The Exorcist

Um, I was going to say about, uh, that, uh,

I am not watching The Exorcist.

I can't deal with the gross.

Listen, I wouldn't even try to talk her into that.

The Exorcist and I...

It

disgusts me.

But even still, that movie still...

This is just the archetype of the possessed people.

You have Reagan from The Exorcist.

You have The Exorcist from Emily Rose.

All of the possessed folks.

And I think, of course, we're not going to do St. Michael too easy.

So let's first talk about what you covered.

Now, just like before, you've covered, you're in an era that begins with shock theater, and you'll have to tell me what year that is, to about The Exorcist, like 1972.

So time boxed, unless you're giving context for what became before or after.

But is this the same, the same territory that you covered before?

I have respect for them for what they did for the time that they came out.

For example, The Exorcist.

That was a really big deal when it came out.

I remember my grandma telling me how much it scared her when she tried to see it in theaters.

I'm like, okay, I can understand some of the appreciation here, the horror.

So yeah, they worked with, you've got to take them in the context of their time.

Like you're saying about the exorcist.

I watched that and I'm like, okay, it's a product of its time and stuff like

That's pretty scary, yeah.

But it's also, without the context of The Exorcist, you hear Pazuzu, and you're like, that's kind of a fun name.

Yeah,

you gotta know The Exorcist, or at least the name of Pazuzu.

That Zuzu is doing a lot of,

yeah.

Oh, I'm sorry.

I didn't finish that list, did I? Yeah, so it was It, 2017, The Exorcist, Psycho, The Shining, Halloween, the original, Alien, The Sixth Sense,

and

texas chainsaw massacre i wouldn't call six cents no horror that's like a psychological thriller yeah like i know he's like

how about you

i kind of i mean i have to watch the original halloween it just feels like a law to some degree so this week i plan to watch and i do like the 2018 one so i'll probably watch both of those uh this week um my other big go-to is the exorcist that's just one of my all-time top easy top five movies for me and it there's at least a good sequence with the tubular bells during halloween and then every year I kind of depends on what I'm feeling I like rotate through one of the main series so like last year I got like the Nightmare on Elm Street 4K series so I watched that last year this year because of Crystal Lake like I said I watched that series and Carrie which are both phenomenal series so I watched again the original Halloween and then I watched Jason X so the last week was like the Jason Friday the 13th you know week i'll do like the original halloweens um i'll do like the original halloweens um i'll do like the original halloweens um i don't know i also because tom scared i don't know i also because tom scared i don't know i also because tom scared passed away this week passed away this week passed away this week yeah yeah yeah nice i did like

that we got a nod to dallas in the movie tonight i was like right so

yeah so there's a character named dallas and jason x was actually played by todd farmer the writer of the movie so that's kind of cool he named himself and cast himself or like got the role of dallas um so yeah rv pump spirit yeah

Well, it's what scares me.

It creeps me out because stuff like The Exorcist or The Exorcism of Emily Rose or biblical stuff like that.

And it's like, damn, should I go ahead and get my heart right with God? Yeah.

Messes with my head some.

Let Mike Flanagan do what he wants to do.

And if the Exorcist movie he's doing is as good as everyone says it is, then let him do what he wants to do at this point.

And, again, one of the bright spots to Clayface was the writing.

And he wrote a draft of Clayface.