You can’t trust a demon. Ok. But what if it looks and sounds like Rich Evans?

You've GOT to watch "The Ninth Configuration", especially if you like snappy dialogue.👍🖤

One of my favorite movies of all time. But I disagree with you two on how well it would do today. You both seemed to think it would do well. I think it would flop because it is an intelligent movie. A movie of dialogue and cinematography. Movies of today have to be fast and goring. One of my favorite movies of the 70's is The Killer Elite. Even though it is a Sam Peckinpah movie it has like 40 minutes of boredom that people just don't have the patience for now. Such a shame.

man comparing anything to 13 ghosts is the sadest possible timline.

Fun Fact: The "Ice-Truck Killer" in Dexter season 1 drains all the blood off of the bodies of the victims and wraps the parts of the dissected body in paper and arranges the packages neatly.

This is Jeffrey Dahmer's favorite movie folks. He would watch it with his victims before killing them.....there you go

There is still Captain Picard Day.

Damn Rich Little, that was a deep cut. I didn't even know what he did, just that he was a regular on carson

The Ninth Configuration is wild. They should watch it and do an episode about it.

That hallway murder scene still scares me.

Such a damn fine piece of art. I fucking LOVE this movie. I watched first as a 8 year old and it terrified me, watched it jist now as a 26 year old man and I just enjoyed damn near everything in it.

Great job, you killed Larry King

i *need* to know how / why patrick ewing ended up in this movie !?! edit: i think i've worked it out - ewing went to and played for georgetown when in college

"I have hobbies" is one of the most expertly delivered lines of dry comedy I've heard.

That crystal clear sound design when Brad Dourif speaks sounds so unsettling and comforting at the same time.

Good movie, fantastic novel.

Wouldn’t this be Exorcist IV thought because there was one before the first one ( ExorcistThe Beginning).

Dourif basically doing the same thing as in that X files episode he's in

Had fun watching the movie on Prime and following along and re-watching the re:View.

One of my all time favorite movies. You guys are great. You’re wonderful when you hilariously pick apart bad movies, but watching you discuss great movies with such intelligence and love makes me really love you. I’m writing a screenplay right now and you’re directly affecting it right now; not this specific movie so much, but the qualities you shed light on. Maybe one day I’ll get to ask you what you think of my movie. Thank you. And thanks also to the pathetic woke censors for allowing some gold to stay up on this platform.

I've just watched this film guys and it does not hold up now. Looks very made for TV. Going to watch exorcist the beginning and re watch the original now, to see how they hold up. Your favourite monologue? The carp ?? Really?? Felt very forced and contrived. But I do hate it when people laugh in a horror movie ..

Josh was never my friend.

I saw this in the theater during a triple feature back in like 91, 92.. Brilliant film with a jump scare to end all jump scares..

Yep 7:04 GCS. You should try The Changeling 1981 where in almost half way through GCS becomes the first one to cuss out a haunted house.

It's the smiles that keep us going. The bits of giggles and good cheer.”

I once called up Larry King and told him how I loved his performance in this film..lol

Grandma climbs on the ceiling in the movie Legion as well. Wonder if they were inspired by Exorcist 3?

I had the impression this film was typical sequel schlock, but it seems fantastic. I need to see it.

There's a movie called Legion that features an elderly woman crawling on the walls. Huh.

Great movie.

I watched The Ninth Configuration based on this video and can confirm it is good. That's my review. Now that I've reviewed it for you guys, how about you review my favorite movie, The Fugitive?

The priest in the reshoots is played by the actor who also played the Gnome King/psychiatrist in Return to Oz and Merlin in Excalibur. Nicol Williamson, great actor!

3:03 i have heard alex jone legit quote that on clips of him ranting LOL

😂 I have to search for that

22:18 If you ever review more Exorcist movies, can you please not show that face every time you say Pazuzu? You did that in the last review too, and it is no less obnoxious here.

The exorcist 1 is a masterpiece of a film

I always think the big ending feels tacked on and is at odds with the uneasiness permeating throughout the film to that point. And it makes no sense either as we already know the demon can switch from body to body. So it would just jump into another host. That was a weakness with the original film too.

Interesting idea, but...maybe jumping into another host isn't that easy for Pazuzu. After all, if he could do that, why not just take possession of Karras the moment the priest "dies"? Why rely on pipsqueak James Vennamun to do Pazuzu's bidding? That he had to choose a human - albeit dead - servant to carry out his vengeance could imply that direct repeated possession might not be so easy for the demon. So he uses substitutes.

Hands down, my favorite opening to a re:View.

One of the best jump scare scenes ever

19:47 Fun fact is originally Seven did have a super natural element.

You know who loved this film? Jeffrey Damar!

RLM needs to review The Ninth Configuration. It fits with Exorcist 3.

Scariest film of the 90s, hands down.

3 is fantastic

when brad douriff screamed i felt like i got the price for 2 for 1. Watching the exorcist and chucky at the same time. lol

This was on the tv not long ago, and radio times gave this film 3 stars. THREE fkn stars, can you believe it

Fabio was attacked by a Goose. That house sparrow got into some serious steriod abuse after getting his wing fixed, to bulk out to become a fucking goose.

So close.... 1990's Total Recall re:View?

A great, underrated movie!

Curious if Jay has seen The Ninth Configuration and his thoughts on it. I personally liked it a lot. It was a very different film.

I got seven and twin peaks vibes

I'm 51 years old. I saw this flick when it came out. That jump scare scared me like I've never been scared since. Overall this is an excellent movie & I STILL won't watch it along. Great review, btw. Might I suggest Phantasm?

I love that he didn't have to ask twice Bam bam bam! Goodbye Gemini.

I loved this movie but not the Puzuzu scenes.

There’s something about the elegant shape of those shears which make them absolutely terrifying.

Mike, they laughed because they were scared. When you talk to people about horror movies and you bring up some of the scariest films they will make the point that they laughed. IT BOTHERED THEM. They are not war heroes. These films affected them.

I didn't appreciate the growling noise which permeated the movie, apart from that Exorcist III is superb.

I like the original ending non-exorcisim ending.

Concerning the good dialogue, there's a scene I'm kind of surprised they didn't mention. It's the scene between Det. Kinderman (sp?) and the psychiatrist, and we see the psychiatrist rehearsing what he's going to say to the detective, and later reading from the sheet during their conversation. And it's exactly like the kind of "no one talks like that" movie dialogue you expect from that kind of scene in a generic movie. I don't know, maybe it's just me, but it felt like Blatty was making fun of the sort of dialogue you usually get in these movies.

Christ the sound design on Brad Dourif's speeches is terrible. Have they not heard of hissing and popping?

@Grandmastergav86 I wouldn't know, the second I heard that voice I had to shut it off immediately.

🙄 Never mind the brilliant acting and fantastic script eh?

i think this movie is actuly better then the original exorcist its so off the walls

I do agree. Exorcist 3 was a solid movie.

The script in this movie is so good, it feels like real people talking and not plotty dialogue.

If Jeffery Dahmer liked it then it has to be pretty sick. Even though Jeffrey Dahmer did a lot of Questionable things to Men he had some good taste in movies.

Really enjoyed this review I was 12 when this movie came out so I didn’t see it until a few years later on vhs I thought it was rubbish and occasionally scary I only really appreciated it when I watched it again when I was older I loved the dialogue

10:45 Also a quick cameo, before Larry King, of former Surgeon General of the United States, C. Everett Koop.

This movie is pretty damn scary

Don' t know it it was a vague reference, but I recently read Brad Dourif's IMDB information and it turns out Tim Burton wanted him to play the Joker in Batman, but the studio refused. Same thing with the role of Max Cady in Cape Fear.

I love that Fabio got hit in the face by a bird. Something about that pleases me greatly.

isnt that Hershell from walking dead

Yes scott wilson

LATE, IS THE HOUR THAT THIS... EXORCIST APPEARS.

Do "Hardcore" next.

Beautiful and criminally underrated film. Thanks, pals!

I watched this because it was Dahmer's favorite film. It was good 6/10, I just didnt like how implausible the whole plot was with murders taking place in a psychiatric ward. No security or surveillance in response to decapitations? No one noticing a literal demon with powers manipulating his environment? And the cop out ending too. Great actors though

7:04 - 7:14 You have 10 seconds to live...

Mike chilling in my 8th grade wardrobe lol

The exorcist 3 is the only one on prime. That's weird. Why don't they have the other 2.

I had heard they are doing a remake of The Exorcist as of 2020. I want to get my hopes up, I know it would be CGI and not as good in general,maybe even terrible.

Oh my God, you need to see "the Ninth Configuration". It's one of my favorite films of all time! Thank you so much for giving William Peter Blatty some love. I think once you see the Ninth Configuration, you'll see a lot of parallels to the directing style and the unusual Editing Styles you mentioned in the video. Also a lot of the same cast from The Exorcist 3 or in the Ninth Configuration.👌👍👍

this is one of my all time fav movies and is easily my fav exorcist movie.

Fabio 😹

Omg god the Fabio joke about the bird just killed me lol

This is honestly one of if not my favourite horror movie of all time it hits home like nothing ever before or after it It’s so amazing

I don't remember this one even being out. Thank you for this series. The host with the beard is quite affable.

David Fincher said this about Se7en as making the film like a "tiny genre movie, the kind of movie Friedkin might have made after The Exorcist (1973)."

that dream sequence still freaks me out, as does the confessional scene. what a creepy movie!

I think these guys are making me realize that III is a superior movie to I.

I think this was the best one.

There were a couple of things that didn’t make it into the movie, like the murdered priest in the confessional booth, seen holding his own severed head in his lap, and the Gemini Killer’s face rapidly morphing into different faces, including one of Hitler. Then there’s the brief conversation that did make it in the movie, where Kinderman mentions “the MacNeil kid” and you hear Regan’s laugh from the first movie. When the demon says “This time, you’re going to lose,” that was originally meant for Regan to say to Merrin.

I saw this probably 20 years ago and I absolutely loved it then and any chance I get to praise it I do. Fantastic video.

The Excorcist is extremely scary, but this one stays with you...it never leaves.

C Everett Koop surgeon General also made a cameo

Douriffs character isn't a demon. He's there Gemini killer c who was put to c death and the demon that was defeated c in the first c movie put the Gemini killer in father Karrass body to torment him.

Yeah - Pazuzu is very much active in the film, only behind the scenes (except during the exorcism) - he pulls the Gemini's strings to some extent.

Truly great film. And I appreciate that it took it's time, much like the first one.

Ah, yes, the one where Brad Dourif really _deserved_ an Academy Award super hard. No joke. You can make fun of his Child's Play/Chucky performances all night long, it's really easy and kind of "low blow" territory, but the dude seriously acted _the flying fuck_ out of this movie. It's a super memorable performance and it lands really well, even all these years later. He's just fucking _evil_ and it's amazing. Ya did good, Brad. The Academy might have overlooked ya, but I certainly didn't. One of the best villain performances of all time.

17:55 for a moment I could've sworn that read *Ted Cruz

You can't be more wrong about The Exorcist not holding up. Sure people in 2000 were used to newer horror with "better" graphics, but at the end of the day when you go home and think about the story and the things not even in the movie, for example what's Regan doing in her room when the camera's not showing her, that scare me to this day.

They are saying that *audiences* dont find it scary. Audiences have been conditioned by modern, dumb horror movies that something like the exorcist isnt scary to them.

Jim Carrey ?

I don't understand the accolades for this move,.I thought the set design was garbage,.Over-acting all over the place, and it didn't seem at all scary,.Some decent dialogue but it looked like a TV cop show from the 1980's,..George C. Scott better in a movie called Hardcore

Jason Miller deserves more recognition for his performance in the film.

to me this feels like a movie that a lot of people could relate to at a time like this; battling to keep hope in a time where there's so much evil testing and wearing us down and making everyone so jaded and cynical

Well you're not wrong. Sadly, I just don't think most people would make the connection and draw a parallel.