The original trailer for The Exorcist was notorious for actually being banned, thanks to making people who watched it actually sick.

It's kind of notable to see Lucifer and his fellow divinities swearing fealty to Satan so readily, but it's a mundane scene. And the moment when Mephisto Pheles refuses to swear fealty is thrown away.

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I know it’s a little weird, but I’ll sit and watch “The Exorcist” probably once a year ... an eccentric posh girl in a fur coat. We were using real fur at Gucci back then, and I did ...

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Grab your Holy Bible and rosary beads as we look at ten essential demonic horror movies that will send shivers down your spine… As Flickering Myth takes a leap into independent film with The Baby in ...

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