Of course, The Exorcist franchise is not the only piece of media that has involved Pazuzu or the demon’s statue. The Highlander television series showed the statue of Pazuzu when Duncan MacLeod ...

The statue depicts an animal-headed creature with angel-like wings, and a serpent between its legs. The statue is very concerning. Merrin knows that this demonic discovery will spell out evil ...

The Unearthed Curse Of Exorcist However, beneath the shrieks and spinning heads was something more sinister and mythic. The demon behind the madness wasn’t Satan, as many first believed.

The statue reappears later on in the movie during a scene where the possessed Regan is thrashing around on the bed and it’s widely assumed that it’s a depiction of the demon Pazuzu who is ...

That statue comes in at 5.7" high and 8.7" wide, with the possessed hill on her bed. Iron Studios captures the horror of the Exorcist in great detail, ... "The Demon is a Liar." – The Exorcist ...

Even before The Exorcist began filming, ... Then, a 10-foot demon statue set to be used in the film was lost in Hong Kong while en route to a filming location in Iraq, ...

Mercedes McCambridge consumed raw eggs, whiskey, and cigarettes to get the demon's raspy voice. "The Exorcist," released in 1973, remains one of the most suspenseful, frightening movies in the ...