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The movie ''Black Christmas'' scared the crap out of me when I was a kid.
Of course it didn't help the ceiling entrance to the attic where I lived was just outside of my bedroom,lol. If you don't know the film that is where the psychotic killer was hanging out in the sorority house over the Christmas holidays.
And there was also ''Jaws''. Wasn't to thrilled about swimming anywhere but a swimming pool for a while.
Of course it didn't help the ceiling entrance to the attic where I lived was just outside of my bedroom,lol. If you don't know the film that is where the psychotic killer was hanging out in the sorority house over the Christmas holidays.
And there was also ''Jaws''. Wasn't to thrilled about swimming anywhere but a swimming pool for a while.
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Showgirls.
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You were a kid in 1995?Cardinal Fang said:
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bolt.upright said:
He hasn't aged well at all,lol
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I saw my parents doing it. Not a movie but get nightmares just thinking about it.
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The exorcist still haunts me today.
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Pops, you worry me.
Exorcist Director Says He Filmed Real-Life Version
'I don't think I will ever be the same'
Hmmmmmm
"I don't think I will ever be the same having seen this astonishing thing," says William Friedkin, director of The Exorcist. No, he's not talking about the movie that terrorized you with a scene of a possessed child doing a backward spider crawl down the stairs. Friedkin says the Vatican's official exorcist invited to film a real-life exorcism in Rome earlier this month and he was "astonished" by how similar the event was to the version depicted in his 1973 film, per the AFP.
The Vatican says it never invited Friedkin for a visit and doesn’t even have an exorcist, though it does recognize the International Association of Exorcists, per the . The Vatican rep says Friedkin may have confused the Vatican with a Catholic diocese or other group.
Whatever Friedkin witnessed, it was something "few people have ever seen and which nobody has ever photographed," he claims—though this keyhole video supposedly shows an exorcism from 2014. And it hasn't shaken his belief in the supernatural. He says he believes the 14-year-old boy, "Roland Doe," on whom The Exorcist story is based truly was possessed in 1949.
"I read the diaries not only of the priest involved, but the doctors, the nurses, and the patients at Alexian Brothers Hospital in St. Louis where this case was carried out," Friedkin says. "I'm convinced that there was no other explanation." The director, who spoke about the experience at the Cannes film fest on Thursday, hasn't revealed what will happen to his footage from Rome.
'I don't think I will ever be the same'
Hmmmmmm
"I don't think I will ever be the same having seen this astonishing thing," says William Friedkin, director of The Exorcist. No, he's not talking about the movie that terrorized you with a scene of a possessed child doing a backward spider crawl down the stairs. Friedkin says the Vatican's official exorcist invited to film a real-life exorcism in Rome earlier this month and he was "astonished" by how similar the event was to the version depicted in his 1973 film, per the AFP.
The Vatican says it never invited Friedkin for a visit and doesn’t even have an exorcist, though it does recognize the International Association of Exorcists, per the . The Vatican rep says Friedkin may have confused the Vatican with a Catholic diocese or other group.
Whatever Friedkin witnessed, it was something "few people have ever seen and which nobody has ever photographed," he claims—though this keyhole video supposedly shows an exorcism from 2014. And it hasn't shaken his belief in the supernatural. He says he believes the 14-year-old boy, "Roland Doe," on whom The Exorcist story is based truly was possessed in 1949.
"I read the diaries not only of the priest involved, but the doctors, the nurses, and the patients at Alexian Brothers Hospital in St. Louis where this case was carried out," Friedkin says. "I'm convinced that there was no other explanation." The director, who spoke about the experience at the Cannes film fest on Thursday, hasn't revealed what will happen to his footage from Rome.
