Exorcist author William Peter Blatty dies aged 89

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One of the Classics I've never seen.
 

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I have seen it and it's a bit dated now but certainly of its time.

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RIP William Peter Blatty, have never seen the film myself only the trailer that made heads turn:-lol
 

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Saw it when it first became available, in my local cinema one afternoon. A genuine frightener, with knobs on. Scared the hell out of me, and by the looks on their drained faces coming out, the rest ot the audience.
Good that it was daylight when exiting.
To me, most 'horror' films are rubbish these days, with their predictable jump scares, incessant and unimaginative music score and bloodletting.

R.I.P William
 
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