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The Voice was not male. It was done by the actress Mercedes McCambridge. She was an alcoholic who had been on the wagon for many years. She had also given up smoking. She drank whiskey, chain smoked cigarettes, and eat raw eggs, forcing herself to throw up. She also had herself tied to a chair and had a counselor and a priest standing by for hours while she recorded it. SHe went through almost as much as Linda Blair just for the voice, though she didn't have to endure the sub-zero temperatures that Blair did.
@@edp5886 Eileen Dietz did many of the "horrific scenes" instead of Linda Blair due to legal reasons. Like the vomit scene (there are pictures online of the contraption in her mouth), the crucifix scene, and a few others. Crappy thing is both Mercedes McCambridge and Eileen Dietz didn't get credit for it.
@@MoreIrrelevantTwaddle No, no. Linda actually did the crucifix scene. It was a box with red paint she stabbed, but she knew what she was doing. Eileen can clearly be seen in the first vomiting scene, yes. Mercedes was credited after complaint, and no, she wasn't an alcoholic or vomited. But other than that, pretty accurate. But Linda did actually do almost everything.
This was a shocking movie because it was set in contemporary America, most horror movies at the time were set at least 100 years ago and/or in Eastern Europe. It is not nearly as shocking now,
I had just entered Marine boot camp when this was released in 1973. Cut off from news from the outside for 3 months....I didn't even know the film existed. I missed all the hype & excitement. So when a friend dragged me to a theater to see it in the summer of '74....I went in completely blind. He didn't tell me ANYTHING about it, other than it was 'scary'. Never even heard of the word 'exorcist'. Looking at the poster outside, I thought the man was a doctor. 46 years later.....I'm STILL traumatized.
19551 1sm I understand you friend (sorry for my English, but I'm using google translate) I remember that at Christmas '72 I bought the novel The Exorcist in a department store. After reading it, I was in awe! The following year, 73, the televisions of Spain announced the damage that a film in the United States was causing in the public ... My great surprise was that that film was: The exorcist. I remember they released it on September 1, 1973. I didn't go to college that day looking for tickets to see MY MOVIE! ... I was not disappointed at all! The Regan girl was much more real than he had imagined ... like all the other characters. To this day, I still see it ... not just as a cult movie, but as a movie that reflects what the world was like at that time: fashion, speech, weather, customs, etc. I love this movie, and as they say now: I'm a freak, since I know it too much, with filming anecdotes included ... I'm sorry! Sorry for extending myself so much, and sorry for my English ... Hugs.
If you read the Bible, there was an incident where Jesus's followers brought a possessed man to him for help. The Bible states that Jesus commanded the devils to leave the man and that the demons left the man and went into some pigs nearby. The pigs fell over a cliff and the demons and the pigs both died at the same time.
Father Merrin died of a heart attack. You see him taking his medication throughout the movie, and it's mentioned that the last exorcism he performed "damn near killed him". Merrin had heart issues and Regan's exorcism was the one that finally did him in.
The spider walk was part of the original - but looked so bad cause you could see the wires and was taken out... Later it was put back in when the technology got better and the wires were colored black/white to fool the eye...
The original trailer didn't have the staircase scene. I watched a video about how the audience back then reacted to the movie The director's cut had it, once it was remastered for an anniversary. I was born in 73 when it came out, so I think I accidentally saw bits and pieces from it maybe 8 or 9 years later. Her face was burned in to the back of my eyelids. It haunted me as an adult. I'm fine with it now.
My favorite part of this movie is that Merrin is played up so much as an old man contrasted with Karras, when actually Max von Sydow was only 43 during filming. And he only passed away earlier this year at 90, which thanks to this movie's influence gave the impression that he'd just been really old all that time.
In the hospital scene they used real medical staff for realism. The radiological technologist is Paul Bateson who was secretly an active serial killer at the time
@@parappasan Apparently he confessed to a bunch of murders. But there was no evidence and was never charged. It's possible he confessed during sentencing to get a lighter sentence. He was sentence to 20 years and got released early on parole. Last report was he died about ten years ago.
Both actresses who played the girl and mother suffered lasting back injuries due to the physical scenes and mechanical mishaps (wires attached to the girl during the thrashing on the bed scene). Pretty rough.
I have a feeling you two would look up in the sky and say something to the effect of: oh look A giant asteroid is going to kill us..... let's go get something to drink.... oh wow that guy stabbing that lady with a big knife, what's for dinner tonight? In other words you don't seem to be all there??
Now, skip Exorcist 2, and go right into “Exorcist 3” (aka. “Legion”, which is what it was intended to be called). “Exorcists 3” is more of a murder mystery/police procedural, it follows the cop character Kinderman, from the first film, in this film he’s now played by George C Scott. exorcist3 has close ties to the events of the first film. It’s sooo good. It’s based on a novel called “legion”, written by the same author of the books, William peter Blatty, who was the screenwriter to the first exorcist film, as well as the writer/director of this third film. Seriously IGNORE EXORCIST 2. It’s bad and nobody liked it. 1&3 are the good ones, made by the original source material author. They both make incredible companion pieces
To get a feel for the original impact of this movie, here is some vintage footage of audience reactions from 1973: ruclips.net/video/AkIqFK3KoZ4/видео.html
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thanks for your reaction. I do think there is a big difference sitting in a dark theatre with fully sound (I can't think anything sounding more disturbing than the scenes during the exorcism with the howls, or jungle type sounds and laughing in the background, as it was mentioned father merrin did an exorcism years earlier in Africa, I wonder how that tied in) vs. a fully lit and warm living room with home comforts. I think you also mentioned in an earlier reaction you watch on a laptop, which I think takes away, but I appreciate you taking the time for your reviews!!
Revisiting this film with all the reactions by RUclipsrs lately, it always struck me funny that Max von Sydow, Father Marrin, was only 44 when he made this. Linda Blair was helped by actress Mercedes McCambridge who supplied the devil's voice and actress Eileen Dietz who did the more intense and heavy effects scenes. Although Blair did end up with a fractured back getting thrown around in the rig while on the bed.
Eilen Dietz appear for a total of 8 seconds in the entire film. Linda Blair did everything. Ellen only appears: -From the back when Regan slaps the doctor. -The crotch shot when Regan uses the crucifix. -A quick subliminal shot of Regan throwing up on Karras. Aside from that, Linda Blair did everything else. However, Eillen does appear as the face of the demon Pazuzu.
This movie traumatized me as a kid when I first saw it. I had older siblings and I watched it with them. Bad mistake. A little movie fact: Father Merrin (the priest who died at the end) was in his 40’s when he filmed it. He had makeup to make him look in his 60’s or 70’s. Incredible makeup in this movie.
Have you ladies done The Shining yet? That would be worth a watch if you haven't. Also @8:08 always reminds me of Scary Movie 2 and I start laughing. 🤣
It wasn't so much as scary but psychologically tense through the whole film that never lets up until the end. This film definitely couldn't be made today with an under age actress.
I know Halloween season is over, but it'd be great if you continue right on to The Exorcist 3 and skip part 2 altogether. It continues the story of Detective Kinderman and Father Dyer years later. It's definitely a movie that deserves a reaction because it's so underrated for being one of the best psychological thrillers of all time. ✌️ If anyone agrees with me, put it up on their Patreon. 🙏
I agree they should react to part 3. EX2 is horrible but part 3. Oh man I love that movie. Detective Kinderman is played by another actor but he's still great in the part. In EX2 they show what happened in the room with Merrin and the demon. But the author of the novel chose to ignore the events of part 2 when he wrote part 3, so it doesn't really count anymore. but at the time it at least showed what happened. When Merrin is found dead, the demon aka Pazuzzu, has a very sad look on it's face. that's cuz because in a way it was. the demon actually respected Merrin and there was sadness there. but of course it realized its greatest enemy was now gone and started to laugh. it was also trying to get to Karras.
A few years ago, there was a TV series sequel to the film (treating only the first film as canon, as little as that counts with how separate the movies are from each other) which hardly anyone watched, but I really loved it and it would make a great reaction series now that you've seen this.
Reagan freaked out allot of people not just you. I seen something a older interview if I remember correctly. Whare the actress who played her said that after the . Movie came out peaple in public would cross the street. To avoid her so yeah she did a really good job In the movie.
My impression, and I may very well be misunderstanding, was that Father Marrin died because he willingly opened his heart, mind and body to become a vessel for Pazuzu, then was able, at the last moment, to hurl himself out the window, slaying himself, and thus expelling the demon. This is a terrible sacrifice for a Catholic, as suicide it a mortal sin, condemning one to Hell...so, in effect, he was saying, "You'll go back to hell, if I have to drag you there myself!"
I don't know why people say skip the 2nd one, actress Linda Blair returns and it stars the great Richard Burton and Louise Fletcher. It's called "Exorcist II: The Heretic" and I like it.
Love your storytelling for y'all costumes. This movie use to scare me shitless when I was younger but now rewatching recently I feel sorry for Reagan too. Probably my big brother mentally getting mad hearing the innocence of Reagan crying in physical and mental pain.
You made the right decision to watch this version of the movie, it keeps things more mysterious. The director also prefers the theatrical cut. He only made the newer cut as a favour for his friend (who wrote the original novel), as he hated the theatrical cut and the two men had a falling out over the decision to cut so much footage.
The Iraq scene implies that the demon/ the primordial past. Fr Merrin has done exorcism before and possibly met this demon. The battle between and the demon will conclude in this movie. Aside from demon possession it's a story of the priest seeking redemption and made the ultimate sacrifice. Fr Kharis faith was terribly weakened due to the guilt from his mother's death. His redemption came when Regan's mother asked if her daughter will die. Realizing that he could not allow another tragedy to happen Fr Kharis returned to the room determined to save the child from the demon. This regained his strength and faith. NOTE : Back then Catholics believed suicide is a sin. So the scene where Fr Kharis confesses his sin before he dies was necessary in order for him to received salvation. Please watch EXORCIST III . Considered a direct sequel and a conclusion. It will suppose to answer some questions. Skip part 2-- Not that good
It's only hinted at with a few cues, but I like the idea they never made it the focus or even said its name. It's the ambiguity that makes it so effective for me. Plus, I don't find the name Pazuzu that scary.
Yeh that creates a missing key. We see the mom in the hospital sick he not happy with the brother putting her in there. So yeh we never see Damian bring his mom home to the apartment. But she been dead a few days before they found her its like who is they the landlord, Damien?. Yeh scary moive.
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You also are another one who destroyed the movie by just fast forward through it and cutting it two pieces what was your Rush why review the movie and let us see it if you're not going to go through the whole movie?
@gyno no it’s the fact that you twisted what the original comment was lol. Even if one of em is trans that’s not what the original comment was implying AT ALL.
@gyno bro what?? You thought that the original comment was saying they are trans because it said “guys” I then responded to your comment saying “no it’s just that guys is a phrase that’s used for all genders” no one ever said they were trans bro just stop lol.
It's not a Horror movie. It's actually a psychological thriller, it's tests the thoughts about science and faith. The mother trusted in science, at first. The young priest, lost his faith. It's horrific, but shows how redemption can happen.
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The Voice was not male. It was done by the actress Mercedes McCambridge. She was an alcoholic who had been on the wagon for many years. She had also given up smoking. She drank whiskey, chain smoked cigarettes, and eat raw eggs, forcing herself to throw up. She also had herself tied to a chair and had a counselor and a priest standing by for hours while she recorded it. SHe went through almost as much as Linda Blair just for the voice, though she didn't have to endure the sub-zero temperatures that Blair did.
very true!!
She was also a grown adult and Linda was 12!
@@edp5886 Oh Yes!! I know!!
@@edp5886 Eileen Dietz did many of the "horrific scenes" instead of Linda Blair due to legal reasons. Like the vomit scene (there are pictures online of the contraption in her mouth), the crucifix scene, and a few others. Crappy thing is both Mercedes McCambridge and Eileen Dietz didn't get credit for it.
@@MoreIrrelevantTwaddle No, no. Linda actually did the crucifix scene. It was a box with red paint she stabbed, but she knew what she was doing. Eileen can clearly be seen in the first vomiting scene, yes. Mercedes was credited after complaint, and no, she wasn't an alcoholic or vomited. But other than that, pretty accurate. But Linda did actually do almost everything.
This was a shocking movie because it was set in contemporary America, most horror movies at the time were set at least 100 years ago and/or in Eastern Europe. It is not nearly as shocking now,
I had just entered Marine boot camp when this was released in 1973. Cut off from news from the outside for 3 months....I didn't even know the film existed. I missed all the hype & excitement. So when a friend dragged me to a theater to see it in the summer of '74....I went in completely blind. He didn't tell me ANYTHING about it, other than it was 'scary'. Never even heard of the word 'exorcist'. Looking at the poster outside, I thought the man was a doctor. 46 years later.....I'm STILL traumatized.
19551 1sm I understand you friend (sorry for my English, but I'm using google translate)
I remember that at Christmas '72 I bought the novel The Exorcist in a department store. After reading it, I was in awe! The following year, 73, the televisions of Spain announced the damage that a film in the United States was causing in the public ... My great surprise was that that film was: The exorcist.
I remember they released it on September 1, 1973. I didn't go to college that day looking for tickets to see MY MOVIE! ...
I was not disappointed at all!
The Regan girl was much more real than he had imagined ... like all the other characters.
To this day, I still see it ... not just as a cult movie, but as a movie that reflects what the world was like at that time: fashion, speech, weather, customs, etc.
I love this movie, and as they say now: I'm a freak, since I know it too much, with filming anecdotes included ...
I'm sorry! Sorry for extending myself so much, and sorry for my English ...
Hugs.
@@Mayim49 ......I could understand your English just fine.
@@195511SM Oh, thank you, friend ... A hug!
If you read the Bible, there was an incident where Jesus's followers brought a possessed man to him for help. The Bible states that Jesus commanded the devils to leave the man and that the demons left the man and went into some pigs nearby. The pigs fell over a cliff and the demons and the pigs both died at the same time.
Father Merrin died of a heart attack. You see him taking his medication throughout the movie, and it's mentioned that the last exorcism he performed "damn near killed him". Merrin had heart issues and Regan's exorcism was the one that finally did him in.
Father Merrin was taking nitroglycerine pills for his heart condition.
07:43+07:44+07:45+07:46+07:47+07:49
The spider walk was part of the original - but looked so bad cause you could see the wires and was taken out... Later it was put back in when the technology got better and the wires were colored black/white to fool the eye...
The original trailer didn't have the staircase scene.
I watched a video about how the audience back then reacted to the movie
The director's cut had it, once it was remastered for an anniversary.
I was born in 73 when it came out, so I think I accidentally saw bits and pieces from it maybe 8 or 9 years later. Her face was burned in to the back of my eyelids. It haunted me as an adult. I'm fine with it now.
My favorite part of this movie is that Merrin is played up so much as an old man contrasted with Karras, when actually Max von Sydow was only 43 during filming. And he only passed away earlier this year at 90, which thanks to this movie's influence gave the impression that he'd just been really old all that time.
Nova: what if I got possessed by a demon?
Mom: I just let them lock you up!
Nova: (oh thank you...)
Hahahaha, that made my day!
In the hospital scene they used real medical staff for realism. The radiological technologist is Paul Bateson who was secretly an active serial killer at the time
Haven't seen that comment before. Thanks.
WTF I never knew this before now. Crazy, wonder if he worried about some witness recognizing him in that scene.
@@parappasan Apparently he confessed to a bunch of murders. But there was no evidence and was never charged. It's possible he confessed during sentencing to get a lighter sentence. He was sentence to 20 years and got released early on parole. Last report was he died about ten years ago.
@@Dularr never confessed. (Looked this up). He was only convicted of one murder. Which he insisted he didnt commit.
Both actresses who played the girl and mother suffered lasting back injuries due to the physical scenes and mechanical mishaps (wires attached to the girl during the thrashing on the bed scene). Pretty rough.
Did you recognize Father Merrin? He was The Three-Eyed Raven.
That should not be shocking that the only one that could help is the 3ER lol
I have a feeling you two would look up in the sky and say something to the effect of: oh look A giant asteroid is going to kill us..... let's go get something to drink.... oh wow that guy stabbing that lady with a big knife, what's for dinner tonight? In other words you don't seem to be all there??
I agree. Lifeless creatures!
Im 56 & have sat thru this movie about 10 times since a kid...….. and still gotta glance away in a few scenes.
Fr Dyer is a real Jesuit priest at McQuaid Jesuit HS in Rochester NY where he taught Phillip Seymore Hoffman
I never got the whole "I'm not religious so those things don't/can't exist to me".
Now, skip Exorcist 2, and go right into “Exorcist 3” (aka. “Legion”, which is what it was intended to be called). “Exorcists 3” is more of a murder mystery/police procedural, it follows the cop character Kinderman, from the first film, in this film he’s now played by George C Scott. exorcist3 has close ties to the events of the first film. It’s sooo good.
It’s based on a novel called “legion”, written by the same author of the books, William peter Blatty, who was the screenwriter to the first exorcist film, as well as the writer/director of this third film.
Seriously IGNORE EXORCIST 2. It’s bad and nobody liked it. 1&3 are the good ones, made by the original source material author. They both make incredible companion pieces
1, 3 and then The Ninth Configuration
Would've liked to see their reaction to a bad movie but i guess you're the authority here. 🙄
@@raam726 ....ok?
To get a feel for the original impact of this movie, here is some vintage footage of audience reactions from 1973: ruclips.net/video/AkIqFK3KoZ4/видео.html
Me and my mom used to watch horror movies when I got to visit her as a Kid bfr she passed away. You guys remind me of that time and it's beautiful
Father Merrin died of a heart attack from Pazuzu`s psychic assaults stressing his aged body to the breaking point.
A horror classic and one of the best films ever made in the genre.
Rafael: I agree.2021 & still no other film can top it.
@@jeanmarienadal7268 Yes it is true.
And its sequel was one of the worst
ONE OF THE BEST FILMS EVER MADE, PERIOD !
Very cool that mother & daughter react to Movies!
It's always nice to watch when different Generations spend time together!😌
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thanks for your reaction. I do think there is a big difference sitting in a dark theatre with fully sound (I can't think anything sounding more disturbing than the scenes during the exorcism with the howls, or jungle type sounds and laughing in the background, as it was mentioned father merrin did an exorcism years earlier in Africa, I wonder how that tied in) vs. a fully lit and warm living room with home comforts. I think you also mentioned in an earlier reaction you watch on a laptop, which I think takes away, but I appreciate you taking the time for your reviews!!
Revisiting this film with all the reactions by RUclipsrs lately, it always struck me funny that Max von Sydow, Father Marrin, was only 44 when he made this. Linda Blair was helped by actress Mercedes McCambridge who supplied the devil's voice and actress Eileen Dietz who did the more intense and heavy effects scenes. Although Blair did end up with a fractured back getting thrown around in the rig while on the bed.
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Eilen Dietz appear for a total of 8 seconds in the entire film. Linda Blair did everything.
Ellen only appears:
-From the back when Regan slaps the doctor.
-The crotch shot when Regan uses the crucifix.
-A quick subliminal shot of Regan throwing up on Karras.
Aside from that, Linda Blair did everything else. However, Eillen does appear as the face of the demon Pazuzu.
This movie traumatized me as a kid when I first saw it. I had older siblings and I watched it with them. Bad mistake. A little movie fact: Father Merrin (the priest who died at the end) was in his 40’s when he filmed it. He had makeup to make him look in his 60’s or 70’s. Incredible makeup in this movie.
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@@Johnjohn-gq3du I guess IMDB is incorrect. It shows Max Von Sydow’s birth year as 1929. The film released in 1973.
You are correct. I have been bettered.
1929 'twas.
The acting especially for a horror film is amazing. Y'all took it better than I expected ha. Great movie.
Have you ladies done The Shining yet?
That would be worth a watch if you haven't.
Also @8:08 always reminds me of Scary Movie 2 and I start laughing. 🤣
I don’t think any horror film has stayed with me like this one has.
It wasn't so much as scary but psychologically tense through the whole film that never lets up until the end. This film definitely couldn't be made today with an under age actress.
I think it's totally scary.
I'm not sure if you are. Watching. Classic. Version or new version of the exorcist. Because there is 2 or 3 versions of the. Original film
I know Halloween season is over, but it'd be great if you continue right on to The Exorcist 3 and skip part 2 altogether. It continues the story of Detective Kinderman and Father Dyer years later. It's definitely a movie that deserves a reaction because it's so underrated for being one of the best psychological thrillers of all time. ✌️ If anyone agrees with me, put it up on their Patreon. 🙏
I agree they should react to part 3. EX2 is horrible but part 3. Oh man I love that movie. Detective Kinderman is played by another actor but he's still great in the part.
In EX2 they show what happened in the room with Merrin and the demon. But the author of the novel chose to ignore the events of part 2 when he wrote part 3, so it doesn't really count anymore. but at the time it at least showed what happened. When Merrin is found dead, the demon aka Pazuzzu, has a very sad look on it's face. that's cuz because in a way it was. the demon actually respected Merrin and there was sadness there. but of course it realized its greatest enemy was now gone and started to laugh. it was also trying to get to Karras.
A few years ago, there was a TV series sequel to the film (treating only the first film as canon, as little as that counts with how separate the movies are from each other) which hardly anyone watched, but I really loved it and it would make a great reaction series now that you've seen this.
You both didn't seen the Director Cut
Deleted scenes
May that you both upload another one with all scared scenes
Reagan freaked out allot of people not just you. I seen something a older interview if I remember correctly. Whare the actress who played her said that after the . Movie came out peaple in public would cross the street. To avoid her so yeah she did a really good job In the movie.
Father Merrin (the old priest) was played by the legendary Max Von Sydow, who you might recognise as the three-eyed raven from Game of Thrones
He was also in Flash Gordon
My impression, and I may very well be misunderstanding, was that Father Marrin died because he willingly opened his heart, mind and body to become a vessel for Pazuzu, then was able, at the last moment, to hurl himself out the window, slaying himself, and thus expelling the demon. This is a terrible sacrifice for a Catholic, as suicide it a mortal sin, condemning one to Hell...so, in effect, he was saying, "You'll go back to hell, if I have to drag you there myself!"
That's Karras you moron
I don't know why people say skip the 2nd one, actress Linda Blair returns and it stars the great Richard Burton and Louise Fletcher. It's called "Exorcist II: The Heretic" and I like it.
I watched The Exorcist at the age of 8 or 9 and it traumatized me!
Love your storytelling for y'all costumes. This movie use to scare me shitless when I was younger but now rewatching recently I feel sorry for Reagan too. Probably my big brother mentally getting mad hearing the innocence of Reagan crying in physical and mental pain.
You made the right decision to watch this version of the movie, it keeps things more mysterious. The director also prefers the theatrical cut. He only made the newer cut as a favour for his friend (who wrote the original novel), as he hated the theatrical cut and the two men had a falling out over the decision to cut so much footage.
Nova and Mom React is featured in the compilation "27 Reactions To 'The Exorcist' Caput Nent Scenes" at ruclips.net/video/g4COcCi9jq4/видео.html
The person she told at the party “you’re going to die up there” wasn’t Burke, it was the astronaut
What astronaut?
@@rashadwalker8218 the astronaut at the party the mother was hosting,
@@rashadwalker8218 one of the guests at the party was an astronaut and they were talking about him being next to go up
You watched the version without the spider crawl? Dang it. I hope you can react to that scene seperately
The movie was rated X where I lived when it came out. There was an adult body double for some of Regan's scenes.
Jump ahead to 3:40 if you want to skip all the talking and nonsense at the beginning of the video.
My favorite movie and Regan is so beautiful possessed and unpossessed 😍😍😍
YESSSSSS!!!!!!! I KNEW THIS MOVIE WOULD GET YOU TWO!!!!
This movie is wild. It’s just a good movie I can watch over and over. Check out Invasion of the Body Snatchers from 1976. It’s awesome.
Father Karras gave his soul to the devil in trade for the little girl. That's a badass priest.
I know spooky month is over but can you react to "The Lodge"? 🥺
I've not seen it. What is it about?
All we had was a block party on our street. I didn't go but alot of places were like that.
I've avoided anything related to the exorcist bc I'm terrified of it after the scary maze game but I've decided to watch 😱
But Linda Blair's mother said she thought the movie was "tastefully done."
Is the girl in the red hat trying to sound like a baby on purpose or does she just always sound like that?
She always sounds like that.
Here is the original audience reaction: ruclips.net/video/AkIqFK3KoZ4/видео.html
Regan will visit you on June 20th 2021 at 1:07 am , good luck
Nooooo when Regan says you're going to die up there she meant the astronaut not Burke.
The Iraq scene implies that the demon/ the primordial past. Fr Merrin has done exorcism before and possibly met this demon. The battle between and the demon will conclude in this movie.
Aside from demon possession it's a story of the priest seeking redemption and made the ultimate sacrifice. Fr Kharis faith was terribly weakened due to the guilt from his mother's death.
His redemption came when Regan's mother asked if her daughter will die. Realizing that he could not allow another tragedy to happen Fr Kharis returned to the room determined to save the child from the demon. This regained his strength and faith.
NOTE : Back then Catholics believed suicide is a sin. So the scene where Fr Kharis confesses his sin before he dies was necessary in order for him to received salvation.
Please watch EXORCIST III . Considered a direct sequel and a conclusion. It will suppose to answer some questions. Skip part 2-- Not that good
Consider reacting to Alien (1979) and The Thing (1982).
The demon was Pazuzu.
It's only hinted at with a few cues, but I like the idea they never made it the focus or even said its name. It's the ambiguity that makes it so effective for me. Plus, I don't find the name Pazuzu that scary.
Yeh that creates a missing key. We see the mom in the hospital sick he not happy with the brother putting her in there. So yeh we never see Damian bring his mom home to the apartment. But she been dead a few days before they found her its like who is they the landlord, Damien?. Yeh scary moive.
These two always find a reason to laugh.. 😅
You need to review "Carrie" if you haven't already. Another mother/daughter story. Stephen King's first novel adaption.
Love this channel
At least with a brainscan you don't have go though all that bullcrap now
WILLIAM PETER BLATTY REMEMBERED A TRUE STORY ABOUT A TEEANGE BOY IN 1949 ST LOUIS...IT STAYED WITH HIM AND WROTE THE EXORCIST....NOT THE KIND OF WRITER HE WAS....THE MAKING OF THE EXORCIST IS VERY INTERESTING...AND PAINFUL FOR THE ACTORS...THE DIRECTOR WAS A "SADIST" IN GETTING REACTIONS AND SETTING SCENES...
Pea soup anyone?
Even as a man i felt the crucifixion scene.
The throw up(green stuff) thats split pea soup
The Omen I found scary. It gave me goose bumps in several places.
You need to watch with lights lower
Perfect Halloween choice
React to horror movie “Candyman” from 1992
I love your reactions 😁
Just saying
Funfact: It was an actress who voiced the demon voice not a man...spooky
So was the Face of Death that appears for a frame (more than once in the director's cut). Two different women though.
Oh, no...I'm sorry, ladies...I wouldn't have asked or wished this from you...
Watch it when ur sober......
You also are another one who destroyed the movie by just fast forward through it and cutting it two pieces what was your Rush why review the movie and let us see it if you're not going to go through the whole movie?
Yeah that thing in the church wasn't too great either.
U guys are cute ❤️
@gyno no bro lol
@gyno “guys” is just a general term for people, it doesn’t mean they are male lmao.
@gyno no it’s the fact that you twisted what the original comment was lol. Even if one of em is trans that’s not what the original comment was implying AT ALL.
@gyno bro what?? You thought that the original comment was saying they are trans because it said “guys” I then responded to your comment saying “no it’s just that guys is a phrase that’s used for all genders” no one ever said they were trans bro just stop lol.
@gyno I never said any of that, all I said / meant was that the original comment isn’t saying she’s trans. That’s all I was saying.
It's not a Horror movie. It's actually a psychological thriller, it's tests the thoughts about science and faith. The mother trusted in science, at first. The young priest, lost his faith.
It's horrific, but shows how redemption can happen.
gfys with that full reaction money grab
YIKES! I'm the 666th person to 'like' this clip... =/
Great reaction...
Im trying to place this accent and I can’t do it 🤔 you two are very cute tho lol
Meagan is really pretty and cute
Reported for misleading text
React to who framed roger rabbit 🎉
You guys are so funny love your channel !!! ♡
Bird up
Watch it sober nd say it didnt scare u............after u go 2 AA
Great video!..
My two favorite babes doing a classic horror movie.
"Don't drink the tea" You've got to see Crimson Peak.
Have you seen Halloween (2018)? You should react to it
Can you react to Scream (1996) or Fear (mark wahlburg/Reese Witherspoon) ?
Check out Jeepers Creepers, it's actually pretty cool, anyone?
Scream next please
Scary more shocking than anything
The pink shirt is nice tbh