The Exorcist: Believer

Very meh. Kinda boring and not scary

Was great from Beginning to Middle but went all downhill from there sadly….

I think they did an amazing job with this movie. As a horror fan I would recommend this movie. The special effects was on point with this movie. Very few movies leave a lasting impression on me these days but I have to say this one did.

The Exorcist: Believer made no freaking sense. I was ready for some spooky demon vibes, but it’s like they threw a bunch of random crap at the wall and called it a movie. Two possessed girls? Sure, but good luck figuring out why anything’s happening—it’s a jumbled mess of loud nonsense. The nods to the original just confused things more, like they couldn’t decide if it’s a sequel or a reboot. Acting’s okay, but the plot’s so all over the place I gave up trying to follow it. Total brain-scratcher—rather stick to the classic and save myself the headache.

No scares and not funny enough to watch the mess through.

I didn't think an Exorcist movie couldn't get worse than the second movie then David Gordon Green works his magic and some how for the second time makes the worst movie in the franchise. Why does this man keep getting good jobs he's terrible in the horror genre. This Exorcist movie really sucked

Not bad but the original will always be the best

The Exorcist Believer (2023). It's not as bad as Halloween (2018) and Halloween Ends (2022) are those pair of much worse garbage films. It's good that David Gordon Green stopped directing Horror Films. With that nonsense of rewriting the canon of previous films. They should now make a remake attached to William Peter Blatty's books of The Exorcist and Legion. The plot of several religions uniting for exorcism is plagiarized from Repossessed (1990).

The Exorcist: Believer unfortunately lacks flavour. While it had a decent start, the second and final acts are plagued by overused horror clichés and a storyline that somewhat retreads the original while introducing two girls possessed by cringeworthy demonic “drip, drip, drip” dialogue. This direction resulted in a significant letdown, potentially squandering the opportunity for a fresh and exciting take on the Exorcist franchise. I couldn’t help but feel sorry for the elderly Ellen Burstyn, who seemed to be struggling with the forced nature of her cameo. Grading: D

You can see what the filmmaker and the writers were trying to accomplish, and in some ways it wasn’t bad. But if you are going to make a movie based in the Exorcist universe, youre gotta have huge expectations and you will need to fully commit to it or don’t do it at all. Seemed like they kinda half—assed it.