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The Exorcism | Official Trailer | Jun 7 | Russell Crowe, Ryan Simpkins, Sam Worthington, Chloe Bailey
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I'm pretty sure this is the sequel, or at least I think it is.
Edit: Apparently it isn't, lol.
I was just about to ask. Can't wait for him to complete his
*Edit* It seems as if The Pope's Exorcist 2 was greenlit last year and is being developed? So this is a completely different project. What?!
It's not a sequel to "The Pope's Exorcist" - it's an entirely separate film!
They make bank basically. The Pope's Exorcist - the movie Crowe was in - cost $18m and made $77m.
Oh I see, in that case, it is weird he's in another one of these that's unrelated, lol.
Different time period, He is not a priest in this one but an actor portraying a priest in a cursed set, but yeah this is going to create confusion for many people.
That's crazy! He must be enjoying it - leaning into 'the exorcist guy' phase of his career! Liam Neeson, watch out.
Crowe loving his exorcist movies right now lol. It's an interesting idea and already looks better than that pile of shite Exorcist Believer. They should have made this the first official movie in that new trilogy instead of what they actually made lol.
RLM did a video on this about how lots of horrible films are created with algorithmic names. Lots of shitty horror movies with Shark, Exorcist, or Amityville in the title some where. Sometimes even both, like the classic horror hit "Shark Exorcist"!
Is not lol. The one you thinking is supposedly getting a trilogy out of.
lol I guess Crowe must like being a exorcist lol
"Recently?" It's been a popular subject for decades, and there's been about 2-3 exorcism/possession movies a year since ~2004 when they first did an Exorcist prequel. From then on it's been consistently at 2-3 a year because they're not too demanding in effects, they're easy to write and sell to producers, and they'll get instant ticket buys or DVD/digital rentals from people who see a title like "The ____ Exorcism" or "The Exorcism of blah blah" and instantly know what they're buying. It gets horror fans and religious fundies in the door.
Wait, so is Shark Exorcist about people being possessed by Shark spirits that need to be exorcised, or is it a movie about a Shark that is a priest and exorcising demons from people (or other sharks)?
In either case, I'm glad such a thing exists.
Intelligent life on other planets must be absolutely fascinated by us at this point.
Also, Russell Crowe really does seem to like his exorcism movies. I'm here for it. His next one should be set in the future, or a post apocalyptic world. He's gotta hit all the timelines, Doctor Who style.