#William peter blatty

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the exorcist iii, 1990 (dir. william peter blatty)

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The Exorcist III (1990) - Directed by William Peter Blatty

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The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty, 1971

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Midnight Pals: Possession

JK Rowling: hello children Rowling: sso bad newsss Rowling: i'm posssesssed by a transsphobic demon but my cheap ssskinflint of a piece of shit of a hussband won't pay for an exorcisssm Poe: King: Barker: Koontz: Lovecraft: Poe: um Poe: well we're sorry to hear that

King: do you need us to take up a fund? King: c'mon guys let's pitch in! Barker: what the fuck? no Barker: steve she's the richest author in the world Barker: she can afford to pay for her own damn exorcism

King: now clive don't be like that! King: this is the only way that we're gonna get another cormorant strike book Barker: oh my god King: i just gotta know if cormoran and robin get together! Barker: oh Barker: my Barker: GOD

Rowling: um i'm not actually possssesssed Rowling: it wasss a joke King: oh Poe: you might wanna workshop that one a little more Rowling: yeah ssure Barker: hm jokes really aren't your strong point Barker: maybe stick to manifestos honey Rowling: OK FINE I KNOW

Rowling: i wasss jussst trying to lighten the mood with a nice little harmlessss transsphobic joke and you all jump down my throat!!! William Peter Blatty: you shouldn't joke about demonic possession Blatty: that's a serious issue

Barker: see the reason the joke doesn't work Rowling: the joke worked fine Barker: is that demons, typically, make you do bad things Rowling: you don't need to explain it Barker: but, to you, transphobia is good Rowling: jusst shut up ok?

Barker: i mean, what demon would even care about that? Barker: except maybe mammon King: why mammon? Barker: dunno, he just seems like a real asshole

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Saint Maud / STAY - The Kid LAROI / bury a friend - Billie Eilish / The Exorcist / The Last Exorcism Part II / Paranormal Activity 4

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THE EXORCIST III (1990)

Director: William Peter Blatty Cinematography: Garry Fisher

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watched it for the 1st time ever. was expecting to be initiated into horror genre, instead got reminded that i love to torture myself with miserable characters needing whatever but not to be put in a battle w anything for the 100th time

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The Exorcist III's soundtrack is available on vinyl for $40 via Waxwork Records. Sourced from the original masters, the score is composed by Barry De Vorzon (The Warriors, Night of the Creeps).

The album is pressed on 150-gram neon pink and purple smoke colored vinyl. It's housed in a gatefold jacket with matte satin coating featuring artwork by Suspiria Vilchez and a 12x12 booklet with liner notes by De Vorzon.

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"Save your prayers. God is not here with us now."

The Exorcist III dir. William Peter Blatty (1990)

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Fleabag who? The original hot priest, Damien Karras.

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The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty, 1971

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Midnight Pals: Fox Devils

Sam Richard: submitted for the approval of the midnight society, i call this the tale of the fox devils Richard: it's about this kid from a super religious family Richard: they don't even let him watch cartoons! Richard: [shaking head] they don't even let him watch cartoons.

Richard: his parents are so religious they think all pop culture is satanic William Peter Blatty: yes, yes Blatty: they're right you know Blatty: that's why i don't sully my brain with any non-catholic entertainment Blatty: the only thing i watch is pope speeches Blatty and Cars 2

Richard: his mother says "cartoons" are "a satanic playpen" and "tiny idols" Richard: and that he needs to be "a warrior for christ" Barker: why's she talk like that Richard: like what? Barker: like a zagat review

Richard: so one day his parents are at bible study Richard: so he decides to watch a forbidden cartoon Richard: his parents think that cartoons are satanic, you see Richard: turns out that they're right Blatty: i could have told you that

Richard: see, there's this cartoon Richard: where a bunch of punks finds a satanic grimoire King: wait, they put a satanic grimoire in a cartoon? Richard: yes Richard: really incredible the sort of things they put in cartoons these days Blatty: yeah this all scans

Richard: and then the kid finds that same satanic grimoire in his local library Richard: cuz it turns out this town he lives in Richard: is really cool

Richard: the kid summons all these little fox devils Richard: who follow him around and kill people Richard: just a bunch of little guys Richard: some real little birthday boys

Richard: but the important thing about these little fox demons Richard: if this was a movie Richard: we'd be talking some real wet puppets Roger Corman: yes Corman: YES

Richard: now the kid's gonna fuck up the evil town reverend Richard: but the reverend's not important Richard: what is important is these fox demons Richard: they are adorable Richard: you're gonna want one of your very own!

Corman: you know what would be great? Corman: what if they killed people in really comical ways Corman: like with a pogo stick or something Corman: and there could be like Corman: comical high-pitched chittering on the soundtrack Charles Band: i like the way roger thinks

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Demon : What an excellent day for an exorcism.

Father Karras : You would like that?

Demon : Intensely.

Father Karras : But wouldn't that drive you out of Regan?Demon : It would bring us together.

Father Karras : You and Regan?

Demon : You and us.

Jason Miller as Father Karras

William Peter Blatty's THE EXORCIST

Directed by William Friedkin