In the most memorable scene from The Exorcist, the demon inside preteen Regan MacNeil (Linda Blair) taunts Father Karras (Jason Miller), telling him that his recently deceased mother was in hell ...

The Exorcist: Believer is seeking to be ... Pazuzu literally rubs her face in what he’s doing to Regan and mocks her over it. Pazuzu might be a demon, but his cruelty is remarkably human and ...

William Friedkin's "The Exorcist," arguably the greatest ... The vomit in the face surprised Jason Miller When Regan vomits on Father Karras, the plan was for him to be hit in the sweater.

It holds onto the anxiety of inexplicable awe in the face of an overwhelming world ... The focus on Regan’s body in “The Exorcist” similarly ties it to female-driven melodramas in which ...

With this weekend’s release of “The Exorcist: Believer ... Linda Blair in bed as the possessed Regan, the disturbed daughter whacks Chris in the face, forcing her backward.

Alamy The possession of young girl Regan (Linda Blair) in The Exorcist (1973 ... and you're helpless in the face of that." When the film opened in the US on Boxing Day 1973, there were huge ...

She has red ponytails and braces and a “soft, shining face full of freckles ... down what are now called the “Exorcist steps”? Why did Pazuzu possess Regan in the first place?

moved me to revisit The Exorcist that night. I found it to be what I always find it to be: sublime. I really mean that, in the quasi-religious sense of the word. When we watch young Regan MacNeil ...

Not an exorcist herself, but renowned for the books that she's written." Is this the same demon that took hold of Chris's daughter Regan in the first film, Pazuzu? The entity certainly appears to ...

The first film in the franchise, "The Exorcist" follows the living nightmare of single mom and actor Chris MacNeil (Ellen ...