THE EXORCIST Franchise Update
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- #TheExorcist THE EXORCIST trilogy has officially been cancelled and a new sequel has been officially announced, headed by Mike Flanagan. 🎃 TONS more WWAM content like hangout live-streams, over 100 movie commentaries, and extra horror movie videos and so much more HERE: / wewatchedamovie
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For people complaining about another one, they spent $400 million just for the rights, so of course they were going to make another one! Mike Flanagan is the best person for the job
They can make the story center on the other parents, and maybe find a way to save their daughter from damnation in hell. The problem is the parents are not sympathetic enough and the story even for myself is ridiculous. Maybe it works for fan films.
or better let......LEAVE IT ALONE!!!!
@@vampirascoffin870 These are the absolute stupidest comments ever! They spent $400 million on the rights... THEY CAN'T LEAVE THIS FRANCHISE ALONE! Not until they made their money back!
Maybe if you give them back the $400 million they dropped on the rights they will consider your request😂@@vampirascoffin870
David: We are making a new trilogy
Box Office: Goddddd played a trickkkkkk on youuuuu 🎶🎵🎶
David is THAT inept he killed a trilogy that never got made.
Honestly, that's impressive.
When they said he was getting an exorcist trilogy after Halloween I was like “what????” 😂😂
@@blaizeadisek4376I went in expecting nothing and hoping for something that would surprise me.
It did. ...With unbridled idiocy.
It took the combined ingredients of ineptitude, complacency, and complete disengagement for this farce to have reached the full apex of its failure.
@blaizeadisek4376 Jason Blum and David Gordon-Green played Believer too safe.
They need to take risks and make it actually horrifying.
It needs to be something that makes you squirm in your seat.
Who'd be stoked if they announced Brad Dourif came out of retirement and Signed On to revisit the role of All roles as The Gemini Killer James Vinamin and hes Still Hopping Bodies Through the Fathers in the depths of the Catacombs of Georgetown
if he can do what he did with oujia origins. id be happy. i just want full chaos and some controversial topics explored. like the original. it probably wont happen but that's what makes the OG so memorable
I agree with J. Sure, I’m always excited to see new entries in these franchises. But The Exorcist is a perfect film and no need for a follow up.
I agree with this as well....but they were already making a movie regardless of this news
@@WeWatchedAMovie absolutely, and if we are getting that movie, I’m thankful we got Flanagan making his own take.
@@WeWatchedAMovieIt is a Hollywood guarantee. If a movie, regardless of how it ends, plays out, whatever. If it makes a lot of money, they WILL make a sequel. Somehow they'll shoehorn a story to continue it, or they'll do a "Prequel". Somehow they'll get their way. What's sad is these people who push these ideas, force them onto directors, 99 times out a 100 have absolutely NO IDEA what their doing or what fans want. The Exorcist is a straight up story of demonic possession. The story was straight up in your face and the fact that Blatty used an innocent looking girl, had her spew obscenities like no other, gave it such a visceral and fierce look. But the Crucifix scene sent people screaming. This was a visually sickening story that can't ever get the same reaction. This was "lightning in a bottle."
Even “The Exorcist III” wasn’t supposed to be a sequel to the original. William Peter Blatty wrote “The Legion” as a standalone story set in the same universe not involving anything other than the Kinderman character.
“The Exorcist” is a one and done. The title character died, so there was never a reason to continue it.
If only part 1 & 3 were the only ones
Mike Flanagan might do it justice. Why mess with it at all though. 1 and 3 were almost perfect horrors
Could have said that when they were making part 3 as well, though. The original is so good, and we already had one shit show of a sequel, why try a third? Here we are, though, with Exorcist III having a lot of fans and looked upon as a good addition to the franchise. Hopefully this new one from Flannagan will do the same. If not, just add it to the pile of not so good sequels and ignore it.
Almost?
Also who could have expected The First Omen to be so fucking good? That was another franchise that didn't need digging up but I'm so glad they did!
Your demon voice at the end is way better than the voice of any new possession movie.
I think the true horror of Exorcist Believer was Leslie Odom not only refusing to take in his trash and recycling cans, but he clearly cut in line dropping his kid off at school AND parked in the bus zone. Truly the face of evil. As for the rest of the movie, I've never seen a film in my life deliberately tank itself halfway through as bad as this one did. It's DGG so it was never going to be a masterpiece, but my God what a nosedive. I didn't expect much after his Halloween trilogy but man what a stinker. Maybe Flanagan can bring home the gold.
Linda Blair is IMO what seperates The Exorcist as an IP from all those other rip-offs. That and the theme music. I think both are necessary.
It's amazing how music so simplistic can evoke so much more emotion than drawn out crap. Tubular Bells from that movie have such a creepy and horrific sound and feel. Jaws was similar. Du Dunn Du Dunn. Two notes progressing into a dark, faster, and ominous sound. Music can truly MAKE a movie.
That “I could take a dump in a box and mark it guaranteed” joke made me spit out my coffee. 😂😂😂
Just remember folks, they followed up The Exorcist with a "radical departure" in Exorcist 2: The Heretic. A VERY DIFFERENT take on posession and it being "radically different" was its main problem.
I've gotten laid to WWAM playing in the background as background noise numerous times!!.
If you look backwards to when the Original Exorcist came out. People were angry, the war, riots, anger, viciousness was just about everywhere. Then this book about this innocent young girl comes out. The movie follows. This was truly the old adage, "Lightning in a Bottle." They had the right time, the right story for that time, however what Blatty did with the movie itself was something we'll never see again. The special effects were basically great make-up, practical effects, and viscerally stunning, brutal, and at times sickeningly vile scenes. But the 🎼🎶🎵🎶🎵 music, Tubular Bells, those little chimes added a level of eerieness and creepiness that made this movie a perfect storm on every level. Add to that, word of mouth from moviegoers who saw it, as well as those people who protested it and in the end gave it so much free publicity it became more popular, and more tickets were sold. Every aspect of this movie achieved something that won't happen again. It turned a complete planet upside down, and it all happened at the right time.
It's a much more secular world here in 2024 than in 1973. A good sequel will have respect Catholicism and "the patriarchy" (unlike what Chris did in Believer) and take it seriously, like a true "Believer" would, with no ironic detachment. There should be an Exorcist (not a squad of diverse beliefs), solving a Catholic problem in a Catholic way. A studio making a sequel would have to be comfortable with that. Probably difficult considering the politics in modern Hollywood. If the studio can't handle that, it won't matter who the director is.
I always found it fascinating how William Friedkin was not a horror director but someone who just passed through horror when making Exorcist. Mike Flanagan is a horror writer and director but human drama is the most important thing he writes. I think when you take into account Flanagan's shows like Haunting of Hill House and Midnight Mass you can see how he would be a good choice for The Exorcist. He also respected The Shining with Doctor Sleep.
I was floored when I found out William Peter Blatty was primarily a comedy writer prior to penning the Exorcist. It's why six years ago I defended DGG and Danny McBride coming in to do Halloween. I said "hey, let's not put these guys in a box. They clearly know the franchise" and then five years later I thought maybe horror isn't really their strong suit.
I'm very excited Mike Flanagan is one of my favorites
I thought Mike's thing was separate and David said Deceiver was still happening just not anytime soon because he was busy with something else.
If it was someone else directing and writing this, I wouldn't watch it. But with Mike Flanagan doing both directing and writing, count me the fuck in! He never disappoint. Imo
My Nephew is in the new Mike Flanagan movie “Life of Chuck”.
The Exorcist is my favorite horror movie and favorite movie of all time. Believer was absolute garbage. I agree that remakes or redo of a classic shouldn’t exist but I loved Doctor Sleep. So I hope Mike Flanagan does a good job.
Geralds game really scared me
I agree with leaving the original alone. They already alluded to panini having a demon rival in lamashtu and they did NOTHING with that. The idiots even created the entire demon for golden retriever and only showed it for a split second
This sounds like a “Ouija: Origin of Evil” situation.
I understand sort of rolling your eyes and scoffing at the idea of these sequels or reboots to classic films, but I've always seen them as just being harmless. If they're good, great. Another movie to add to the collection. If not, you just ignore them. No matter how bad these movies might be, I just don't think they can tarnish the originals. If you let them, sure, but that's really more on you then anyone else. Even as awful as modern day Hollywood is, I'll still keep my fingers crossed Flannagan can knock it out of the park and make a good movie.
What’s annoying is the younger generation is seeing these reboots; and either don’t know about the originals, or don’t want to see the originals because the reboots suck.
Leave the franchise alone and let it die already
Evil Dies Tonight!
My dream director for this was Fede Alvarez. Maybe next time. And there will be a next time.
Can`t wait to see which actors and actresses that will star in Mike`s new movie.
WHAT THE HELL IS EVEN THAT on the outro
I guess I’ve always felt like the Exorcist was better off as a one off movie. Never really meant to be a franchise.
When will you guys go back to do a Dr. Loomis and Michael Myers videos like those are really funny. Please tell me when you’re gonna start making those.
Starring Kate Siegel, Samantha Sloyan and the rest of the gang.
I think they should do the true story that the exorcist is based off of
Well the entire franchise of Exorcist is crazy and i kinda like the first one idk.
Dare I hope that we will actually get a decent movie out of this franchise???
Are you guys not together anymore?
Oculus is the shit
Have it take place in the 18th century.
I'm so happy I get aroused aboutike Flanagan s choice! Yes he is the proper director to do exorcist movie right!
Exorcist Believer, Exorcist Deceiver, then Exorcist Revealer (maybe?) had the potential to make or continue a classic franchise, but instead they did what so many other legendary morons have done. They mocked original aspects of the original movie, turned the legacy character into a joke, and they once again pushed some social agenda or personal ideal. Now once again this classic horror franchise sits with another lame duck sequel.
How fantastic blumhouse you've ruined the franchise
its gonna be a flop.. who is gonna see this after what happened last time
Lolz nice Tommy boy reference