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The Exorcist (1973) The Version You've Never Seen (The Extended Director's Cut) Full Length Reaction! (Patreon)

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2022-10-13 03:25:17
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Time to continue SPOOKY SEASON!! Hey patrons you know what fights spookiness? HAPPINESS! We hope each and every one of you has had a happy week so far and it continues to go that way! The kind of support you all show gives us happiness it means an incredible amount, so THANK YOU, we continue to be grateful and appreciative! Here is our Full Length Reaction to "The Exorcist" (1973) The Version You've Never Seen (The Extended Director's Cut)! Hope you enjoy!

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Hey Patrons, this is Zay and Cam's full length reaction to "The Exorcist"!

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Amir Hamzah Sulaiman

Wow! 22 MINUTES of commentary and dissection about the movie 😂.

T. Mosier

So, I've seen this movie. Which means, since it's going on midnight where I'm at, I'm gonna have to watch your reactions tomorrow. During daylight hours, lol.

Joshua Sutton

Yeah i know the feeling all to well ... Read my funny story to see why

Joshua Sutton

My Fuuny story is Based on True events ... will re-edit this when I have written out

T. Mosier

Zay was right when he mentioned strange events happening on set. Linda Blair (Regan) and Ellen Burstyn (the mother) both suffered back injuries during filming. The harness Linda wore that attached her to the mechanically rigged bed came loose and her lower spine was fractured. Linda said in an interview that the screams you hear in that scene are real. The mom also suffered a serious back injury when the person controlling her harness kept yanking her to the floor too hard. The movie was so controversial at the time and Linda's performance was such that critics insisted that no normal healthy child could have given such a performance and religious zealots declared the film and her role to be blasphemous. She and her family received death threats and they lived under police protection for a while. The film the put Linda Blair on the map - she was nominated for both a golden globe and an acadamy award for best supporting actress for which she won the golden globe - hindered her career as she was typecast in following roles.