The Exorcist !! (1973 | First Time Watching | Reaction

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[@degrateone3777oakcliffvirgo]

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[@thetranquilitycafe]

Ok, I'm laughing so hard I'm crying. Probably one of the best reactions to the "crucifix" scene I've seen so far.

[@FURognar]

@@thetranquilitycafe yeah that was epic. She went into this movie with no idea what was about to happen

[@halcyonlightvibes2023]

@@FURognar As it should be 😎

[@bobthecone]

This movie isn't always scary on your first watch. It's scary starting the first time you're alone in a dark room AFTER you watch it.

[@Lewis9700]

38:28 he was reading Damien "his last rites" which is something that priests do for dying Catholics

[@Bluesit32]

Or any who ask for it.

[@2o4tom]

No, he was not. He was hearing his final confession. Damien would not need to verbally confess. Any sign, such as the curling of the fingers, would suffice. The Last Rites, or Anointing of the Sick, would require anointing with the Oil of the Sick.

[@catserver8577]

@@2o4tom It was still to save his soul before he died. Last Rites are whatever absolves your sins before you go.

[@2o4tom]

@@catserver8577 No, it's not. Confession absolves sins. Extreme Unction can forgive venial sins but not mortal sins. What you are thinking of would remit the punishment due to sin and provide the graces to face death with a proper disposition. They're two entirely different things.

[@JamesASharp]

The Exorcist is truly the scariest horror film ever made. Great reaction! 👍🏿

[@PubDoMan]

FYI: Father Merrin, the 70 some year old priest, was played by Max von Sydow who was only 43 at the time. Due in part to his wonderful acting and the superb old age makeup by the late great Dick Smith, von Sydow briefly had some difficulty getting acting jobs after appearing in "The Exorcist" because it was thought he was actually as old as Father Merrin was. Also, five years earlier von Sydow had played Jesus Christ in the movie "The Greatest Story Ever Told". The demon was voiced for the most part by Mercedes McCambridge an Academy Award winning (All the King's Men 1949) actress who worked not only in film but also television and old time radio shows.

[@randallknapp7528]

And the Emperor Ming in Flash Gordon, yes.

[@hongfang2348]

Drinking is ok with the Catholics I know. I partied with a priest after he performed a wedding ceremony. We drank champagne directly from the bottles and sang Beatles songs.

[@juttapopp1869]

@@hongfang2348 well, Jesus himself turned water into wine in Canaa. Why should we not enjoy what HE blessed?

[@carlitosway1330]

Lol..."with the Catholics." 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@brianmcclain6631]

Catholic here and I can confirm this. I went to private school during the 80's, and during our back to middle school parties, the parents would get drunk in the back.

[@podunkcitizen2562]

Haven't people heard about communal wine?

[@ShamblesMD]

It's fine as long as you don't get shit faced. The Bible says you just need to be vigilant and not do things that cause you to lose your senses.

[@porkmilk8984]

In ancient times, for many centuries, people asked Pazuzu to protect their infants from Lamashtu.

[@LukeLovesRose]

Pazuzu is still a destructive entity. There is nothing good about following these backward myths. But following Jesus Christ, we have stopped blood sacrifice all but entirely in the West and we've spread across the globe.

[@JemJam2976]

This is one of the few horror movies that ever gave me nightmares. But then again, I saw it first when I was 10. The life of a latchkey kid. 😮

[@garyzink1927]

I was 18 but still shook like a sister, lol, still do at 68!

[@princesslina4043]

The funny thing is that I was allowed to watch everything from American Pie to It as a child and the movie cabinet was fair game, but my mom forbid me from watching a couple movies until I was older--this one and Thirteen Ghosts. This movie scared the hell out of my mom, especially the spider-walk scene. I think I wound up seeing it at about 12 and for a long time it scared me enough that I wished I'd never seen it! For the LONGEST time her freaky possessed face scared me so much it would make my body tense if I saw it online out of nowhere! 😅 That only went away when I stopped believing in demons the same way and now I can quote this movie comfortably and her face doesn't bother me haha Although I will say! That spider-walk scene wasn't in the version I watched and the first time I saw it was by accident in a KZbin video. I quite literally screamed out loud in my grandma's living room. I refuse to watch that scene to this day even though I can basically laugh along with the rest of the movie. So I fully stand with my mom on being freaked out by it. 😂😂😂

[@garyzink1927]

​@princesslina4043 That's a great story, thank you for sharing that! Wish you the best going forward in life!

[@jcIIXVIIIVII]

I watched this movie for the first time on Halloween in 1998 when I was 11. My uncle had the Unrated version. I had to plead with him to let me stay up and watch it. He eventually caved as long as I went immediately to bed afterwards. The movie itself didn't really scare me. Although some of the scenes were scary. But it was the psychological effects of the movie that get to you AFTER you watch it, especially at night. That's when you start hearing weird noises and get weird sensations, like chills on your neck or spine like someone's watching you. But about an hour or so after I fell asleep after it went off, I was woken up by my bed slightly shaking and I heard soft scratching and growling noises. It was pitch black in my room and the only light was the light switch by my bedroom door, past the scratching and growling 😅 Suddenly, it got quiet, all I could hear was my breathing, then the growling got deeper and louder and the foot of my bed started lifting up and down off of the floor. I screamed and literally pissed myself 😂 Then a shadow jumped up from the foot of my bed and said in a creepy, cracked voice, "Happy Halloween", and the light flicked on and my uncle was standing next to my door laughing his ass off 😂 He waited until I fell asleep to sneak in my room to prank me and did he ever because to this very day, I still lock my bedroom door every night from the inside before I lay down for bed and I still cannot watch "The Exorcist" with the lights off. Period! 😂

[@darthken815]

Unc was wrong for that! 🤣

[@pbf7719]

The priest at the end was giving Father Karras his last rites before he died

[@EC-dz3fb]

I thought you'd already watched this! I'm so glad I get to see it!

[@explorewithindiamovies7913]

You see it here first and Never in life am I watching it again either 🥹😭😭😭😭

[@EC-dz3fb]

@explorewithindiamovies7913 😃❤️

[@hilarytoffler5636]

FYI, my late husband and I went to opening week. I never found it scary however it affected my late husband alot. Just like many very religious types he freaked out and ended up joining a cult. I am an atheist so my fascination was with the special effects. Remember, no CGI and very little post production fiddling. Her bedroom was actually constructed inside a huge walk in refrigerator to get the breath captured on film. "Regan" actually fractured her back during the violent bedroom scene. So for all the "old ones" who went to the theater you'll remember the ambulances outside, people were throwing up, passing out, running from the theater. It was the very first film of it's type, so the public wasn't jaded by decades of slasher films. There were maybe 4 or 5 actual channels on TV... Just let that sink in. No Internet, no streaming, computers were just becoming available in a laptop form, but still weighed as much as an anchor. Different times my friend. BTW, I followed you from your other channel. Yayyy! Eat this! Algorithm 😂

[@DevlinDomini]

Sorry to hear about the setback. Don’t get discouraged. The Exorcist for Halloween is a treat. Keep on rockin’!

[@LukeLovesRose]

The priest in the end gave Karras a traditional last rite before he died

[@dennismcdade305]

The granddaddy of horror movies. It definitely affected you (great reaction btw). Imagine the impact 51 years ago when it came out.

[@blairhaffly1777]

This'll be good. If India is calling on the spirits and religion to protect her before it starts? She's perfect. This will freak her out. Edit, yeah, that was hilarious.

[@shainewhite2781]

Happy Halloween 👻🎃🐈‍⬛🦇

[@sca88]

When I was 8 i snuck into the theater with a friend and his older brother. It was pretty intense at that age and i didn't sleep very well for quite a while.

[@garyzink1927]

When this came out I watched it alone at the theater as a tuff h.s football player then locked the car doors on the way home scared shitless! At 68 this movie is still disturbing! Loved how your reaction hit you, same way I felt lol! Peace from Northern Michigan.

[@ProHero86]

Algorithm comment

[@explorewithindiamovies7913]

Appreciate you 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@prescottlange]

The flashlight was invented in 1899. The scene in Iraq took place over 70 years later.

[@Filimaua13]

I think what makes the film stand the test of time is the phenomenal acting, legitimately great makeup and strong filmmaking. Also the core story of the film being a mother scared for the life of her young child and being powerless to help her - which is a universal fear many can relate to. Ellen Burstyn who played the mother is such a good actress who I truly believe carries the film. If she didn't sell the vulnerability and desperation, we wouldn't care as much. Linda Blair as the wholesome innocent Regan also carried this because if it wasn't for her we wouldn't have been endeared to her as a sweet person that we want to save.

[@NeptuneLady1957]

I finished the book while standing in line to see the film in 1973 the day it was released. At the part where Reagan started stabbing herself in the P, my date jumped up and ran out the theater! He did not come back inside. I found him in the lobby after it was over! Honestly, the book shook me more than the film.

[@sca88]

I just saw Linda Blair Oct 19th. I drove up to get an autographed photo of her as the demon for a friend's Christmas gift. I met her in 2018 and have my own autographed photo.

[@Stick-a-fork-in-Gmorks-tort]

Keep grinding. KZbin is suggesting channels that I would never have interest in while throttling those I've already subscribed to. This is a practical effect, vulgarity extravaganza. Generations have been appalled, rewatched, and gleefully suggested others watch this classic.

[@MrBenkenove]

You rock India! :)

[@DevlinDomini]

Lol… you during the crucifix scene? Now that’s a reaction. 🙀😹

[@CaptainDansWanderings]

People used to use those long matches to light their fireplaces.

[@s.jackson8098]

Extraordinary cast. Ellen Burstyn, Linda Blair, Jason Miller, the great Lee J. Cobb. Wonderful actors all. And then there’s Max von Sydow as Father Merrin. In addition to some American movies, he had a lifetime of experience on stage and film working with Ingmar Bergman. Most famously, he starred in Bergman’s "The Seventh Seal" - one of the finest films ever made. I once asked a rather well known director who was the greatest actor of all time. His answer: "You mean besides Max von Sydow?"

[@Robert_W7]

The part were the other Priest is were he is giving him his 'last rites' . It's what the Catholic Church do when people are dying.

[@candyrainm]

And you know exactly why KZbin is giving you such a time when you have a small Channel it's ridiculous I will still watch I don't care where you going

[@LUISSYPER]

You absolutely have no idea about your "last" confession before you die in The Catholic Church

[@randallknapp7528]

His Priest friend was helping him at the moment of death.

[@Robert_W7]

Why would she if she's not Catholic? It's not like the Catholic Church advertise their practices to everyone. I only know from doing research into the Catholicism.

[@bradkoski]

Very good movie, Acting is phenomenal. It’s truly a story of redemption

[@softshallow7435]

The Exorcist has been voted number 1 horror film of all time in alot of Top 10’s, 20’s, 50’s, 100’s charts.

[@ElphabaRaine]

I don't count jump scares as proper scares - I think they're easy to do - they're cheat scares. The Exorcist is a disturbing, brilliant movie. The novel is, too. I enjoyed your reaction, thanks.

[@Karoljay2]

I’ve seen and read the novel the movie based on it’s really bout faith the young priest struggle with but regained at the end when he saved the girl the Demon Pazuzu test his faith by attacking his church and his mom also bout the same Demon fought the old priest before the statue you seen in the beginning and reference when they said the Exorcist last months damm near killed him Demon Pazuzu want a rematch use the girl as bait to get to old Priest and Damien explains way more in the Novel this conflict between Father Merrin and Demon Pazuzu only horror movie got nominated for 10 Oscars included best picture cuz of masterpiece storytelling glad you seen this amazing movie

[@appleehead]

What a classic horror flick!

[@christinahilt2978]

The song you recognized is called “Tubular Bells.”

[@mickylove76]

I grew up a Jehovah’s Witness too. When I first saw this movie I had been out 4 years. It shook me. I too was nervous about watching it. It was such a good movie. It was the very last ‘supernatural’ thing that scared me. I used to live in a world influenced by unseen forces. Demons everywhere. When I left the witnesses I had to work out what was actually true and real. It was difficult because I had been fed alternative facts and history and misrepresentation of science. Demons aren’t real. You can’t bring them into your life by watching a movie, or buying something at a yard sale, or listening to music, or reading a book, or getting an education. It’s all thought control techniques used by fundamentalist religions. It allows a group of people to dictate to others what is right or not. It allows them to dictate your thoughts. If you believe demons are influencing your thoughts and feelings and desires, then you don’t trust your own mind. You are handing the rules by which you think and interact with objective reality to other people. You filter reality to fit Bronze Age tribal origin mythology. Just because humanity ‘doesn’t know everything’ (and never will) doesn’t imply the existence of the supernatural. dealing with reality with evidence based principles, is far better than believing snippets of different stories you heard as a kid.

[@martymar1964]

Best reaction ever! This is the reaction that it got in the theaters.

[@bradparnell614]

I was around 8 years old when this came out so I definitely didn't watch it then. I grew up hearing about it of course as for many years it would always come up in lists of scariest movies. I also had a crush on Linda Blair from other movies, but I still never watched it for years. I finally watched it when I was 50 years old and I can see what everyone was talking about. It really is freaking weird and gross even after all the slasher movies that came out in the 80s, this thing is so much scarier. I did get to meet Linda Blair years ago and she's a wonderful lady with a huge heart for animals. She's worked for so long with her own foundation to get homes for pets. It's called the Linda Blair Worldheart Foundation if anyone is interested.

[@jacobwooten6893]

Fun reaction. On a positive note, I get all of your videos on my feed so at least it’s working right for me!

[@randallknapp7528]

You were born on the Feast of St. Maximilian Mary Kolbe. Your father was born on the Feast of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary.

[@timd.3837]

The priest at the end, after Damien fell down the stairs, is performing the Catholic Sacrament of "Anointing Of The Sick" (informally referred to as Last Rites). It's a cleansing of the spirit, and, if God wills it, a healing of the body.

[@erwinprivatt1997]

I never got why Regan kept talking about some guy named Mike Hunt. I can't find him in the movie. Who is Mike Hunt???

[@EC-dz3fb]

😑

[@anthonyhosea8780]

lol BYE!! 👋🏾😂🤣

[@jondishmonmusicandstuff2753]

I have never laughed so hard in all of my life. You are hilarious, hilarious. Now just think I was twelve when I saw this by myself in the movies and slept with my grandmother for at least six months, I almost broke up their marriage

[@matttorrence2900]

LOL She got knocked offa the chair!

[@heather9857]

Oh, I could see the confusion at the end, so just to be clear ❤ The other priest was giving Father Karras what in Catholicism is called last rites, you could think of it as kind of a blessing, before he died. He wasn't saying Karras did the wrong thing, he was reciting the last rites prayer, it probably gave Karras peace at the end. And yes, it is okay for priests to drink if it is not in excess. They're people too ; ) I always think it's interesting when people say, I could see how this would scare people back in the 70's. Personally, I don't think that has anything to do with it. Is this jumpscare horror? No, but there are different types of horror. You can go back and watch videos of people in the 70s coming out of the theater. Some people acted like you did, some were scared, some were smiling thinking it was a fantastic piece of art and they loved the film making aspect (this movie won a bunch of well deserved awards for sound and screenplay.) And then I've seen reactors today watch this movie. Some are terrified, some are sick to their stomachs. I saw one guy stand up to leave and wobbled, he almost passed out he was so upset. So I feel this is a very universal movie and people react to it more based on personality, rather than what era they are from or watched it in. Great video! India, I'm so sorry to hear what happened with your channel. That sounds frustrating and heart wrenching. Don't give up~

[@erwinprivatt1997]

I've always wondered why Father Karras makes fun of people from the Dominican Republic.

[@helvete_ingres4717]

@@erwinprivatt1997 lmao Dominicans the Catholic order as opposed to his own order (the Jesuits, known for education)

[@riiidiculoso8697]

@@erwinprivatt1997 did you just use that invisible sarcasm emoji?

[@realitycheck5376]

I believe he was referring to the Dominican church which is a well known branch of the Catholic church. It was a simple joke is all.

[@DDylast]

Hey India now go watch the SNL skit with Richard Pryor. It's The Exorcist with two black priests. It's hilarious.😂

[@Bluesit32]

@@DDylast "Your mother sews socks that smell!"

[@brianforrester5693]

Love your reactions India! And I’m a believer too so I’m not mad at ya for being creeped out 😂

[@DSmith264]

"Toxic parents..." Most of us had at least one. 🫤

[@Scott3843]

Not sure why KZbin is doing what they're doing, but I'll keep watching your vids. Very entertaining. Hang in there.

[@ShamblesMD]

I always support the smaller channels because you guys react to more than the same movies that everyone else does.

[@LiirThropp2687]

Best reaction to the crucifix scene. 😂😂 All joking aside though, that's truly horrific to witness. Imagine seeing this back then. When movies like this didn't really come along too often. These days, we're kinda desensitized to horror. Back then, not so much. People were actually fainting and throwing up in the theater.

[@ChrisMillerCrazyHouse]

The cross scene made India have a Peter Griffin moment 😂

[@CarlosGarcia-cp2lc]

Good to see you again India!

[@marikodow4613]

Comment for the algorithm. Been loving both of your channels!

[@zaeakeem]

I followed you from your other page to this one...some of us are still right here with u🖤 keep your head up

[@explorewithindiamovies7913]

I appreciate that

[@BlueBarchetta67]

My favourite film, of all genres. Iraq Used to be Ancient Sumer, one the earliest recorded origins of the human race.

[@ALIEN3966D]

i love the exorcist so much it's definitely my second favorite movie of all time on my list also i have seen a lot of reactions to the exorcist from other KZbinrs and your reaction to the movie is one of the best for sure😁👍

[@craigreed1638]

I have a theory that when Merrin dug up the artifacts and removed a medallion he released the demon. That medallion basically was keeping the demon imprisoned. Father Karras had on a medallion (not the same one) that was protecting him and when it was ripped off of him the demon was able to enter his body.

[@ryanje8147]

Wow.....I didn't realize that India really enjoys cussing alot!

[@ZoeDuneCorp]

You just released it.

[@jaxbeach5141]

Love it!!! ❤

[@phikep]

He was giving him his Last Rites. It’s called Extreme Unction.

[@JemJam2976]

Playin with them spirit boards is always going to bring trouble. I am beyond good on that

[@user-jb8qq9fk6m]

"The Exorcist" is the first installment of William Peter Blatty's, author of the novel and the screenplay, Faith Trilogy. He wrote it as an evangelization tool to show that if the spiritual personification of evil exists in the world in the form of fallen angels / demons, then supernatural goodness as God must exist even more so. "The Ninth Configuration" from 1980, the second installment which he wrote and directed, while outwardly clothed as a farce, addresses these concepts explicitly. It also contains a story arc of the astronaut character from the party that Regan had told, "You're going to die up there", but does not otherwise reference the first film. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2jYdWp3rcSIodk The third installment which Blatty wrote and directed is "Legion" which became "The Exorcist III" in 1990 after a major studio ordered reshoot. This film is a direct sequel to the original "The Exorcist". m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZWxmaKOdptpd7s

[@sagittarius420cheefie]

This movie is quite tame once you've watched it more than a few times.

[@JohnOttawa]

the priest was giving him "last rites" at the bottom of the stairs. Amazing younger people don't know what "last rites" are.

[@benjamansharer7969]

Ive been with you from the beginning! YT algorithm sucks!!

[@JohnOttawa]

"last rites: means The last rites, also known as the Commendation of the Dying, is a Catholic ritual that takes place when a Christian is near death: Purpose The last rites are a series of sacraments that help prepare the person for death, forgive their sins, and bring them peace and courage.

[@clarkness77]

Still amazing this was released to theatres

[@normanreviewsgames698]

Great reaction India! Keep up the fantastic work and I hope you had a Happy Halloween!

[@mrsrevan1]

On behalf of all fathers out here I want to wish you a Happy Birthday every August 14th. God bless you and your family, you're all in my prayers.

[@explorewithindiamovies7913]

🥹🥹🥹🥹thank you

[@mck1505]

Loved your reaction. Had me laughing a lot lol

[@stevesheroan4131]

Good times!

[@WilliamBacon-c7m]

Your a strong black sister. For this. All time One Horror Film 😱🙄🫢🫣

[@MikhailSharma08]

3:43 Man you hisss when you laugh! It's hilarious...😂

[@StephenMinns]

I'm a 26 year old black man living in Scotland & I just fell in love with you PLEASE REPLY, Your so BEAUTIFUL..

[@nikkisatchel4699]

😂😂😂😂u got me over here in tears laffin at u snappin

[@sagittarius420cheefie]

Dami is his nickname. It sounds like they're saying Jimmy. But it's Dami like Day-me, short for Damien.

[@carsonbennitt5065]

Your my fav reactor! Keep your head up

[@88jl]

I saw this movie when i was around 6 or 7 i believe. I haven't seen a horror yet that scares me now.

[@horizonblack]

Two priests for the price of one. What a deal!

[@tomhirons7475]

great reaction thx.

[@DarylDSpivey]

He's a Catholic priest. He delivering Last Rites to his friend.

[@audraross3012]

Oh I know this is about to be a mess! Can't wait to see your reaction!

[@MikeOstrowski-iq8wf]

Great reaction ❤️

[@Ajsdr]

A draught of air coming through the roof or something is enough to make that flame flare

[@Aprilmomof2]

Lmao. Your crucifix reaction. Sorry, about your leg. But damn that was a good reaction.

[@andrearoyal8329]

Hey, India!!! 👋🏽

[@sagittarius420cheefie]

KZbin definitely be playing, they even unsubscribe people from channels at random. Folks gotta make sure every time they watch a video that they're subscribed.

[@richardeveratt7590]

The vomit was in reality pea soup the actor had no idea it was going to hit him in the face he was told it would hit him in the chest hence his reaction

[@Tez.92]

10/10 🎃

[@davidgalvez5341]

Most visceral reaction ever, I think. 🤔 I hope India's alright after this.

[@vapors4villains]

Your reaction was similar to mine when I first saw it: it’s not so much scary, it’s more disturbing.

[@johannesvalterdivizzini1523]

I was brought up Roman Catholic, old enough to remember the mass in Latin, so all the nomenclature of the Church and sectarian references came easily to me. One reactor went on and on about how all the statues in the church were eerie---hey, I'm used to them. (And as for "don't touch my c*#^t, I never heard it like that" You're lucky. I heard that all the time in my dating years)

[@ConstanceBonn]

It’s scary when you cut the lights off and go to bed