"And neither of us had been in one before."  Some might see this extreme-weather occurrence as a supernatural ...

It started with a scratching sound under the floorboards in a young boy’s home. Then, it ended up on movie screens all over the world. The real-life case of Ronald Hunkeler, a Maryland boy who ...

William Friedkin's The Exorcistexplained in full can be a tricky topic. The franchise is known for its deep symbolism, and the use of supernatural beings often leaves room for allegory relating to ...

More than half a century after its game-changing 1973 release, The Exorcist (airing ... inspired by real accounts of a reported 1949 possession involving a 13-year-old boy (portrayed by a girl ...

the real boy whose reputed demonic possession inspired the book and movie was identified as Ronald Edwin Hunkeler. After undergoing more than 20 exorcism rituals at age 14, Hunkeler went on to ...

The boy who inspired the film and book The Exorcist ... with reports of beds flying around the room before the eventual exorcism. The real story, long after the articles filled with bizarre ...

He wasn’t convicted, however, because of the defense’s argument that the exorcism had made him insane. Are exorcisms real? Decide after reading this true tale. This 13-year-old boy—in the ...

I was a real goodfriend of Billy Bowdern's, '' he said. ''I got in on the business with the prayers of exorcism, and the little boy would go into a seizure and get quite violent. So Father Bowdern ...

William Peter Blatty originally had the possessed child be a boy named “Jamie ... How did the church react to The Exorcist? Interestingly, they had no real problem with The Exorcist because ...

"The Ritual," with Al Pacino, tells the tale of a real exorcism in Iowa in 1928. The possessed woman, and the priest saving ...

But the screenplay, written by Michael Petroni and Evan Spiliotopoulos, is based on the memoirs of the real-life priest, Father Gabriele Amorth, who worked as an official exorcist for the Catholic ...

Like “The Conjuring” before it, Julius Avery’s “The Pope’s Exorcist” takes a real-life exorcist and transforms them into a supernatural cinematic hero. There’s no subtlety here ...