The abandoned St. Alexius Hospital on South Broadway, in the Gravois Park neighborhood, looks as haunted as its history. A ...

The Exorcist movies have had a rich history, but many have forgotten about a show that the series had that deserves another ...

Audiences shocked by its graphic depictions of possession and gritty realism and the movie was condemned by various religious ...

The Exorcist: Believer is considered by the filmmakers to be a direct sequel to the 1973 classic (and therefore necessitates comparison), and scans about as circumstantial as a used Band-Aid stuck ...

The Exorcism is also hampered by a surreal coincidence: during production, its lead wound up starring in another similarly titled demon-possession film, to which The Exorcism will be inevitably ...

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The Exorcist: The Version You've Never Seen was created by director William Friedkin to restore scenes that were cut from the original film, much to the writer William Peter Blatty's dismay.

Not so with The Exorcist. From the pilot forward, the TV series lets you know this is going to be a full-tilt, headfirst dive into Catholic exorcism traditions.