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Directed by: John Boorman
Starring: Linda Blair (Regan), Richard Burton (Father Philip Lamont), Louise Fletcher (Dr. Gene Tuskin), Kitty Winn (Sharon), James Earl Jones (Kokumo), Max von Sydow (Father Lankester Merrin)
Country: USA; Effed Up American Movies
Language: English (Optional Eng Subs)
Runtime: 01:57:37
Genres: Horror, Religion, Demons, Insects
Plot – Spoilers:
Regan and Pazuzu return. Pazuzu is now a locust and Regan all grown up isn’t shy of teasing with her bralessness or while trying to seduce Father Richard Burton who mostly looks dazed – like he quit Hollywood and could really do with some feminine company. There’s also the nurse from One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest as Regan’s therapist, which lends a creepy touch. Some of the sounds used and scenarios are downright hilarious, but overall, Heretic has a few redeeming moments that complement the unintentional hilarity.
It’s astonishing how incredibly bad this film really is. It’s just as ridiculous as I remember it to be when I saw it in a movie theater when it first came out. 1 star.
I forgot that Dana Plato had a cameo in this. Every time I see Dana Plato I think about how that woke, woman hating, hypocrite, fucking asshole Howard Stern mercilessly ridiculed her on his how to the point that she committed suicide the next day. Stern never had any remorse for how much of an asshole he was and I hope he fucking dies soon. I will celebrate the day that woke bullshit hypocrite Howard Stern dies.
This is a strange ass movie man. Never saw anything like it.
much better the the first one
much better than the overrated original
Terrible movie. Just brutal. The only thing good about the flick is looking at Linda Blair, in her mid-teens at the time, and she was looking good. REALLY good. I was in love/lust. (Easy people, She’s a couple of years older than me so we’re about the same age. Nothing creepy about it… lol)
See… I don’t mind this film at all
I’m old enough to remember it being released… It clearly will always be stacked up against the first film .. but in essence it’s a different story. Yes.. the acting is a bit OTT.. but the actual story ain’t too bad. It’s worth a watch ot two
Must be oldies but goodies February
Quite disappointing as a sequel.
Meh, does not stack up against the original film. Has some good moments but overall its confusing and ultimately a bit boring. Different director in John Boorman, who I believe directed ”Deliverance” and is not a horror movie specialist. A definite let down, but then, a lot of sequels are.