THAT line from Chris is an outrage that Burstyn should have refused to utter. Not only did both Merrin and Karras die helping her daughter, but they were only involved BECAUSE of Chris! She outright begged Karras for an exorcism that he was reluctant to perform! The fuck?! Idiotic, utterly disrespectful writing!

"Two men died to save my daughter but that's just the patriarchy"

I'm a mother and my daughter was in a horrific accident, internal bleeding, she was dying! I rushed her to E.R and 2 male surgeons took her in straight away and with their quick work saved her life! I wasn't allowed in the surgery while the operation was happening, because I'm not a member of the damn patriarchy

William Peter Blatty didn't consider The Exorcist horror. In many interviews he stated it was a psychological thriller and his intent wasn't to scare people, but to make them think about the possibility of demonic possession as it happened in the Bible. Especially since in his story, the mother of the possessed girl was an atheist who became so desperate to help her daughter she reached out to the church for help. William Friedken and William Peter Blatty gave us a well written script, actor's who embodied their characters and made The Exorcist one of the best movies ever. I think most movies about demonic possession try too hard to make it scary and don't flesh out the characters. To me the line about the patriarchy was a slap in the face to the original movie and what the priests endured helping Reagan. Karras and Merrin knew it would be risky to let Chris be in the room. The demon got to Karras by mimicking his mother and both priests knew that the demon would taunt and tell lies to get them to stop. Chris wouldn't have been able to mentally handle that. It had zero to do with patriarchy. That line should have never been uttered.

The movie sort of tells on itself. She throws out that line about the “patriarchy” but when she tries her own exorcism she gets stabbed in the eyes and fails… later she assembles the avengers and one of the girls dies… just makes it seem like exorcisms should be done by a certain group of trained people.

When l saw The Exorcist, l came away knowing that, after tremendous suffering and great sacrifice, evil was defeated, good was triumphant, and faith and hope prevailed and were restored. And after seeing The Exorcist: Believer, l came away feeling that, after tremendous suffering and great sacrifice, good was weak and defeated, evil was triumphant, and faith and hope were crushed and destroyed.

I hardly comment on videos, but I stumbled on your channel this past week and have been binging every video! I was shocked your channel isn’t bigger. Love your breakdowns, keep it up!

First thing that doesn't work -- honeymoon in Haiti.

I love when my mom tells me her story about The Exorcist. She said people were screaming in the theaters, barf bags were handed out, and the real life scenarios in the movie were eerily disturbing. My father to this day will not watch this movie in the dark. I saw it at a young age and now at 28 it's still one of the scariest and best horror movies I've ever seen

Chris wasn't in the room during the exorcism because literally every time she'd been in the room for the previous hour she was attacked by her daughter, the scene pans to her and everyone else anxiously waiting in the hall lol. She's literally scared of her daughter by that point and almost doesn't even go to Reagan's side at the end when she's crying out for help.

I wished they spent more time with the slow burn of them being possessed. From the time they were found to the time they were obviously possessed was far too quick. The child actors were the best part of the movie and the creepiness of “realizing something is wrong” should have been played out for a lot longer. Great video!

"It's cause I'm not a member of the damn patriarchy." How that line made it all the way from the original screenplay to release is mind-boggling. We're talking dozens of people that had to sign off on that.

I would love to see a video on your thoughts on the Exorcist TV series, especially thr first season. I feel like it got very little attention when it was on air, and even less since then, but it felt - to me at least - like a genuinely good sequel. Again, especially the first season.

Like you have Ellen Burstyn and Ann Dowd. Two of THE greatest actress’s of our time and this is what you give them!

Everything David Gordon Green and Blumhouse touch they ruin. They ruined the Halloween 🎃 franchise (it started with Resurrection) and now they have ruined the Exorcist franchise. Don't have high hopes (Amityville horror reference) for the next 2 Exorcist movies.

The Exorcist II was only slightly worse than Believer. If they want to have any chance at recovering for Deceiver, however small that chance may be, they'll have to replace DGG. That guy sucks. It's like he never watched the original Exorcist. And shame on Ellen Burstyn for accepting this crap.

I absolutely agree with you, 100%, about that stupid throwaway line which added nothing to the plot (in fact, I agree with you on every part of your critique of this movie). The line which was shoehorned into Chris MacNeil's mouth only to come tumbling out like a 10 lb. lead weight, thudding on the tabletop beneath her face with no actual resonance within the story. It was the worst kind of bad, clunky, wannabe-clever-and-observational-and-oh-so-very-relevant writing. Dammit, I'm a writer myself, I know these things! 🤣

i can't believe you don't have more subs. you are so so good at this! so glad you came up in my recommended feed.

David Gordon Green is a hack. I did not even bother watching Halloween Ends after the ridiculous Kills ("Evil dies tonight" repeated by the crowd over and over was so stupid!) and I didn't like much his first Halloween either. I didn't have high hopes for Believer. The first 30 minutes were fine, then it became a laughable mess, zero scares, zero entertainment, the worst movie I've seen in 2023 for sure.

The original Exorcist is more haunting and psychological, which makes it scary in another way. The idea of invasion of your body, a guy who’s not prepared going up against the ultimate evil.

Just discovered your channel bc of this video, and looking at your instagram and the history of Rocklin Graves and your dad made me almost shed a tear. I love all *aboot* horror films and you're just too good, hope you grow fast.

I love how much care and thought you put into reviewing horror movies. I was so surprised that you don’t have more subscribers with your production too. You deserve more subscribers!

This is exactly the kind of channel I've been looking for! How you manage to churn out this much high quality and insightful content I can't understand. Thank you!!

Such a joy to see a new video of yours ! Keep it going and much success !

Great video.DGG should stick to comedy he wasn’t the guy for this OR Halloween. Neither were his friends as writers.

Subscribed midway through this episode. So well done. Can’t wait to watch several of your other videos. Your feelings about this film mirror mine.

I think my favorite part of this movie was doctor beehibe. I wish we got to see more of the voodoo (hope I'm using the correct word) combat a demonic possession. I was absolutely livid that they bring back a legacy character and take her out instantly. I'm sorry I can't believe Chris would willingly walk into a room with a possessed child with no one else or anything to use as a weapon. I'm not saying give Chris a whole Laurie h40 badass makeover, but you can't tell me something someone going through something traumatic would basically forget it

What a true gem of a channel. I was so shocked at seeing that youre a small channel! Youre awesome!

This is somewhat off-topic, but did you see a movie called Resurrection starring Ellen Burstyn? It was released in 1980, and aside from The Exorcist and Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore, is an excellent example of how fine an actress she is.

Amazing thoughts on the original movie. I don't consider it just a horror movie. It is quite simply a phenomenal movie. Direction, writing and acting make or break a movie. This movie has it in spades. I still get chills during the first possession scene after the angiogram when Regan's eyes turn white. I love that Friedkin directed it in a way that it feels more like a documentary. I so badly wanted to like Believer. I saw it in the theater on opening day. I thought it was pretty good. I have watched it two more times since and unfortunately, it has gotten worse for me. I am so disappointed that bringing Ellen back didn't help. The directing and writing were not good. I thought the girls and the dad were good. The exorcism scene was a jumbled mess. The whole idea of using multiple religions was just a mess to me. What a weird direction to take. I would love to see what a great horror director could do with it. I'm on the fence either way. Love your channel! Keep it up!

This, like all your video essays, was so good! You create excellent work, my friend.... Keep 'em coming!

Hey man I just stumbled across your channel and this? This is what I need lol these break downs are awesome I’m binging them now lmao keep up the great work my friend!

I appreciate how much more balanced and fair you are than a lot of other reviewers. Much respect for this approach, and I agree with you wholeheartedly with this film. Immediately subscribed.

When I first saw the trailers, I immediately rolled my eyes when I saw it was now TWO possessed girls. It just seemed like a cheap attempt to squeeze more horror out while doing the same thing twice. And I don't know if it's Green or the studio doing it, but they seem to keep chasing the formula they had with Halloween (ignore sequels, bring back lead, repeat) and not giving much though anywhere else. I agree, there were good ideas and performances here, but nobody gave it enough thought or time to make it work. And I agree, whatever good the term 'woke' was originally intended for has been lost because of everyone misunderstanding and overusing it. This is just another example of lazy writing and trying reach for an audience that doesn't exist or doesn't want to see the movie anyway.

You wanted one exorcism? Well, surprise! You get not one, but TWO exorcisms! Count 'em! Double the exorcisms! You heard right! Twice the exorcism action!

5:17 The original is an “air tight masterpiece” which is exactly why it shouldn’t have been touched 🚫🤷🏾‍♂️💯 *This remake/ reboot was doomed to fail.* An unsubtle MESS!

David Gordon Greene should never ever do horror!!!

I didn’t know your channel. Watch your video on Believer. I’m now subscribed. I really like the way you explore and talk about movies. Great work. Look forward to more content. Eric

While many beliefs of many ethnicities DO have rituals for Exorcism, they may not call them that. It was very poorly represented in this movie. I also feel that line from Chris was out of order, given that she was grateful that both Priests saved her daughter's life. There wasn't any anger held over the situation. She just wasn't in the room because she had no idea what the hell was going on really. The actress herself and the character of the original film were also injured in the process of being in the room while her child lashed out with demonic strength. So for them to turn the narrative into 'Screw the Patriarchy!' was WAY wrong. It never happened that way so to build it up to that wasn't right. The film needed to show more of what happened in the woods. It was left way too vague. Like we know how Regan was possessed, she played with the Ouija Board, and didn't know the etiquette for it and never closed the session...something got through. It looked like the girls in Believer were Scrying. Which literally only gives you Yes/No questions. A narrower channel for something to come through. While the girls gave a great performance, the movie as a whole was terrible. The way things were cut, certain things that weren't necessary, scenes left out that WERE necessary and never happened. It was a poor representation of its predecessor.

that dumb ending monologue felt like it belonged in a halloween movie 😭

Subscribed! Dude, I finally watched this movie last weekend… and wow. Just… just wow. I wanted to like it, but I found myself chuckling through most of it. Curious to see what the next movie will be like. 😅

Look at how positive Nefarious was received. Father Carlos Martins has a podcast called the exorcist files, he’s a world renowned exorcist himself and relic collector. Anyway, he said Nefarious is the most accurate possession movie ever made in fiction. Just do a comparison of these two films and it’ll make you a believer.

Another great video . Loving this channel rn. Hope you blow up dude.

You nailed this one.as far as the future the studio wont take a 400 million dollar hit so we will see the two sequels but hopefully they will understand what they greenlit and get serious.

I coach gymnastics. I won't even let a parent on the floor with a kid over 10 because they can get distracted and act differently when they are in their parent's presence. That's how accidents happen. The truth is, had Regan's dad been there, he wouldn't have been allowed in either.

Really loved your sinister movie review. Now going to smash out the rest of your videos! Subscribed as well. Good job!

I've only discovered your channel recently, i have to say though, great work dude, I find myself agreeing with much of your opinions, of course hav suscribed and every oportunity i have share your videos with friends, keep up the good work!

Very well scripted and presented! I also strongly agree with your take on this movie - subscribed! Now I'm going to watch the mentioned review of The Exorcist 😊

Whenever the topic of “scariest movie of all time” comes up, I immediately recall my high school art teacher in the mid 90’s. She said the scariest movie of all time was A Clockwork Orange. Of course my friends and I had to rent it that weekend to experience it ourselves. We all thought it was a great film, but not scary. I can see how it might have a different effect on female viewers. In my opinion, the scariest movie of all time is Requiem for a Dream. Similar to my art teacher, I think real-world horrors are far scarier than any monster or cgi baddie. I know plenty of people who have lost their lives or livelihood due to drug addiction. That shit is real.

boring movie...but that pastor neck twist was great. genuine scare

What do you mean The Exorcist is not the scariest movie ever?!?! I was so scared of that movie that I struggled to watch the intro of Scary Movie 2 for years!! 😂

It should not be difficult to make a worthy sequel especially since the tv series was liked by Blatty himself, so follow that route. Add symbolism, do the VOICE and sound effects properly since those were most praised anyway.

I'm fed up of legacy characters being miserable failures just so they can go through an arc. It's the same set up and pay off, all the time. Only time it's worked - to my mind - was Deckard in Blade Runner 2049, because it's not like that character walked off into the sunset (depending on which version you watch of course). There was no reason for Chris MacNeil to be a sell out loser just so we can have her reunite with Regan. It's cheap as shit!

For sure The Exorcist is just a great story and you feel terrible for whats happening to those people. And hate that the beautiful relationship between Mother and Daughter is being tested in such a traumtic way.

This film review is.... aargh! er, overwhelmingly fair, measured, well thought out and also entertaining? Well, now I have to go back to watch a bunch of your content... ( : It does my heart good to see intelligent and passionate reviews like this. Glad to have subscribed! Can't wait to see what you think of The First Omen (fingers crossed they don't screw it up!)

Watched the original and still can't find the bit where Chris asked to be in the room during the exorcism. And I remember the book very well. Green is an idiot.

I really enjoyed your take on this movie. I completely agree with you about everything. The two girls did a fantastic job on this movie only to be ruined by poor choices in character development. I couldn't stand the parents of the one girl. As a huge fan of the original I was so mad at that line from Chris O'neil because anyone who watched the original knows that those men gave their lives to save Regan. I really think it was a stupid mistake and then to make it seem like Chris was somehow an Exorcist now was another big mistake with her character. You would have had a better shot bringing back Chris's assistant as a character to explain how she worked in a house where a child was possessed. Then you could have taken liberties with her opinions. Great video!!

An absolute insult to the original classic, especially with what was done with Ellen Burstyn’s Chris McNeil. I was hoping for a legit 50 years later legacy sequel with both Ellen Burstyn and Linda Blair front and center. A missed opportunity.

The Exorcist took us to the real location of Georgetown... Believer took us to the made-up location of Percy, Georgia. It might have been Haddonfield. 15:34 / I wish the writers would have understood the Chris character more and wrote her like she was in the original. Mark Kermode saw her as totally out of character after writing her book on exorcism - and I agree. Chris wouldn't have done that... nor do I think she would have been intrigued by exorcism after her own traumatic experience with it. Or known about "help me" appearing on Regan since she wasn't there to witness it (nor did Sharon want to let Chris know). Maybe, Bllumhouse wanted her in the film and the writers didn't know what to do with her. 19:00 / -not only what sounds like Bible scripture but, "In the name of my daughter Regan" - like that's going to do something. 21:22 / The character design of Lamashtu didn't seem to fit in an Exorcist nor did it make any sense to me. I haven't come across any descriptions of the demon having horns, wings and a third eye - only in the RPG games created by Paizo Publishing. To me, the demon looks like it should be in the 1985 film, Legend. 22:33/ I wasn't a fan of the depictions. It's style simply pulled away from it being an "Exorcist" film IMO. Supposedly, this film was based on actual cases (i.e. the synchronized possession) like the Exorcist novel. Idk if I buy it.

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The exorcist 3 is amazing

Not enough people watch your videos man you got something really great going on! Keep up the great work

if anyone here is just as in love with the deeper emotional and existential story to the original film as I am and hasn't yet, I genuinely recommend reading the original book. if I had watched the film first and read the book second, I'd probably love the film more...but I read the book first and was so blown away by how good it is as a story about these characters and their individual struggles that converge, and was surprised that the film felt like speedrunning the highlights of the film. I think it's a product of its time, and I think I just moreso have an issue with Friedkin's choices on the final product along with the editing of the film. (There are scenes that literally end by cutting off the dialogue of the character speaking, it feels very rushed to me in ways I think aren't intentional, but are unavoidable.) I would do almost anything for a reboot done as a mini series that takes its time with the original material and focuses it on being a thriller with deep existential story beats, like Chris' backstory, Carl's story, hell even more of Karras' personal struggles than what we saw in the original film, but only if it was done by the right people. The book is so good. Please read the book, or pick up the audiobook that was narrated by William Blatty himself.

I can say, honestly, until this movie I had never gone to see a film at the theaters that made me wish I was sleeping instead. This one really did that to me. I felt it was so painfully boring, and frankly it seemed like it was written by AI because there was absolutely no heart in it. I'm a huge horror fan, but I would go so far as to say that Exorcist Believer might be the worst horror movie I've ever seen. I'd rather watch Bloody Murder, Shredder, Ax 'Em, or any of those other poorly made films again than have to sit through Believer ever again, at least I'd get a good laugh in with those other films.

Imagine having Leslie Odom Jr and Ann Dowd in the same movie and wasting it 😭

you have such beautiful words when describing how great the exorcist is! i adore your reviews and i wish that you get more attraction and views!

I'm a huge fan, I've been a subscriber since you've had less than 5 000 subs; this was a great video. I also agree in that I don't mind films being political, either to the left or to the right (I'm an anarchist, I don't agree with anyone, basically). But I do mind it when people say that other people are just trying to mask hateful opinions with their criticisms or opinions. You messed up there, cause that's really not fair. I won't unsub, it's fine to mess up at times; but, please, don't talk about other people that way. We can disagree without calling other each other hateful. Keep up the amazing work, though! Also, that's a "rocklin" beard, looking sharp man!

Evan my dude....I'm right there with ya on DGGs Halloween trilogy. I like it, I can certainly defend "Ends". People seem to hate "Kills" more, I actually like Kills, it's a lot of fun. This....I wanted to have hope for this movie as The Exorcist is easily my favorite horror movie and in my top 3 films of all time. "Believer" here has only made me more cynical with Hollywood and big budget films. I don't think I'll be able to bring myself to finish this trilogy, certainly won't pay money to go see it.

I like the idea of a father trying to save his daughter and of a pregnancy-terminating novice turned nurse facing her transgressions but it never translates to the screen in an engaging way. It's so frustrating! And I hope the scholarship Ellen Burstyn funded was worth the character-obliteratiin that was Chris McNeil and her performance in this film. But where I really never cared about Halloween, I've always had immense love for The Exorcist trilogy, yes, even the beautiful disaster that is The Heretic and DGG adding his fanboy funk here just doesn't work. The two young girls were fantastic and make a meal of a virtually empty plate. But I disagree about there being any good characters. They all act like ciphers who shot there scenes on different days and were then edited together, poorly.This movie felt like a job for hire and even the worst entries of this franchise has a passion that transcends its shortcomings and failures. Still, I enjoyed your review and your even handedness. Congrats on all the new subs!

Did you watch the Exorcist tv show with Geena Davis? I thought it was a fantastic sequel, much better than the films have turned out. I haven’t seen the film you’re covering today but I have seen bits of it and I think it’s just gone too…complicated. The original had a smallish cast, with a lot of silence, a lot of emotion and breathing space to really feel what you’re seeing. The new one looks to me like a similar idea but with a lot more money and a “make it look big now” mission. And as you said, it looks safe. It looks less emotionally involving. Not sure I want to watch it but I’ve enjoyed finding out about it, thank you!

To be fair, the only thing that I Like about Believer, is that the movie had a good imagery. The way they framed some scene, is haunting and beautiful specially at the exorcist scene, the picture composition was Immaculate. But yeah, the story is too one sided when the story of two family struggles is quite interesting, they could frame the story based on that. As disbelief Angela father is he was truthfull, and they can make Catherine family in an disbelief as religious as they are. With what Cathrine father implies by his mistakes, it could make the story more interesting, he could be unfaithful to his family. It also brings a lot about faith, not just religious faith, but a family faith for one another. And it would make the punch at the end more impact full. But yeah, the movie just only try to be a Requel. It was mouthful with preach over preach, monologue over monologue, it said so much but it said too much that it really hollow. It's like the movie just based out of ego.

Great essay. Very astute and thoughtful. The movie's biggest crime is how nothing it is. You can't find anything to get incensed about because there's nothing there. Unlike HALLOWEEN ENDS which I will detest to the day I die. Looking forward to watching the rest of your vids. :)

I consider the Exorcist and Jaws the two scariest films I’ve ever seen as they’re based on real events. And when they came out, they literally were groundbreaking. I’m 53 and I saw them when I was a kid and they scared the shit out of me.

The opposite of misogyny isn’t misandry; both are just “being hateful”, as you say. I love your brief breakdown of this.

nice clean work, good review

This was such a huge disappointment but I am SO hype for The Exorcist to get the Flanagan treatment, I can’t even be *cautiously* optimistic

This movie looked so promising. The trailer actually got me excited. Then, they went and BOTCHED IT!

Fabulous review....also don't hurt that the host is cute too

Don't you love it when the people remaking a movie or adding a sequel havent seen the original movie?

While I didn’t like this movie I really respect your opinion and how you express it. I think your critical in a good way instead of being split in two sides

The exorcist is such a property that should produce easy home runs. All the work comes in how creatively you tell the demonic sequences and if you can execute themes great. This movie didn’t even have to be better than the original or attempt. Everyone knows that is not gonna happen. So to force it and get dished by the studio is dumb.

Well done! I never seen believer BECAUSE of the hate it has getting haha keep up the great content 🤩

Just found your channel and love 98% of your content despite my disagreeing about the exorcist.

It is not so complicated. The Exorcism scene was goofy and rushed. There wasn’t enough character development.

I think the movie had good acting, good production design and had some genuinely creepy moments….i just think the film moved way too fast, like you can tell it got butchered in the editing room and the exorcism scenes them selves were played way too safe

The worst thing about this movie is how it treats Christianity as an absolute joke. Davis Gordon Green despises the Roman Catholics so it doesn’t even make sense why he was at the helm of an Exorcist trilogy.

If it was a regular exorcism movie it’d be ok I guess but a direct sequel from The Exorcist? Nope.

Your channel is awesome and your commentary is well thought out! I'd love to hear your thoughts on 2024 oscar winners!!

The Exorcist: Believer was a letdown for me. I loved the original film, and i was uncertain if the new sequel will be great. Too bad it was a complete disappointment for me. The worst part is that Chris McNeil had less screentime since i was led to believe that she was gonna play a bigger role, thanks to the trailer. The only good part is Victor Fielding and his emotional scenes with his daughter. His character reminded me of both Karras and Chris in the original film, due to a personal loss that left him disillusioned until his child was possessed by a demonic spirit, causing him to seek help from the exorcists. Unfortunately, the film was such a trainwreck that it kills my interest in watching the future sequels of Believer.

I have seen both The Exorcist and Believer and I think they're both good films. (I've seen the original 5 years ago and rewatched it before watching believer)

How come you've not done "The entity" (1982)?

Do you think that there is a version that they might put out. If I had been Chris' character I think I would probably want to know more about these things culturally so I can't say I would try to help.

Curious if you've seen the Exorcist show on FOX. I think its excellent.

I can watch any possession movie, but The Exorcist is the only one that still scares me.

The Original Exorcist benefitted from the writing of Blatty - but also the gray area of “is it real?”when it comes to the possession Where in every sequel and subsequent exorcism film- we know the possession is real. I won’t hate on Believer- I just wish it could have been the film I saw glimmers of. The original was a slow creep. Modern horror is fast-faced and is in debt for it. I loved some of the creepy lines from the girls, they were break-outs. Ellen was wasted and “the line” was… yes.. an insult. Had she delved and said I wasn’t allowed in because “ I was not an exorcist, and In spite of Karen’s saying that I knew as much about possession as most priests, he spared me the sight”… and the Having Chris study and delve out of revenge of her ignorance of the topic. More on-character and true to story

Believer was great movie I watched it three times in a row even watched it alongside the original of course it's shorter so I watched it almost two times as the original playing but that just pointed to how confused and tight it was compared to original this got right into it its tight storyline we see what we have to wrap it up no questions left over vs original that limes to show extra stuff and not show some stuff like you have to show Marion finding the statue and light head thing but not say hey how'd that little head thing got to the staircase so cop finds it did someone else have one and dropped it there or did it teleport from Egypt lol did they unleashed the demon opening that stuff seems like it or not introduced the mother of Damien what's she do she's sleeping in chair then locked up by her brother and blamed by his mother when he's trying to get her out why you blaming him he didn't lock you up lol lots of questions throughout believer no questions and actually had some creepy moments original was hilarious one jump scare at beginning but once she gets possessed she does and says the funniest stuff when she initially started acting weird and sitting in that chair I was like this is how Michael myers was like before he killed his sister then she starts spitting out the one liners nope this is too hilarious Michael would never do none of this lol even Michael would be like wtf is up with her and he's pure evil lol believer is similar to scream its self aware that's why it goes right to must possession because we've seen stuff like this back in original not seen as much plus they so skeptical it must be mental illness the parents in believer is smarter than the doctors in original oh the bed is moving it must be her brain she's slugging people like a boxer and cursing like a sailor must be her brain she's moving stuff must be her brain lol those doctors dum regan's mom was done with them lol this one they act similar to Michael and kept going no hilarious one liners like original that cam be A plus or minus depends on what you think limits Bern cool if they had Halloween Easter eggs in this both franchises very similar especially the first movie introduced Laurie and Chris the same ends the same cop and loomis wearing similar outfits and acting like a detective themes similar would explain A lot with Michael evil changes shape just like demon hopping from body to body lol black eyes pure evil sounds like demon to me lol so she wasn't allowed in the room because she wasn't part of the god believing thing that's what she said she's not part of their thing lol Chris is not that complicated character ooh something wrong with my daughter go to doctor after doctor scream when regan does something scream when doctors won't help her rinse and repeat nothing noise run upstairs scream at what she doing ok back downstairs what's going on noises run upstairs scream what she's doing scream at doctors noise run upstairs scream what she's doing c'mon priest help her that's a complex character? Lol

Im with you. Wasnt the best film of the year but didn't deserve the hate.

Will you be doing a revisiting of other horror movie franchises like insidious?

God bless Your Channel 🙏🙏

Thank youuuuuu someone isn’t afraid to say it isn’t that bad…yes some things are a little 🤨but overall isn’t as bad as everyone is trying to make it. I hate bandwagons