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Aug 7, 2023 · Relive the horror of the pea-soup vomit scene from William Friedkin's 'The Exorcist' with Linda Blair.
While it actually does look like projectile vomit (ew) it’s actually Andersen’s pea soup mixed with a little oatmeal. Apparently, the cast and crew tried utilizing Campbell’s soup, but it just didn’t have the same effect as the pea soup.
- Jane Kenney
- A Priest Was Asked to Bless The Set After It Caught on Fire
- Some Theaters Handed Out Barf Bags
- Linda Blair Got Body Guards After The Movie Was Released
- Many People Linked to The Movie Met Tragic Ends
- It Was Based on A True Story
- The Spider Walk Scene Was Originally Cut
- Ellen Burstyn’s Real Screams of Pain Made It Into The Movie
- Ellen Burstyn called The Director A Maniac
- Mercedes Mccambridge Voiced The Demon and Later Experienced A Tragedy
- The White Faced Demon Was Actually from Rejected Makeup Tests
There were many creepy occurrences that took place during the filming of The Exorcist. Many people were led to believe the set was haunted, especially after the entire set caught on fire. The set that was being used for the MacNeil house caught on fire, which delayed production for six weeks. What’s strange, however, is that the only room that wasn...
Many movies are marketed as being a truly frightening experience, but not very many films have had the power to make people physically ill. When The Exorcist hit theaters, many of them handed out barf bags because people kept vomitingin the auditoriums. Many people were repulsed by what they saw on the big screen due to the film’s horrific and grap...
There are plenty of examples of movies that have been deemed offensive to different people. Any film that has to do with religion typically has to be careful with the way they present certain ideas and religious beliefs. In the case of The Exorcist, there were several sacrilegious acts performed since the movie centered on a girl being possessed by...
While it doesn’t happen all of the time, some cast and crew members do pass away while making a movie. What’s strange about The Exorcist is that a total of nine people’s passings are said to be linked to the movie. Actors Jack MacGowran and Vasiliki Maliaros both passed away after filming commenced, but what’s truly weird is that both of their char...
Horror movies have the power to be scary on their own, but it adds a whole other level if that film is based on a true story. While the movie was based on William Peter Blatty’s book called The Exorcist, both the book and movie were inspired by the story of a teenager with the pseudonym Roland Doe. The exorcism of Doeis said to have taken weeks to ...
By far one of the most chilling and iconic scenes from The Exorcist comes when the demented Regan does a spider walk down the stairs of the MacNeil home. Even though it is one of the most frightening scenes in the film, it wasn’t in the movie when it first hit theaters. Director William Friedkin apparently didn’t like that the wires holding the con...
Just as audiences were screaming when they watched The Exorcist, the characters in the movie were screaming as well. After all, Regan herself was being possessed and her mother Chris had to watch as a demon took over her daughter. In the scene where Regan mutilates herself, her mother rushes over to stop her but gets shoved onto the floor by the de...
It’s no surprise that making a movie look as real as The Exorcist was a grueling task. Because of this, director William Friedkin had some rather intense directing techniques. In the documentary that came with the 2010 Blu-ray edition of The Exorcist, it was revealed that the director would often fire guns or slap actors in the face right before th...
While Linda Blair gave an incredible performance at the age of 14, the voice of the demon was actually done by radio and film actress Mercedes McCambridge. The actress added a startling dimension to the movie by supplying a chilling voice you would never imagine coming from a little girl. Director William Friedkin once said that the actress swallow...
One of the many images that got burnt into people’s eyes after they watched The Exorcistis the image of the white-faced demon. The demon is seen at various points of the movie, most of which are flashed on the screen in a subliminal fashion. It added an eerie effect; however, that version of the demon wasn’t originally a part of the movie. The face...
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Sep 26, 2023 · Linda Blair in The Exorcist (1973) Photo: Warner Bros. Pictures/Sunset Boulevard/Corbis via Getty Images "It's been reported that once inside the theater, a number of moviegoers vomited at the very graphic goings‐on on the screen.
Sep 26, 2023 · Linda Blair in The Exorcist (1973) Photo: Warner Bros. Pictures/Sunset Boulevard/Corbis via Getty Images "It's been reported that once inside the theater, a number of moviegoers vomited...
Oct 15, 2023 · Linda Blair had to suffer through something similar, where she ended up fracturing her spine. During the bed scene where the bed shakes, Blair's rig shook so violently that it broke her...
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Repossessed is a 1990 American comedy horror film that parodies the 1973 horror film, The Exorcist. It was written and directed by Bob Logan. The film features the original star of The Exorcist, Linda Blair, as well as Leslie Nielsen and Anthony Starke.
