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Number 1 has to be little Linda Blair as Ouija Board player Regan in The Exorcist
The demon Pazuzu (voice)
The scary station KPCC (Southern California Public Radio at scpr.org) FM wanted to spook half-baked Los Angeles this Halloween. So it played a compilation show of Terry Gross' Fresh Airinterviews with Anthony "Hannibal the Cannibal" Hopkins (Silence of the Lambs) and the far scarier woman who did the voice of the demon Pazuzu in The ExorcistMercedes McCambridge. She is very scary with chilling control of her vocals.
The Untold Truth of The Exorcist
(Looper) The Exorcist is one of the most famous horror films of all time, and it often tops lists of the scariest.
Our gay priests are tops. We're #1
But the production of this classic Hollywood film was pretty frightening itself.
The deaths and near-deaths of people associated with the film even led director William Friedkin to have a Catholic priest on set bless the film. While it might seem odd that a priest was hanging around the set, the Catholic Church actually approved of the film, seeing as how the heroes were a pair of priests.
Get ready for some head spinning as we take a look at the untold truth of The Exorcist. #Exorcist#Truth Full article: looper.com/22817/untold-truth...
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