The Exorcist III

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Linkin E @LinkZuh Dec 13 An Absolute Masterpiece Of A 3quel. ‘The Exorcist III (1990)’. Directed By William Peter Blatty. And Completely Ignores The Events Of The 2nd And Previous Sequel, ‘Exorcist II: The Heretic (1977)’, The Novel Creator For The Original ‘The Exorcist (1973)’ Directed This. It Was So Good, Loved ‘Exorcist II: The Heretic (1977)’ And The Original ‘The Exorcist (1973)’. And This Masterpiece. Loved It From Start To Finish. And Had Good Characters. George C. Scott Was Great In This, And No Characters From ‘Exorcist II: The Heretic (1977)’ And ‘The Exorcist (1973)’ Returned. Just New, Good, And Annoying (Some) Characters. William Lieutenant Kinderman (George C. Scott) Was The Main Character. He Was Amazing. Glad They Brought Pazuzu Back For This Amazing Sequel/Movie/Film. See more John C Nov 29 'The Exorcist III' is one of those horror sequels that is probably better (in some places!) than people expect. The original was a genuine classic which still stands up to this day, but the second sequel in the franchise kind of sneaks up on you with how genuinely creepy it can be. The atmosphere is definitely moody and unsettling, plus some of the imagery (especially the now infamous hallway scare!) will still make you jump, but whether you'll see much of Brad Dourif's excellent performance will depend on which version of the film you watch. I don't know whether I watched the original or the director's cut, but this one felt like the studio took a hacksaw to it, as there feels like there are missing pieces every other scene. The narrative jumps around, character motivations get fuzzy and the overall story just never seems to find its stride. I'm sure there was a better movie hiding underneath the edits, but what’s left ends up being a bit messy and harder to follow than it should be. Still, the core creepiness is strong enough to make it worth a watch, even if the final product is uneven. Solid scares, but unfortunately choppy storytelling. See more Wayne K Nov 1 After the dismal failure of Exorcist 2: The Heretic, a sequel that remains one of cinemas biggest punching bags, it makes sense that those in charge would want to get back on track with a 3rd film that isn’t justified, but after number 2 they probably felt like they had to make it just to get the rotten taste out of their mouths. The Exorcist III is a very different movie from the first, now being more of a police procedural with horror overtones and a very creepy atmosphere. George C. Scott brings his usual brand of gruff intensity to the role, playing a cop who’s somewhat jaded and cynical but perceptive and determined. Jason Miller is back as Father Karras, though not credited as such, a decision that makes complete sense when you’ve seen the film. The Gemini Killer makes for an intimidating and powerful antagonist, because rather than going down the typical villain of route of long monologues with little payoff, there’s always a sense of danger surrounding them, and the power they have makes them a very real threat, and Brad Dourif is clearly having a whale of a time playing the role. The film has an unsettling vibe and some great cinematography, and while it might not measure up to the original in terms of scares, it’s a very good horror flick in its own right, and a great way to steer the ship back on course after the nightmare that was The Heretic. See more ChrisCSH H Oct 25 The exorcist 3 is definitely better than the sequel, but not quite as entertaining as the original but George C Scott has a great performance in the film as well as Brad Dourif. There are a few haunting and scary jump scares throughout this film and some scenes do come close to the original in scary content, but overall a creepy and decent horror film. See more Jason H Oct 20 I've often said "religion is rubbish, but it makes for great theatre". This movie is Exhibit A. See more Troy V Oct 3 This was a great movie See more Read all reviews

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