Rumor has it that The Exorcist TV mini-series could actually become a reality. Brace yourselves horror fans. Get the story, along with photos and video here.
The original film was released back in 1973, but it has been remade and re-imagined numerous times in the last few years. I’m guessing the popularity of those remakes is what led to the idea—milk it for everything you can.
The cool part is that the film’s original director, William Friedkin, is on board and will reportedly contribute to the TV series. That’s at least a little reassurance that it isn’t going to be too hokey—I’m sure he won’t let it go that route.
As a major fan of both television and horror, I do have some reservations about this. First off, how can you stretch something like The Exorcist into a mini-series? I’m afraid it may seem a little drawn out. Usually for a multi-part TV show, you have to have a decent primary plot, along with at least one subplot. To accomplish that, it will take some serious creativity.
We’ll just have to see what they come up with! – Perez Hilton
Alright you Vamp-obsessed peeps, the CW is gearing up for a Vampire Diaries marathon next month – Buddy TV
15-year-old Justin Bieber just might be the next big thing (good God I hope not). Anyway, he apparently killed it on Good Morning America this week – Neon Limelight
Okay, okay. Are R-Patz and K-Stew actually together? – Gabby Babble
Gossip Girl Blake Lively hit the red carpet at the premiere of ‘The Private Lives of Pippa Lee’ – Celebridiot
New couple alert! Are Aaron Eckhart and Molly Sims dating? – Just Jared
Taylor Lautner is doing his part to promote New Moon, this time on Jay Leno – Celebrity Smack!
Lynne Curtin from the fake Real Housewives of Orange County has had some serious nipping and tucking going on – Bumpshack
Find out why R-Patz was rushed out of the studio during an interview with Ryan Seacrest – Bitten And Bound
…now back to The Exorcist TV mini-series. I personally can’t wait. Anything will be a relief from the snore-fest shows that have been on lately, all of which seem to focus on snotty privileged kids.
I couldn’t help myself. I threw in the head-spin video–rocks!