“the exorcist didnt scare me at all, but if i where alive when it came out, it wouldve scared the shit out of me.”
“My dad told me my aunt snuck out to see The Exorcist when it first came out. It terrified her so badly she purposely told my grandma so she could get grounded, and slept in her bed with her for about 10 years.”
“I love The Exorcist but I can’t stand the beginning scene in the desert”
“I’m going through a huge Exorcist phase. First I saw the movie, now the book, and it’s also caused me to fall in love with Linda Blair. Such a great movie.”
“The Exorcist doesn’t scare me like it does many otheras, and I’m catholic. Not being scared by it, even though I consider it a good film, made me doubt my taste in movies for a long time.”
“Being a twenty year old watching the Exorcist, I have to admit that I was more afraid of Father Merrin dying of a heart attack than Regan being possessed by a demon.”
“There are certain scenes that just stay in your head forever. The spider walk in The Exorcist will forever haunt me.”
“I had to go to therapy for a couple years after I watched the Exorcist. I don’t care what anyone says. That movie is scary as fuck.”
“I saw the exorcist three years ago for the first (and last) time. I still have trouble sleeping.”
“I hate it when people dont take into account when a film was made. Films like the exorcist and the thing were absolutly incredible for their time and people should remember that! x”
“I told my mother I wanted to watch the Exorcist, she told me that if I ran away screaming I couldn’t blame her she was so frightened. It was stupid and I didn’t scream once.”
“I laughed when Linda Blair turned her head around in The Exocist.”
“I know that people think The Exorcist wasn’t scary, but I saw it when I was young and that demon face always scared the shit out of me.”
