#blatti

[mourningmaybells]

so-called "tragedy enjoyer" reads the exorcist and suddenly feels heartbreak instead of catharsis or vindication over seeing a character who was always gonna die in the worst way possible die

[fanofspooky]

[fertileground]

the exorcist iii, 1990 (dir. william peter blatty)

[classichorrorblog]

The Exorcist III (1990) - Directed by William Peter Blatty

[aloneandforsakenbyfateandbyman]

The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty, 1971

[bitterkarella]

Midnight Pals: Possession

JK Rowling: hello children Rowling: sso bad newsss Rowling: i'm posssesssed by a transsphobic demon but my cheap ssskinflint of a piece of shit of a hussband won't pay for an exorcisssm Poe: King: Barker: Koontz: Lovecraft: Poe: um Poe: well we're sorry to hear that

King: do you need us to take up a fund? King: c'mon guys let's pitch in! Barker: what the fuck? no Barker: steve she's the richest author in the world Barker: she can afford to pay for her own damn exorcism

King: now clive don't be like that! King: this is the only way that we're gonna get another cormorant strike book Barker: oh my god King: i just gotta know if cormoran and robin get together! Barker: oh Barker: my Barker: GOD

Rowling: um i'm not actually possssesssed Rowling: it wasss a joke King: oh Poe: you might wanna workshop that one a little more Rowling: yeah ssure Barker: hm jokes really aren't your strong point Barker: maybe stick to manifestos honey Rowling: OK FINE I KNOW

Rowling: i wasss jussst trying to lighten the mood with a nice little harmlessss transsphobic joke and you all jump down my throat!!! William Peter Blatty: you shouldn't joke about demonic possession Blatty: that's a serious issue

Barker: see the reason the joke doesn't work Rowling: the joke worked fine Barker: is that demons, typically, make you do bad things Rowling: you don't need to explain it Barker: but, to you, transphobia is good Rowling: jusst shut up ok?

Barker: i mean, what demon would even care about that? Barker: except maybe mammon King: why mammon? Barker: dunno, he just seems like a real asshole

[texaschainsawmascara]

Saint Maud / STAY - The Kid LAROI / bury a friend - Billie Eilish / The Exorcist / The Last Exorcism Part II / Paranormal Activity 4

[kill-screen69]

[esqueletosgays]

THE EXORCIST III (1990)

Director: William Peter Blatty Cinematography: Garry Fisher

[mourningmaybells]

hm

[pacing around the room like a grizzled, alcoholic detective] I think those two guys fucked

[caapsart]

watched it for the 1st time ever. was expecting to be initiated into horror genre, instead got reminded that i love to torture myself with miserable characters needing whatever but not to be put in a battle w anything for the 100th time

[brokehorrorfan]

The Exorcist III's soundtrack is available on vinyl for $40 via Waxwork Records. Sourced from the original masters, the score is composed by Barry De Vorzon (The Warriors, Night of the Creeps).

The album is pressed on 150-gram neon pink and purple smoke colored vinyl. It's housed in a gatefold jacket with matte satin coating featuring artwork by Suspiria Vilchez and a 12x12 booklet with liner notes by De Vorzon.

[caracola-juan]

Fleabag who? The original hot priest, Damien Karras.

[hexfloog]

So suffer your fate, oh, come here and give me a hug Nobody loves you like I love you, oh, my dear But you should've known that this was gonna end in tears

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Yeah I went and finished it 👉👈 Silly as it sounds, it was bothering me so, so much to only have two stickers designed and not three when the third WIP was just sitting there PLS FORGIVE

Third design in the Evil Conan sticker series!! If we cross paths at COAF 2024 you might get to take one home :3 ...assuming I have them... :33 ...I finished this pretty late... :333 It is very unlikely I will get them in time GAH what was the point of me rushing this (sobbing)

Since three is a nice number for a set of things, this and the previous two stickers will be going up for sale on my shop as a bundle soon, so stay tuned!

(Previous sticker here)

[aloneandforsakenbyfateandbyman]

The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty, 1971

[bitterkarella]

Midnight Pals: Fox Devils

Sam Richard: submitted for the approval of the midnight society, i call this the tale of the fox devils Richard: it's about this kid from a super religious family Richard: they don't even let him watch cartoons! Richard: [shaking head] they don't even let him watch cartoons.

Richard: his parents are so religious they think all pop culture is satanic William Peter Blatty: yes, yes Blatty: they're right you know Blatty: that's why i don't sully my brain with any non-catholic entertainment Blatty: the only thing i watch is pope speeches Blatty and Cars 2

Richard: his mother says "cartoons" are "a satanic playpen" and "tiny idols" Richard: and that he needs to be "a warrior for christ" Barker: why's she talk like that Richard: like what? Barker: like a zagat review

Richard: so one day his parents are at bible study Richard: so he decides to watch a forbidden cartoon Richard: his parents think that cartoons are satanic, you see Richard: turns out that they're right Blatty: i could have told you that

Richard: see, there's this cartoon Richard: where a bunch of punks finds a satanic grimoire King: wait, they put a satanic grimoire in a cartoon? Richard: yes Richard: really incredible the sort of things they put in cartoons these days Blatty: yeah this all scans

Richard: and then the kid finds that same satanic grimoire in his local library Richard: cuz it turns out this town he lives in Richard: is really cool

Richard: the kid summons all these little fox devils Richard: who follow him around and kill people Richard: just a bunch of little guys Richard: some real little birthday boys

Richard: but the important thing about these little fox demons Richard: if this was a movie Richard: we'd be talking some real wet puppets Roger Corman: yes Corman: YES

Richard: now the kid's gonna fuck up the evil town reverend Richard: but the reverend's not important Richard: what is important is these fox demons Richard: they are adorable Richard: you're gonna want one of your very own!

Corman: you know what would be great? Corman: what if they killed people in really comical ways Corman: like with a pogo stick or something Corman: and there could be like Corman: comical high-pitched chittering on the soundtrack Charles Band: i like the way roger thinks