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I don’t really care for this poster too much. It looks more like a book cover than a film poster. I’m glad they used the other one with Regan’s face. And I love the image of Linda Blair and Richard Burton sharing an eyeball. It gives a very subtle hint of the synchronizer which is a very important part of the film because it shows that they both share the same visions while under hypnosis.
“Exorcist II: The Heretic” is and always will be one of my favorite films of all time. Everything about it is great. The acting, the story, the scenery, the special effects and the beautiful musical score make this one of the best film experiences I have ever had. I don't care what anyone says, this film is excellent.
With the exception of “Martin,” I’ve never seen a George Romero film I didn’t like. My favorite of his is the classic “Night of the Living Dead,” but I also love “Dawn of the Dead,” “Day of the Dead,” “Land of the Dead,” “Diary of the Dead,” and “Creepshow.”
I looked all over Amazon and Ebay for the 110 minute VHS version of “Exorcist II: The Heretic” and can’t find it anywhere. I want to know if anyone might know where to find a copy somewhere else that doesn’t cost too much. Thanks in advance!
Quote: First, I’d get rid of that terrible score. Maybe use existing pieces like Friedkin did in the original.
But the musical score was the highlight of the film.
“Exorcist II: The Heretic” is one of my favorite films of all time no matter what anyone says. The musical score was beautiful, the acting was absolutely brilliant, not to mention the extremely creative and extremely dreamlike story. I do not understand at all why so many people seem to dislike it.
