scene.
Whenever I watch The Exorcist or see clips of it after it’s over I feel completely drained. Emotionally, mentally and even physically. It affects me so deeply that most of the time I’m just rendered speechless and it’s extremely rare for a horror movie to do that to me. The praise that this film gets is well deserved. The acting, the writing, the directing the overall story It’s just perfect. The film is a masterpiece and it’s a movie that you don’t really watch but you experience. That is the best way to describe this film it’s an experience.
She wasnt "doing laundry." She washed his shirt for him after the projectile vomiting scene.
One of the best horror movies ever made this and Alfred Hitchcocks The Birds. The actress who plays Regan she's so good.
This was a fantastic movie! I was just blown away at the ending, didn't expect to see someone thrown out a window. Kind of makes me scared when I go ghost hunting though. 😬
The best reaction. As weird as it sounds, I really enjoyed watching you watch this. Wish I could see The Exorcist for the first time again.
0:25 it's meant to be nitroglycerin...the book makes mention of him having a heart condition.
The book was WILD after seeing the movie first! I had the voice& images in my head. I bought and read it during Covid lockdown Halloween as a treat. Brilliant idea!😆
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Did you notice the Ouija board piece slid quickly to the "NO" word. Look again.
And to think you didn't even see the scarier directors cut with the spider walk and pazuzu faces.!!
the more you care about the character Regan the more effective the movie is. the directors commentary explains that this is more of a case study than a horror film. subtle moments in the beginning that are missed by the viewer before she is taken over by the demon gives one a better understanding of what Friedkin was going for in the movie.
Bro, are you from Boston? I'm a Boston guy and you sound like you're from Boston, New York, or Maine! Lol!
Watch the third one 😂 he survived still possessed
I appreciate your respect for this movie. Great comparison between boxing rounds and the exorcism.
This is the one horror movie that was able to freak me out when I was younger. They are really good at suspending disbelief. The screenplay dialogue, actors, makeup, and direction are all excellent. Now I can watch it without being scared because I'm no longer indoctrinated in the Catholic church. Now it's just film art.
13:30 that was an actual injury caught on camera. The wire that was holding Ellen Burstyn was supposed to make her fly across the room and land safely on the ground. However the wire behind the wall behind her broke and she literally fell on the floor with a permanent injury
First time watching one of your vids and I gotta say, your reactions were hilarious. I've seen The Exorcist multiple times so the scary doesn't really phase me anymore but I love watching newbies react, it's always amusing. On another note, I had to laugh at how your New England (Boston?) accent slowly revealed itself as the video moved forward.
Still, 50 years later, it's the best "horror" movie ever made.
Also the stone figure in Iraq with the big dick is a sacred statue of the Demon Pazuzu who also appears towards the end when Regan was on her bed and he asks what was that, it was Regan and next to her was the stone Figure silhouette of the Demon Pazuzu.
Just discovered you, very genuine reaction and smart perceptions! Im a big fan of the movie, it really scarred me when i was a kid… but something came to mind very recently. The head spinning thing always got me, like, she couldn’t survive that. My thoughts on this are that the head turning doesn’t necessarily happened… it could be some thing to provoke horror on the priests just to destabilize them. Like when Karras sees his mother on the bed.. just a illusion…
The demon will mix truth with lies...
You watched the original theatrical version. I saw it several months after it was first released. I was going thru boot camp at the time & never knew of it's existence. A fellow Marine found out & dragged me to see it. He wouldn't tell me anything about it other than it was kind of a scary movie. it left me completely traumatized.. The lack of any musical score did it for me.I sure got my money's worth.Scariest movie I'VE EVER SEEN
I love horror & sci fi films because of my mom. I dont know how she knew I could handle them but I was kindergarten & she took me to see ITS ALIVE. She never let me watch Jaws or The Exorcist, I waited until I was 10 to see them. I wish I would've see them on a big screen but they are 2 of my favorites! Maybe bcuz I was not allowed? My mom died 2005 & every movie that I watch now, I always imagine her watching w/me. Oct 14 2005. Thank you for watching it TheMikeLaws! It still holds up in 2023
Aw man! Your reaction cracked me the hell up!!! Thanks for sharing brother!
13:40 Shocking would be an understatement! Everything about this film gets better & better with time 😨😳💯🎬🍿
The little girl actually did hurt her spine when she's flipping on the bed. Basically, the contraption that makes her flip back and forth on the bed well the contraption got loose and wat u see was the result. So in actuality, she was Never supposed to flip that hard cause in the end she did hurt her spine. The director didn't even let her go to the hospital. It's on 'Cursed Films' its on shudder and the actress who was the little girl even says the same thing. After filming she went back to school and everybody thought she literally was the devil she went through hell but now shes a animal rescuer so glad shes better after all this some things she wont even talk about but at least shes living a good life 😊. And the actress who plays the mom when the girl slapped her they also had a contraption attached to the girls arm. So the director told one of the staff members to pull the contraption back even further to give the slap more power and when she slapped the mom the actress actually hit the back of her head hard so that impact and her crying was all real. Watch 'Cursed Films' on shudder, and they explain everything that happened on set when making this film. Film was still amazing and scared the hell out me, but hearing how much of an ass the director was like dude take better care of ur cast members.
This is the first time in my life I've laughed at this movie. I've always been terrified of it but your reactions are priceless. LOL
If you really want to laugh you should check out Villagers react to The Exorcist. Those three men were hilarious.
I will 😜@@Hervinbalfour
Can we just acknowledge Mercedes mccambridge for her amazing talent she put herself through so much. God rest her soul
My favorite part of the reaction is @ 13:41! 😂
"I fuhgawt ha had dat, his Adderall!"
BWAAHAAA!😂 That killed me dude..too fucking rad! 😆
Pazuzu: What an excellent day for an exorcism
Karras: You would like that?
Pazuzu: Intensely
Karras: But wouldn't that drive you out of Regan
Pazuzu: It would bring us together.
Karras: You and Regan?
Pazuzu: You and us.
Demon spoilers.
Im a HUGE Exorcist Fan.... I really enjoyed watching this guy watch it.... The BEST horror movie of all time. Its still relevant for anyone who hasn't seen it... Scarred me as a kid and now its my favorite. Have tons of high end Exorcist merch... Good job Mike.... Enjoyed this
I saw this movie when i was a kid, 9 or 10, terrified me for years, still does to a certain degree
You shouldn't be bummed out. Karras sacrifices his life to save Regan.
And died with his faith intact. Win.
I remember watching this at uni back in 2000. It had recently been unbanned over here in the U.K. and the hype over it was huge.
I don’t think it’s that scary but the doctors tests they put Regan through was very traumatic and I’m sure the language coming out of a child 50 years ago would’ve been super disturbing.
Great film, well acted by everyone in film, a tense, chilling atmosphere throughout. One of the best horror films ever made. Jealous you got to experience it for the first time
Tbh this movie is scary even if you don't believe in the spirtual stuff...Watching someone you love losing their mind and losing control of their own body is a horror this movie captures perfectly...The helplessness and wishing you could make it stop, but it is a force greater than you.
Great reaction my friend. Thoroughly enjoyed it. I`ll never forget when this film was released in the UK in
1974, the reaction it created was indescribable.
Omg you had me cracking up when you said Level 5 Holy Water 😂 I was Right! Straight up maxed out level holy water up in that joint 😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
That wasn't Adderall. Merrin took Nitroglycerin tablets for a heart condition.
I must have watched this movie 20 times and every time i watched it i always had the same scared reaction. Def one of the best horror films ever !
When mom was thrown against the dresser, she actually got hurt so the reaction is genuine
what you need is a super soaker full of holy water for some long-distance attacks. i haven’t watched this movie since middle school but now i need to watch it again. i personally like the omen (ive only seen the first one) better but this movie is obviously so iconic. great video, mike!
A super soaker full of holy water for long distance attacks is the funniest shit I've heard all day. 💀
I love that you are young, but you MOSTLY get it. Your understanding of this movie is refreshing.
You should check out THE OMEN, PSYCHO, CARRIE and THE SHINING, if you haven't already. I believe the older movies capture the real essence of what horror should be. It's not necessarily about killing and some unrealistic boogeyman. Good versus evil, possession, etc. are the things that truly horrify me.
New subbie!!
1. I was 13 when I saw this in the theater with friends. What rating system they had at the time wasn't really followed that closely. By word of mouth, I was aware of the head spinning, vomiting and language but what freaked me the most were the demon flashes.😱
2. When the doctor is looking at Regan's skull x-ray and says, "Nothing in there" I always 🤣
3. The spider-walk down the stairs was NOT in the original release.
4. The loud banging with the medical equipment is for our benefit.
5. Father Merrin and the demon/Pazuzu had a previous encounter where he almost killed the father. Merin doesn't acknowledge the receipt of the note and tells Karras there's no need for analysis.
6. Chris MacNeil/Ellen Burstyn actually broke her coccyx when the demon makes her hard fall.
7. The demon doesn't kill Merrin. From the beginning we know he has a heart problem most likely brought on by the previous encounter.
8. Karras doesn't kill the demon. He does manage to draw it out of her and sacrificed himself for her.
9 Karras is confessing and asking for forgiveness for his loss of faith.
10. RIP Willian Freidkin😇
Definitely add “Talk to Me” on your react list. New film that came out this year and it’s available to watch right now
Just seen a reaction video to it under this video 😂
Horror movie extreme,,,,scares me even today. My bf was scared too
That’s a goodn’.
After 50 years, The Exorcist is still the most shocking horror movie ever made
Am I the only person who thinks that this movie❤ isn’t scary
I mean wow watching this back when it came out must of been just horrifying beyond belief 😳😬 was honestly first of its kind! Can’t imagine the scarring on its audience it left behind when it first premiered!
The Exorcist 3 is DEFINITELY worth a watch . One of my all time favorites
Your reaction to the Ouija board made me laugh so hard cause I knew you were in for a treat!
Bro That was the best reaction I've ever seen to this movie You paid attention and caught things that so many other reactors don't catch like The demon calling Marins name before he even showed up and that Marin was a total badass and he knew exactly what time it was because he had fought this demon before. Great reaction dude!
This is the best reaction ever! 🤣 Glad you liked the film. In my opinion one of the films with best direction, acting, camera work, writing and editing.
It is so difficult for us to explain the effect this film had in people at a time the world was more naive, movies didn’t push it as far as they do now and without the references everybody now has about the movie and about the hundreds of movies The Exorcist inspired. Imagine you had 0 references and this was the first film ever you watched. The terror that room caused and the fear of being possessed by something that controlled you against your will were such a shock.
Holy shit this video didn't start off with 5 minutes of "hey guys I'm gonna tell you everything you already know"
Thank you!
Max von Sydow, Father Merrin, was only 43 when he was in this. The make up and visual effects departments aged him up so well that they weren’t far off from how he actually looked when he was older.
My mom and her sister took us kids and cousins to the drive in movie theater to see this movie. We were like 11 and 12 and 13. We were terrified! This is the movie that cemented my love of horror films. There's a new Exorcist movie coming out soon. I'm curious to watch it as well. I just recently watched this with my 13 year old granddaughter and she loved this movie. I enjoy your reaction and commentary. New sub.
This movie and the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre will always remain as my two favorite and scariest movies I've ever seen. Absolutely love this masterpiece.
My late mother went to see The Exorcist in 74 or 75 with a girl friend.
Just the two of them.
They were freaked out by the movie, and kept talking to each other on the way to drop of the friend... and then my mom was alone in the old Ford Capri on the dark back streets of Johannesburg.
Now that there was no nervous chatter to distract her, my mom heard same noise the possessed girls neck made as it swiveled around, coming from behind her...
The rear seat of the Capri was broken, which mafe the sound.
My mother figured this out soon enough, but was also busy making that V6 engine growl as she fled home in record time.
My dad was really angry with his wife when he found out how scared that movie had made my mom, but when she described the seat noise, dad couldn't help smiling... about 2 weeks later dad sold the Capri for a Ford Grenada.
That's love for you.
I missed the 8 Track from the Capri, though.
They still do arteriograms, I don't think you go in through the throat, though. Hopefully they've come a long way since then.
I don't know if this came up anywhere in previous comments, but Father Merrin is not taking Adderal - he's taking nitroglycerin for his heart. Hope you enjoyed the film - it's my favorite "horror" movie and in my top four favorite films ever.
This is the only movie I almost walked out of, and I only saw it in theaters during its rerelease. Absolutely terrifying.
The demon stuff is terrifying but the idea of something being wrong with you/your kid and EIGHTY EIGHT doctors cant figure it out... That's real life scary shit. And then also her demon face and voice are terrifying too obviously 😂
My mom saw this in theaters when it came out and she was 11 years old. She said back then no one cared about the age restrictions. 😂
@TheMikeLawz 1. A good rundown of the highlights of the film. 2. You said you didn't know Holy Water was that powerful. I am Catholic and demons - HATE - Holy Water. 3. Karras, in his heart, knew she was possessed when the demon said his mother was inside with him.
21:19 the way you say "Hey, watch your mouth." 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
There are several rally hood documentaries on this movie. The best covers the hysteria and popularity of this movie back when it was released in theatres. People leaving in ambulances or leaving in the middle of the movie
Loved watching your reactions...had me in stitches...your amazing...really glad I found your channel...keep up the brilliant work