The Exorcist is one of the most iconic and celebrated horror movies of all time, and it also carries a deeper meaning that's ...

William Peter Blatty's 1990 horror film "The Exorcist III" was based on his own 1983 novel "Legion," a follow-up to his 1971 hit novel "The Exorcist." Although both books featured common characters ...

William Peter Blatty released The Exorcist novel in 1971, and the narrative follows the same characters and circumstances made famous in the 1973 film adaptation by William Friedkin. 11-year-old ...

William Peter Blatty's 'Dimiter' enfolds a message of faith in a fast-paced thriller set in the Holy Land -- just in time for Easter.

The novel follows Lt. Kinderman, a side character from the original Exorcist novel, who is investigating the deaths. Kinderman begins to link all of these killings slowly back to the exorcism of ...

The Exorcist novel turns 40 By Enrique Lopetegui on Tue, Oct 25, 2011 at 11:00 pm Send a News Tip ...

Facebook X Reddit Email Save. The Exorcist is certainly not the earliest movie to center on the topic of demonic possession, but for many, it's the first to come to mind.Based on the 1971 novel of ...

It’s hard to overstate how shocking the original “The Exorcist” was in 1973, based on William Peter Blatty’s novel about demonic possession, changing, among other things, how a lot of ...

William Peter Blatty, author of the famed horror novel “The Exorcist,” died Thursday at the of age 89. His death was confirmed Friday on Twitter by William Friedkin, the director of the film ...

In the annals of demonology, William Peter Blatty falls somewhere between St. Augustine and Joss Whedon. He isn’t the first person who’s ever written about demons and demonic possession, but ...