The Exorcist reboot reportedly in development for 2021 theatrical release
Th♛e Exorcist 3 production company Morganꦡ Creek is reportedly producing

One of the most iconi🅘c horror movies of 📖all time – 1973's The Exorcist – is reportedly being rebooted for the big screen.
The news was rather casually slipped into a report from Deadline about a Dead Ringers series reboot. A short paragraph near the end of the article reads: "Current Morgan Creek projects include Stay Tuned at AMC, with a planned theatrical reboot of The Exorcist in the works for 2021."
So, not only is The Exorcist reportedly being rebooted, but it's set for theatrical release next year. That's pretty early for a movie that hasn't even been formally announced yet. Regardless, Morgan Creek is said to be helming the production. Th🅠e same company produced 1990's The Exorcist 3, 2004's Exorcist: The Beginning, and 2005's Dominion: Prequel to the 🍬Exorcist.
As if it needs an introduction, The Exorcist is often hailed as one of the scariest horror movies ever made, the performance of the p🎀ossessed Regan imprinting an image most who've seen it will never vanish from their minds. The right cast and special effects would be imperative to the success of any reboot.
Details are thin/non-existent at the moment, but this would mark the first movie in The Exorcist series since 2005, joining other classic horror series in a comeback that includes a reported 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Hellraiser remake and a sequel to 2018's Halloween, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Halloween Kills.
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