Modern horror owes everything to The Exorcist. Without it, we wouldn’t have The Omen, The Conjuring, Hereditary, or even psychological slow-burns like The Babadook. Yet few imitators match its raw, unglamorous terror. Friedkin refused to romanticize the supernatural; the demon Pazuzu doesn’t monologue or tease—it simply destroys. The crucifix masturbation scene, the spider-walk down the stairs, the pea-soup vomit—these aren’t just shocking; they’re transgressive in a way that still feels dangerous.

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