Podcasts about exorcist tv

Matt and Eric sample the better-than-expected EXORCIST TV SERIES that ran on Fox for a few season, starring Geena Davis and a rogue priest with a gun. Plus, the new Exorcist sequel moves away from Taylor Swift's Eras movie, Halloween Horror Nights 2023, and more.

Alien 3, Prey, The Exorcist TV series and a speechless Jon!

After years of begging from Steve the Squad finally sits down and discusses Season one of The Exorcist TV Series by doing a detailed episode by episode breakdown on each episode. Also we answer your questions and Trivia! Music provided by:https://www.purple-planet.com

In this quickie Jon discuses both seasons of the short lived Exorcist TV show.

Good morning! You join this Minisode as both Andy and Mitch struggle with hangovers and their hubris at thinking that they can stilldrink like young men. Alas, they cannot. MINISODE 123 is GO! Topics this week include the first 2 instalments of Amazon Prime's WELCOME TO THE BLUMHOUSE, BLACK BOX and THE LIE, Andy laments the premature cancellation of THE EXORCIST TV series and questions how much I SPIT ON YOUR GRAVE is too much...and as the 90's side-quest nears its end, Mitch checks out SAMURAI COP! Also, there's another instalment of MITCH'S PITCHES!  Due to his well documented ignorance towards films, Mitch is shown a film poster with all titles, taglines etc removed and tasked with attempting to decipher the plot. Will it go well? The poster image can be seen below... We also announce the film and guest for this week's main episode.  In addition to all this, we dig into your posts and messages in the Feedback section and tell you what you should be watching as we look at what's arriving on streaming platforms this week!   Please note that this podcast may contain strong language and even stronger Scottish accents.    Also, why not pop over and take a look at our Patreon page? Remember, you can keep up to date with our news by following us via the usual social media outlets:  Facebook (including our group THE CHUD LOCKER!) Twitter Instagram Plus you can drop us an email to stronglanguageviolentscenes@gmail.com OR check out our WEBSITE!  Strong Language & Violent Scenes theme by Mitch Bain & The Sunshine Orchestra

The Exorcist is an American supernatural horror television series created by Jeremy Slater for Fox. Part of The Exorcist franchise, the series serves as a direct sequel to the original 1973 film and ignores the film's various sequels.[2] Alfonso Herrera and Ben Daniels star as a pair of exorcists who investigate cases of demonic possession. The series premiered on September 23, 2016, and a second season premiered on September 29, 2017, each comprising 10 episodes.[3][4] After the conclusion of the second season, Fox canceled the series.

Ryan, Mike and Shane decide to tackle some TV horror shows with our tiny attention spans. But first we cover a variety of news topics including the DC Fandome, the newly announced Resident Evil Netflix series, and the new Train to Busan sequel Peninsula. TV shows covered are American Horror Story, The Haunting of Hill House, The Exorcist TV show and others.

2 Drunk Sistas discuss the FOX cancelled TV show The Exorcist. Grab your drinks and enjoy!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dwsistas/support

ETA: Any organs or tissues removed would have been done after the crime scene photos during autopsy. They will not be that obvious to remove anything then photograph naked flesh with scars. Also, funeral homes are in on the black market tissue and organ trade. NEVER TRUST A MORTICIAN OR FUNERAL HOME OWNER/director. Many mobs and sinister gangs own them. Many of them are satanists, witches, warlocks, and many have an unnatural blood lust. -------------------------------------------- 1) "A Focused Spirit Session for Kenneka Jenkins. Trying to Solve a Death Mystery" By: Huff Paranormal https://youtu.be/bA5rOHO1KB0 ------------------- 2) "The Portal is Opening -- How to Make it Through" (where he mentions Nipsey is starting about the 28 minute to 30 minute mark) By: Sevan Bomar of Innerstanding https://youtu.be/euAfytGYv1w ------------------- 3) "The Exorcist" on Hulu by FOX show information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Exorcist_(TV_series) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5368542/ ------------------- 4) Lucid Living TV with Taren Guy: https://www.youtube.com/user/taren916 ------------------- 5) "The Rain" on Netflix: https://g.co/kgs/juQTa6 (you can also see it on the Netflix official site) ------------------- 6) Here is more on the episode of "The Exorcist," called Episode/Chapter 7: "Father of Lies" and the organ harvesting. So it's episode 7 (called chapters on the series) that you should watch, but the suspicious landscaping truck appears in earlier episodes 1-5. https://www.tracking-board.com/the-exorcist-review-chapter-seven-father-of-lies/ ------------------- 7) Thumbnail on YouTube: Scene where Father Bennett investigates the Tattersall landscaping truck and stumbles upon a demonic organ harvesting operation (Chapter/Episode 7). https://images.app.goo.gl/XA85L1sTMqtWRnzT8 https://thterrortime.com/tv/the-exorcist-chapter-7-recap-chapter-8-trailer/ --------------------- 8) "What is Predictive Programming? The Psychology of Extraordinary Beliefs" By: Dahria Beaver, for Ohio State University https://u.osu.edu/vanzandt/2018/04/18/predictive-programming/ ---------------------- 9) Laser suturing device: "Is This the End of Stitches..." (Star Trek Laser suture) https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3437042/Is-end-stitches-Star-Trek-style-device-using-LASERS-heal-wounds-reduce-scarring.html ------------------------- Copyright 2019 Metaphysical Life Mastery (MLM). All Rights Reserved. All works and sources from other content creators is herein cited for research and commentary purposes. All mention of other content creators is always respectfully and honestly attributed. Links, videos, music, and citations are shared/used on this platform and my social media accounts in alignment with the United States Fair Use Copyright Act of 1976. References to or commentary about celebrities or "famous people" is herein legally prefaced with ALLEGEDLY, whether orally mentioned within the podcast/video or not. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/metaphysicallifemastery/support

Episode 15 – There But for the Grace of God, Go I Follow us on social media! Zoe - @LetZoeSpoilYou on Tumblr, Twitter Gaia - @Herbeloved82 on Tumblr Tina - @PandoraTHExplora on Tumblr, Twitter In this episode, we rewatch and discuss Season 2, Episode 5: “There But For the Grace of God, Go I.” This episode has so much brillance that we broke records and recorded our longest session yet. From Marcus and Peter's moving scene on the boat, to Andy's struggle with mental illness, this episode had more than we could reasonably cover in our usual hour time frame. So pull up a blanket, grab a coffee, and we hope you enjoy the chat! Thank you for listening. Music is "There But for the Grace of God, Go I (Remix)" by Machine, from album There But for the Grace of God, Go I. & “Knives Out” by Radiohead, from album Amnesiac. Podcast Cover Art is by @Smeary on Twitter. About this podcast: A Brit (Zoe in England), a Mexican (Tina in Florida), and an accused demon (Gaia in Italy) come together to bring you a podcast dedicated to all things The Exorcist TV show on Fox. We rewatch and discuss the series one episode at a time, deep-diving into critical scenes and having some fun along the way. We also pour through as much exorcist content we can find on the internet and share all the behind the scenes information so you don't have to find it all yourself! So sit back, relax, and listen to us as we geek out about the greatest horror/action/(romance?) television show in history. Find out more on the The Exorcist TV Show Podcast website. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

We're talking about an underrated TV gem this time, and for once it's actually good! It's time to talk about The Exorcist, the TV series, as well as Josh's 30 year plan, Hillary's top lipstick pick, why Quantico fails, what makes Geena Davis the incomparable Geena Davis, and much more. Next time: Leap: Rise of the Beast! If you like the show please give us a rating on your platform of choice and you can always visit our website at www.noahssnarkpodcast.com. Send us questions or comments, and we'll respond on the show. We are also on Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr, YouTube, and Facebook! P.S. You can now follow Hillary on Instagram. Hooray!

Episode 14 One for Sorrow Follow us on social media! Zoe - @LetZoeSpoilYou on Tumblr, Twitter Gaia - @Herbeloved82 on Tumblr Tina - @PandoraTHExplora on Tumblr, Twitter In this episode, we discuss the fourth episode of the second season – “One for Sorrow.” I absolutely loved discussing this one – from the musical composition at the end of the episode, to the way that the animals in each scene have been distorted from something so good and pure to something so dark and sinister…this episode had it all! Thanks again for listening to us. We also invite you, the listener, to be a part of the conversation! We would like your feedback as we grow in our podcasting world – so if there's something specific you'd like to hear, let us know! And of course….Exorcist congregants for life! Music is "Harvester of Sorrow" by Metallica from the album And Justice for All. Podcast Cover Art is by @Smeary on Twitter. About this podcast: A Brit (Zoe in England), a Mexican (Tina in Florida), and an accused demon (Gaia in Italy) come together to bring you a podcast dedicated to all things The Exorcist TV show from the Fox network. We rewatch and discuss the series one episode at a time, deep-diving into critical scenes and having some fun along the way. We also pour through as much exorcist content we can find on the internet and share all the behind the scenes information so you don't have to find it all yourself! So sit back, relax, and listen to us as we geek out about the greatest horror/action/(romance?) television show in history. Find out more on the The Exorcist TV Show Podcast website. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Episode 13 Unclean Follow us on social media! Zoe - @LetZoeSpoilYou on Tumblr, Twitter Gaia - @Herbeloved82 on Tumblr Tina - @PandoraTHExplora on Tumblr, Twitter In this episode, we discuss the third episode of the second season – “Unclean.” We are - as the kids say – in our feelings about some of the Tomas's choices, and it becomes clear very quickly to us that he better start listening to Marcus ASAP. Remember, this podcast has spoilers, so if you have not finished the season, please do so before listening. Thanks again for listening. Exorcist congregants for life! Music is "Dirt" by Alice in Chains from the album Dirt. Podcast Cover Art is by @Smeary on Twitter. About this podcast: A Brit (Zoe in England), a Mexican (Tina in Florida), and an accused demon (Gaia in Italy) come together to bring you a podcast dedicated to all things The Exorcist TV show from the Fox network. We rewatch and discuss the series one episode at a time, deep-diving into critical scenes and having some fun along the way. We also pour through as much exorcist content we can find on the internet and share all the behind the scenes information so you don't have to find it all yourself! So sit back, relax, and listen to us as we geek out about the greatest horror/action/(romance?) television show in history. Find out more on the The Exorcist TV Show Podcast website. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Episode 12 Safe As Houses Follow us on social media! Zoe - @LetZoeSpoilYou on Tumblr, Twitter Gaia - @Herbeloved82 on Tumblr Tina - @PandoraTHExplora on Tumblr, Twitter In this episode, we discuss the second episode of the second season – “Safe As Houses.” Come and join in the fun as we discuss Tomas and his oh-so dangerous pride and question Grace's intentions in the family. That little one is up to something for sure. Remember, this podcast has spoilers, so if you have not finished the season, please do so before listening. Thanks again for listening. Exorcist congregants for life! Music is "Too Late for Tears" by Geronimo and the Apaches. Podcast Cover Art is by @Smeary on Twitter. About this podcast: A Brit (Zoe in England), a Mexican (Tina in Florida), and an accused demon (Gaia in Italy) come together to bring you a podcast dedicated to all things The Exorcist TV show from the Fox network. We rewatch and discuss the series one episode at a time, deep-diving into critical scenes and having some fun along the way. We also pour through as much exorcist content we can find on the internet and share all the behind the scenes information so you don't have to find it all yourself! So sit back, relax, and listen to us as we geek out about the greatest horror/action/(romance?) television show in history.

Content warning for discussion of misogyny in film towards the end of the episode.On Waypoint Radio today, Patrick, Natalie, Rob and Danielle do a little show and tell on the games they've been digging into lately, including We Happy Few, The Final Station, Rome 2's latest expansion and Breath of the Wild. There's also a SECRET SURPRISE anime game from Natalie, and a whole bunch of excellent Waypoints,We Happy Few, Sir, You Are Being Hunted, The Final Station, Rome 2: Rise of the republic, Breath of the Wild, Hollow Knight, Is it Wrong to Pick Up a Girl in a Dungeon, Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus, The Exorcist (TV series), Gaslight, The Philadelphia Story, Mamma Mia, The Aviator See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 11 Season 2 Episode 1 Rewatch - Janus Follow us on social media! Zoe - @LetZoeSpoilYou on Tumblr, Twitter Gaia - @Herbeloved82 on Tumblr Tina - @PandoraTHExplora on Tumblr, Twitter In this episode, we discuss the first episode of season 2– “Janus.” After a bit of a hiatus, we return with a three for one! The first part is all things Exorcist discussion. The second (at approx. the 1:06 marker) we go into a bonus analysis of a movie with demonic elements, Dark Water. Fans of The Exorcist, we highly recommend this movie if you are interested in seeing some of the visual horror elements came from in season 1. And the end of our episode today goes into our first paranormal experience as podcasters when we think something supernatural is trying to intervene with our latest interview with a real exorcist. OOOOH! Creepy, I know. Thanks again for listening. We owe this all to everyone out there in the exorcist congregation. You all are loved. Music is "Walkin' After Midnight" by Patsy Cline, from album Patsy Cline. Podcast Cover Art is by @Smeary on Twitter. Table of Contents for Episode 11 Deep Dive Discussions 1:00 – Opening Scene Discussed a. 7:00 - Marcus Objectification Revisited 9:10 – The New Musical Theme Opening 17:04 – All of Andy's Family Scenes Explored 43:50 – Tomas & Marcus's Barn Scenes The Writer's Room 54:50 – Janus, the title explored – mythology and symbolism Exorcist Fandom Spotlight 1:05:00 – @Ide_Cyan & @Mikinettetw Dark Water Movie Analysis 1:07:00 Zoe, Gaia, and Tina's First Paranormal Podcast Experience Explained 1:30:00 – sample audio included About this podcast: A Brit (Zoie in England), a Mexican (Tina in Florida), and an accused demon (Gaia in Italy) come together to bring you a podcast dedicated to all things The Exorcist TV show, currently airing on Fox. We rewatch and discuss the series one episode at a time, deep-diving into critical scenes and having some fun along the way. We also pour through as much exorcist content we can find on the internet and share all the behind the scenes information so you don't have to find it all yourself! So sit back, relax, and listen to us as we geek out about the greatest horror/action/(romance?) television show in history. Find out more on the The Exorcist TV Show Podcast website. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

**Bonus Episode – The Devil and Father Amorth & Deliver Us From Evil Follow us on social media! Zoe - @LetZoeSpoilYou on Tumblr, Twitter Gaia - @Herbeloved82 on Tumblr Tina - @PandoraTHExplora on Tumblr, Twitter In this special bonus episode, we watch and analyze two films with themes of demonic possession. The first film is The Devil & Father Amorth, a documentary from the director of the original The Exorcist movie, William Friedkin. The second is 2014 film Deliver Us from Evil, directed by Scott Derrickson and based off of the real life events of NYPD cop Ralph Sarchie. We chose these pieces for a few reasons. Since we started doing this podcast last February, we have grown fascinated not only with the cinematic portrayals of demonic possession in Hollywood, but also with the religious and scientific perspectives surrounding exorcisms in the real world. Are these exorcisms of actual demons? Are these manifestations merely symptoms of mental illnesses? What is the answer? Music is "Ludovican" by notforme!, from album Ludovican. Podcast Cover Art is by @Smeary on Twitter. **Table of Contents :22 - How Exorcist Fans Can Help with Season 3 Pick-Up Efforts 2:55 – Bonus Episode Introduction 4:35 – William Friedkin & Father Amorth 10:35 –Audio of the Possessed Woman in the film 13:10 - Why is this the first Vatican-approved exorcism to be filmed? 16:10 – Friedkin's Choice of Recapping a Second Meeting with the Possessed 21:50 – Exorcism Approach of Love in documentary and Exorcist TV show 22:20 – Father Amorth's usage St. Michael Archangel Prince of Heaven prayer, not used since 1964 25:08 – Conversation with Bishop who is Afraid to be an exorcist; “Teacher v. Warrior” a. Marcus Keane is the warrior, not the teacher 27:42 – Blatty's Desire to Write a Non-fiction Book 29:10 – William Defoe in Italy, Robert Downey Jr. in England, the guy who invented a kitchen utensil in Tampa (maybe???) 31:20 – Deliver Us From Evil then and watching now 34:20 – The Scary Toy Owl Scene 36:00 – Jungler, the Demon is Named 39:10 – Why Zoe gets Stressed by Some American Horror 41:00 – The Final Exorcism Scene 44:54 – Why Do Demons Target Certain People (Tomas Ortega, Marcus Keane, Eric Bana's character) 50:10 – The Problem of Evil v. The Problem of Good, quote from priest Find out more on the The Exorcist TV Show Podcast website. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Episode 10 – Three Rooms Follow us on social media! Zoe - @LetZoeSpoilYou on Tumblr, Twitter Gaia - @Herbeloved82 on Tumblr Tina - @PandoraTHExplora on Tumblr, Twitter In this episode, we rewatch and discuss the season finale of the first season – “Three Rooms.” Deep-diving into four critical scenes – Tomas v. Demon Marcus, Angela vs. Pazuzu, Marcus and Bennett v. Brother Simon, and the Rance family v. Pazuzu in the real world. This episode has it all. Join us as we delve into the richness and complexity of this season finale, and don't forget to stay vocal in the fight to #SaveTheExorcist. Music is "The Snake" by Al Wilson, from album Searching for the Dolphins. Podcast Cover Art is by @Smeary on Twitter. About this podcast: A Brit (Zoe in England), a Mexican (Tina in Florida), and an accused demon (Gaia in Italy) come together to bring you a podcast dedicated to all things The Exorcist TV show on Fox. We rewatch and discuss the series one episode at a time, deep-diving into critical scenes and having some fun along the way. We also pour through as much exorcist content we can find on the internet and share all the behind the scenes information so you don't have to find it all yourself! So sit back, relax, and listen to us as we geek out about the greatest horror/action/(romance?) television show in history. Find out more on the The Exorcist TV Show Podcast website. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

SHARK WEEK FOLKS! Oooooh don't you love horrifying beady-eyed ocean beasts whose one desire is to rip flesh open?! Yeah, we didn't think so. So why does Hannah Kasulka think so?? Also, wow we got an updated logo where Dan doesn't have a beard! Thanks to artist, Darin Shuler

SHARK WEEK FOLKS! Oooooh don't you love horrifying beady-eyed ocean beasts whose one desire is to rip flesh open?! Yeah, we didn't think so. So why does Hannah Kasulka think so?? Also, wow we got an updated logo where Dan doesn't have a beard! Thanks to artist, Darin Shuler

Episode 9 – 162 Follow us on social media! Zoe - @LetZoeSpoilYou on Tumblr, Twitter Gaia - @Herbeloved82 on Tumblr Tina - @PandoraTHExplora on Tumblr, Twitter In this special episode, which is the first one we record since the cancellation, we vent a long time and try to cheer each other up over Fox's poor decision-making abilities. Skip ahead to minute 23 to get into the beginning of the rewatch, where we discuss ninth episode of the season – “162.” Thank you again to the Exorcist Congregation for being amazing, and let's continue to be loud about our campaign to get our show on another network or streaming service. #SaveTheExorcist Music is "Legendary" by Welshley Arms, from album No Place is Home. Podcast Cover Art is by @Smeary on Twitter. About this podcast: A Brit (Zoie in England), a Mexican (Tina in Florida), and an accused demon (Gaia in Italy) come together to bring you a podcast dedicated to all things The Exorcist TV show on Fox. We rewatch and discuss the series one episode at a time, deep-diving into critical scenes and having some fun along the way. We also pour through as much exorcist content we can find on the internet and share all the behind the scenes information so you don't have to find it all yourself! So sit back, relax, and listen to us as we geek out about the greatest horror/action/(romance?) television show in history. Find out more on the The Exorcist TV Show Podcast website. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Episode 8 – The Griefbearers Follow us on social media: Zoe - @LetZoeSpoilYou on Tumblr, Twitter Gaia - @Herbeloved82 on Tumblr Tina - @PandoraTHExplora on Tumblr, Twitter In this episode, recorded in April 2018, we discussed the eighth episode of the season – “The Griefbearers.” Thank you for listening to us as we explore Pazuzu's character, as his grip on Casey and her family tightens. Meanwhile, Marcus and Tomas struggle to exorcise the demon, using every skill in their arsenal; unfortunately, it looks like they might have met their match. Oh, and there's shouting. Lots of shouting. :) Music is "Dark Necessities" by Red Hot Chili Peppers, from album The Getaway. Podcast Cover Art is by @Smeary on Twitter. About this podcast: A Brit (Zoie in England), a Mexican (Tina in Florida), and an accused demon (Gaia in Italy) come together to bring you a podcast dedicated to all things The Exorcist TV show on Fox. We rewatch and discuss the series one episode at a time, deep-diving into critical scenes and having some fun along the way. We also pour through as much exorcist content we can find on the internet and share all the behind the scenes information so you don't have to find it all yourself! So sit back, relax, and listen to us as we geek out about the greatest horror/action/(romance?) television show in history. Find out more on the The Exorcist TV Show Podcast website. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

This week me and my regular co-host Cody are tired of all the garbage in metal. Marduk, Cirith Ungol, Meshuggah, Decapitated, just throw it all in the trash fire. Then, more positivity. Cody is really excited about Psycho Las Vegas, which leads to him checking out Wolves In The Throne Room. There's a new Ihsahn song, and I got into Krosis, and tried to get into the new Panopticon album. Then we talk about Death, Gruesome and Cist. Finally, we go over this video comparing Mike Portnoy and Mike Mangini, and what the loss of Portnoy means for Dream Theater. Then, cool people time with A Quiet Place, The Knick, Unsane, The Exorcist (TV show) and more. Enjoy!

Episode 4 – The Moveable Feast Follow us on social media! Zoe - @LetZoeSpoilYou on Tumblr, Twitter Gaia - @Herbeloved82 on Tumblr Tina - @PandoraTHExplora on Tumblr, Twitter Visit our website: http://the-exorcist-tv-show-podcast.pinecast.co/ In this episode, we discuss the fourth episode of the season – “The Moveable Feast.” Overcoming perhaps the biggest technological issues we've ever faced as newbie podcasters, we bring to you an episode that tackles Marcus's struggle with the loss of his collar, explore the power of femininity with Mother Bernadette and how that translates into both religion and horror as a genre, and….of course…give a shout out to an amazing contributor to this fandom at the end. Thanks again for listening. We owe this all to everyone out there in the exorcist congregation. You all are beautiful. Music is "There's a Light" by Shirley Ann Lee, from their album Songs of Light. Podcast Cover Art is by @Smeary on Twitter. Table of Contents for Episode 4 Deep Dive/Story Arc Discussions 1:20 – Opening Sequence, Casey and dream sequence with nasty eggs 5:10 –Casey, Angela, Pazuzu story arc discussion 15:30 – Marcus's story arc so far; the loss of his collar and his seeking out of friends/allies 21:00 – Lester and Cherry foretell the coming of the demons 25:00 – Mother Bernadette shows Marcus how to approach exorcism in a different way 35:40 – Marcus and Tomas preparing the room for battle, music analysis 37:00 – Tomas needs help putting on his collar – why? Show Fun Facts/Easter Eggs 39:35 The Writer's Room 50:40- Women Power in this episode and show a. Bella Donna, Virgin Mary, Mother Bernadette Exorcist Fandom Shout Out and Fan Spotlight 1:01:00 – @cutiesonthehorizon About this podcast: A Brit (Zoie in England), a Mexican (Tina in Florida), and an accused demon (Gaia in Italy) come together to bring you a podcast dedicated to all things The Exorcist TV show, currently airing on Fox. We rewatch and discuss the series one episode at a time, deep-diving into critical scenes and having some fun along the way. We also pour through as much exorcist content we can find on the internet and share all the behind the scenes information so you don't have to find it all yourself! So sit back, relax, and listen to us as we geek out about the greatest horror/action/(romance?) television show in history. Find out more on the The Exorcist TV Show Podcast website. This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Episode 2 – Lupus in Fabula Follow us on social media! Zoie - @LetZoeSpoilYou on Tumblr, Twitter Gaia - @Herbeloved82 on Tumblr Tina - @PandoraTHExplora on Tumblr, Twitter A Brit (Zoie in England), a Mexican (Tina in Florida), and an accused demon (Gaia in Italy) come together to bring you a podcast dedicated to all things The Exorcist TV show, currently airing on Fox. We rewatch and discuss the series one episode at a time, deep-diving into critical scenes and having some fun along the way. We also pour through as much exorcist content we can find on the internet and share all the behind the scenes information so you don't have to find it all yourself! So sit back, relax, and listen to us as we geek out about the greatest horror/action/(romance?) television show in history. In this episode, we discuss the second episode of the season – Lupus in Fabula. And like the episode title, if you speak of the devil, we shall appear! Muahaha! We explore such topics as how Marcus and Tomas both compliment and contrast each other, Marcus as a strong masculine figure while gentle/emotional, the additional homages to the original Exorcist movie, the continuation of decay from both a cinematic and thematic perspective, and…of course…make a shout out to the amazing Exorcist Congregation fandom. We can't even explain how thankful we are to all of you. Music is "Shotgun" by The Degs, from their album Cliff Rocket, found on the Free Music Archive - and licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License. Podcast Cover Art is by @Smeary on Twitter. Table of Contents for Episode 2 Deep Dive into Critical Scenes 2:20 – Opening Sequence, Marcus as an orphan 3:50 – Casey in the Kitchen 6:37 – Centipede on the Phone 11:45 – (Tina shows off her ditzy-ness) 13:30 – Tomas in sweatpants & “We're out of eggs” a. Shoutout to Crossroadscastiel on Tumblr 18:45 – Casey, the salesman, Lacrosse scene 21:14 – Jenga, game night 23:15 – Marcus meets Casey in the church, the Marcus “swagger” a. Masculinity- more than brute strength 28:45 – Back alley, demon in the tent scene (more in depth later) 31:45 – Dinner & resurgence of pea soup 37:38 – “The Church was the hand, I was the gun, and the words were true” 42:14 – Final scene, murdered family & Pope is coming The Writer's Room 44:50 - a. Lupus in Fabula – “Wolf in the Tale” dissected b. “Vessel of Nothing” – Marcus – did God stop talking or has Marcus forgotten how to listen? 54:30 - Marcus and Tomas as compliment and contrasts to each other Show Fun Facts/Easter Eggs 58:50 Exorcist Fandom Shout Out and Thanks 1:04:02

Episode 1 - And Let My Cry Come Unto Thee A Brit (Zoie in England), a Mexican (Tina in Florida), and an accused demon (Gaia in Italy) come together to bring you a podcast dedicated to all things The Exorcist TV show, currently airing on Fox. We rewatch and discuss the series one episode at a time, deep-diving into critical scenes and having some fun along the way. We also pour through as much exorcist content we can find on the internet and share all the behind the scenes information so you don't have to find it all yourself! So sit back, relax, and listen to us as we geek out about the greatest horror/action/(romance?) television show in history. In this episode, we discuss a biggie - the PILOT. We deep dive into critical scenes, explore themes from a writer and cinematography student's perspective, and give a shoutout to the best and most supportive fandom in the world - Exorcist Congregation. Music is "The Guy Downstairs" by Half Cocked, from their album Sausage Party, found on the Free Music Archive - and licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License. Podcast Cover Art is by @Smeary on Twitter. Table of Contents for Episode 1 4:50 – Deep Dive into Critical Scenes 7:15 – Homily Scene 10:50 – Angela Seeks Help from Tomas Scene 17:00 – Dinner Scene 22:00 – Tomas and Marcus Meet Scene 30:00 – Gabriel Exorcism Final Scene 34:00 – Casey and the rat attic Scene 40:00 – “Writer's Room” – Discussion from a cinematic and writing perspective a. Usage of Dust Imagery – Zoie b. Marcus's drawings as God's Voice 47:00 – Show Fun Facts/Easter Eggs 52:00 – Exorcist Fandom Shout Out and Thanks

**Content warning: Austin and Amanda are tipsy/drunk in this episode again. Weird stuff happens. If drunkeness or people talking about being drunk (and hungover) bugs you, take care to skip this ep and we'll be back with another regular one soon.** THR celebrates its second anniversary with another infamous drunk episode! Or that was the plan, anyway. Austin and Amanda got a little too drunk and the material ranged between boring rambled stories and helpless wheezing about Beefman, *The Exorcist* TV show, The Couch Anecdote, and the origins of our friendship. We've hacked and slashed the best bits and stapled them onto a sober recording to flesh the whole thing out. We hope you enjoy, and thanks so much for sticking with us for two whole years.

Can't believe we're already on episode 5! We discussed William Friedkin's wonderfully spooky film “The Exorcist”. Only one of us saw this prior to the podcast so it was fun hearing what all of the fresh-eyed hosts thought of this classic. The Exorcist (1973) dir. William Friedkin “When a teenage girl is possessed by a mysterious entity, her mother seeks the help of two priests to save her daughter.” (source: imdb.com) Additional Talking Points: Brian's birth of a film snob, The Exorcist TV show, David and Stephanie saying some swears

In episode 53 of the CTGY podcast Kelly and Rich travel to Bates Motel to talk about Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho. Other topics include thoughts on Zac Efron playing Ted Bundy, IT trailer 2, Hellboy, Halloween, The Purge TV series, The Exorcist TV series, Leatherface, Cult of Chucky, Summer of '84 and other things. **IMPORTANT**  We are so incredibly sorry for all the delays and absences over the last couple of months. So many things have been going on including illnesses, generally being busy, not having the funds to actually host any episodes on Soundcloud, Kelly in-between moving houses and other life stresses. We are hoping to have this sorted and get back onto our usual weekly episode train REAL soon. Thank you for sticking by us. xo

Kate Sanchez returns to help us investigate season 1 of THE EXORCIST TV show. How is the show as good as it is? We explore the characters, the themes and the scares.

In this week’s show we review the Fox TV Series “The Exorcist” which just completed it’s first season and is now available on Hulu. Based on the hit 1973 film by the same name (from a novel by William Peter Blatty), the show follows Father Tomas Ortega and Father Marcus Keane both exorcists from the Roman Catholic Church. The main victim of possession is Casey Rance daughter of Angela Rance played Geena Davis who is actually Regan MacNeil from the original story. The show expands “The Exorcist” universe to include other plot twists such as a plan to assassinate the Pope by a secret society made up of church leaders, a group of demons who are trying to take over Chicago by stealing organs from residents of poor neighborhoods and a group of rebel nuns that perform exorcism outside of official approval. The Salesman / Captain Howdy or Pazuzu, is depicted as an elderly gentleman who appears to Regan while playing with a Ouija board. Our guest Joe Balog, offers his perspective on the show and discusses the rite of possession including the litany of the Virgin Mary which is mentioned on the show and is not usually used for demonic possession.

Byrd and Trev return with our sort of late review of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.  We also discuss the passing of Carrie Fisher and what the future may hold for Princess Leia.  We also deliver on our promise to review the first season of the Exorcist TV series and the recently released directors cut of Exorcist III.  But first, we discuss our inexplicable recent fascination with Tyler Perry's Madea films and the weird current state of the DC Extended Universe films.

Episode 230 of Trick or Treat Radio takes place on a dark, rainy night and the hosts of the show are locked in a barn with lots of booze, polish wedding music, and a restless spirit named JahJahBlinks. The spirit will not rest until the crew watch a VHS tape from Blinkbuster Video. Only then will they free the spirit so that he can drink as well! For real, we are joined by our buddy Jarret Blinkhorn to review his Blinkbuster Video selection of Silent Night, Deadly Night 2 and then we have a discussion about the Polish possession film, Demon. So grab your six-shooter, get ready for garbage day and strap on! Stuff we talk about: Ravenshadow’s new 8.5” x 11”, Blackest Night, Channel Zero, American Horror Story, the stereotypical goofy movie deputy, cinematic christmas films shot in warm weather climates, Shudder 31 photo contest, Outcast, Chip, haunting films, Black Christmas, the Silent Night, Deadly Night controversy, horror without gore or scares, The Possession, Room 237, Polish weddings, focus pulling, Creepy Girl and MZ, the Dybbuk, Munstah Churro, drinking at weddings, Silent Night, Deadly Night, Daddy Roebucks, Slumber Party Massacre series, Blinks’ shirts, MonsterZero’s "cold day" vendetta, the IVE release, Eric Freeman, Marcin Wrona, W. D. T. T., over genrefication, weddings, MZ's vacation, our X-Mas gifts, Lee Harry, movie ads in newspapers, eyebrow movement supercut montage, sequels with different tones, Silent Night, Bloody Night, "punish", Dark Knight Returns’ Robin figure, The Hills Have Eyes 2, Jason Gedrick, Garbage Day, movie killers using guns, the back cover of Slumber Party Massacre 2 VHS, killer style, 31 commentary, Lethal Weapon, The Shining, Children of the Corn, Public Enemy, The Exorcist TV show, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Elm Street Kids Movie Club Episode 50, Overwatch, Neon Maniacs, the further adventures of DJM, and punching Santa Claus.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

In episode 29 of the CTGY podcast, Rich and Kelly discuss the disgusting Deadgirl. A very bizarre film with very questionable.. well, everything. Expect bad language and outrage. Other topics include the upcoming Alien film, Ash vs Evil Dead, The Exorcist TV show, Eli Roth and other things.

On this episode of the Ghoul Squad podcast reveal our Top 5 Vampire Films in horror! We also discuss The Exorcist TV series and Ouija 2. We both have different feelings on the vampire genre as a whole so this episode was a lot of fun! Tweet us your underrated films @GhoulSquadFM Follow us on Instagram @GhoulSquadFM Email us at GhoulSquadFM@gmail.com Enjoy the podcast!

On a very special UHM episode, Ryan interviews Windmill director Nick Jongerius. Ryan, Shane, and Mike Whittemore discuss The Windmill, The Witch (or VVitch), and Ryan and Shane argue over whether The Wickerman sucks. Bonus talk about Ash vs. Evil Dead, The Exorcist TV shows, and a preview of Blue Monkey discussion. Twitter: @ryantutolo, @deadcellsociety Support the UHM Podcast visit: horrorpack.com/go/uhmpodcast Intro score : Mistake the Getaway Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

In episode 25 of the CTGY podcast, Rich and Kelly discuss Shaun of the Dead and wait for all this to blow over. Expect lots of quotes and lots of love for this movie. Also, a brand new segment is featured where a listener gets to guest on the show to talk about the film in question. The first guest is Alex! Other topics brought up this week feature Black Mirror season 3, The Walking Dead season 7, The Exorcist TV show, Red Dead Redemption, 'Other Halves', Friday the 13th news, 'Suburban Gothic', Dead by Daylight DLC and more.

In Episode 5, as Halloween approaches, we talk about how our love of horror movies began and developed over time. We also discuss how the movies and the way they are marketed has changed in our lifetimes. First, we talk about the new “Exorcist” TV show, “The Conjuring 2,” “Luke Cage,” the new “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2” and “Logan” trailers, and an upcoming steelbook Blu-ray re-release of “Phenomena.” Then we get into the topic at hand, discussing the ratings system, the scariest things we saw at a young age that left a lasting impression, CGI versus practical effects, horror throughout different decades, the strange marketing of Freddy Krueger, "Friday the 13th," “Halloween,” “Dawn of the Dead,” teasers and trailers now versus reading the back of the box and renting movies, Disney Halloween cartoons like “Sleepy Hollow” and their TV specials, “Goosebumps” and “Fear Street” books, “Are You Afraid of the Dark?” and “Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark,” “Saw” and the rise of “torture porn,” the “Scream” franchise, attending horror conventions like Monster-Mania Con near Philadelphia, and more! Cult Personalities is a brand new podcast dedicated to all the geeky, underrated, unusual, and offbeat movies, music, TV shows, books, comics, collectibles, beer, and more that we’re passionate about – basically anything that may have a cult following that influenced and shaped us into the irreverent weirdos that we are today. Hosted by beer writer and blogger Derek Warren, former co-host of the Beer Geeks Radio Hour, and Rich Howells, founder and editor of NEPA Scene and co-host of the NEPA Scene Podcast, this weekly show is our way to geek out and share our passions with fellow nerds and nerf herders, discussing big franchises and obscure gems while sharing our honest opinions and personal stories in a fun and relatable way.

In episode 24 of the CTGY podcast, Rich and Kelly discuss the 1987 film The Monster Squad. What did a very drunk and slurring Kelly think after seeing it for the first time? Other topics this week include Gears of War 4, 2001: A Space Odsessy, Channel Zero, What Have You Done to Solange?, Friday the 13th video game, Dead by Daylight, 'Jack Goes Home' trailer, 'I am the Pretty Thing that Lives in the House' trailer, 'The Autopsy of Jane Doe' trailer, 'Star Wars: Rogue One' trailer, The Exorcist TV show, Scream TV show and Ash vs Evil Dead.

Welcome to Flicks, the podcast where movies come first and everything else comes later. For this episode we look at some new trailers for the much anticipated John Wick Chapter 2, the new and improved(?) Power Rangers and plenty more. Then in your bi-weekly entertainment news we look at Disney next live action remake of an animated classic and a new report on the Netflix streaming service that is more than a little discouraging for fans of the service. Lastly we go over what we've been watching with Jake giving his thoughts on the new Exorcist TV show and then I have a pair of reviews on The Magnificent Seven and Deepwater Horizon.

This week Sean is joined again by Summer cohost, Buz Wallick, who will be replacing Rory as he takes a break to work and save up to be a dad. They discuss the conclusion of the Tension Experience, The Exorcist TV show, Blair Witch, and in honor of Halloween, their respective top 10 underrated horror films, their top 5 most overrated horror films and more! Please be advised that there are F bombs a plenty. Opening bumper song: “Mutate Me” by Into Another from the album “Seemless”

Welcome to Flicks, the podcast where movies come first and everything else comes later. For this episode we look at some new trailers including the new Chris Pratt/Jennifer Lawrence Sci-Fi adventure Passengers and the long awaited sequel to Fifty Shades of Grey, Fifty Shades Darker. Along with some recent television series cancellations to go over we skim over some entertainment news which includes Daniel Craig's big check to return to James Bond, the possibilty that the late Paul Walker may show up in the next Fast and Furious as well as our top story which involves more trouble with CBS' upcoming Star Trek Discovery. Then we wrap everything up with some recent television shows I have been watching such as the BrainDead finale and the surprisingly good Exorcist series and finally with my review of the horror flick Don't Breathe. All that and more await you in this episode of Flicks!

This week on Shock Waves, your hosts Rob Galluzzo, Elric Kane, Rebekah McKendry and Ryan Turek kick off the show by paying tribute to the late, great Herschell Gordon Lewis, the "Godfather of Gore." Ryan reports back from Fantastic Fest with his thoughts on THE HANDMAIDEN, ARRIVAL, DARK SONG, SWEET SWEET LONELY SONG & more. The whole hang chime in about THE EXORCIST TV series. Elric saw Lucio Fulci's AENIGMA, CANDYMAN, BLOODY BIRTHDAY & MARTYRS. Bekah reports back on AMERICAN HORROR STORY & THEY'RE WATCHING. Rob tracked down and found FRIGHT NIGHT PART 2, FADE TO BLACK & RAWHEAD REX and did a double bill of the Spanish version of DRACULA with THE EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN.  Then the gang welcomes special guests Andrew Kasch (NEVER SLEEP AGAIN, TALES OF HALLOWEEN) and Buz Wallick (NEVER SLEEP AGAIN, HORROR'S HALLOWED GROUNDS) to discuss Halloween haunts, mazes and interactive theater. Both Andrew and Buz have been part of the ongoing "Tension Experience" for the last several months and try to explain to us the dense & intricate narrative that led to one of the most ambitious interactive events ever concocted (secretly) by Darren Lynn Bousman and Clint Sears. It's David Fincher's THE GAME, for real! And if you inadvertently joined a cult! Hearing is believing, so kick back and listen!

Dave and Elizabeth look at the 1987 Richard Donner directed film Lethal Weapon and the 2016 McG directed TV pilot of the same name (spoilers - Richard Donner is a better director) as well as the pilot for Fox's production of The Exorcist

This week the Leftovers and Frank talk about the new NBC show This Is Us.  Jake talks about The Exorcist TV show.  Brian talks about the Snotgirl comic book from Image.  We’ve got Marvel and DC news as well as a discussion on Vader’s mask from The Force Awakens.  Yeah, we’re still talking about that.... Read more

The guys talk about DC Films, a possible new Spider-Man game, watch the Lethal Weapon and Exorcist TV trailers, and secret scientist meetings in Super Radio Mysteries! This episode was broadcast live on Twitch.tv/superradiobrothers on 5/19/2016.