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Robert Sanchez at IESB.net writes of how a reader relayed to him the news that, at the recent International Horror and SciFi Film Festival in Tempe, Arizona, Linda Blair had mentioned a remake of The Exorcist was at hand, one of the highest grossing horror flicks of all time. Warner Brothers had produced a prequel a few years back that devolved into two projects, both with shabby results, according to Sanchez. At the tender age of four and one-half and perhaps at odds with my father’s better judgment, I was in the theater with my folks for the theatrical release. Of course, I barely remember the cinematic experience (or I’ve repressed it), my father has recounted to me of how a woman bolted from that particular showing spewing forth her own vomitus- perhaps as a result to what she was viewing. I doubt any remake could effect that kind of response today, given the profundity of entries into the film world that depict these kinds of things within the genre since then. Comments |
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