Review of The Exorcist III (1990) by Jason Y — 30 Oct 2004

[b][u]The Exorcist[/u].

Review:

[/b]This is probably the scariest and best written horror movie ever made. The 'Restored Version' or 'The Version You've Never Seen' only adds to it's haunting perversion. It is highly unlikely a film with this aura could ever be made again. The Exorcist is the champion among movies to actually touch apon the true nature of horror.

Please note this movie is based on the book The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty. Blatty also wrote the screenplay while William Friedkin Directed. This is an important note to the quality and feel of the film.

[u][b]Exorcist 2: The Heretic[/b][/u].

[b]Review:

[/b]BOO! BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! This movie fucking sucks. I know there is a Devil now because he made this movie to piss me off. This movie should have never been fucking made.

This sequel reveals the name and nature of the demon who possessed Regan in the first film. All hail Pazuzu who must have allowed some shitless fuck to make this movie. Linda Blair is a numb fuck. William Goodhart and John Boorman are especially numb fucks. Snycronized ESP hypnosis? What the fuck?

The best way to experience The Exorcist story is to never see this pissfuck movie, and if you've already seen it just pretend it never happened. This movie NEVER happened. It has nothing to do with William Blatty's books. Fucking Christ at a carnival this movie terrible.

[u][b]The Exorcist 3[/b][/u][b].

Review:

[/b]Not bad. I haven't read Legion by William Peter Blatty, the sequel book to The Exorcist which this movie is based, but I am very much looking forward to it. Blatty not only wrote this for the screen but also directed this time. This is a good horror film and a sequel that can stand alone. Not as scary as The Exorcist but it has the same blasphemouss feel.

The Exorcist and The Exorcest 3 go together very well and are required in any horror fans collection. Just stay away from Exorcist 2: The Heretic and pretend it never happened.