The reason why is simple: For a franchise made up almost entirely of regrettable entries that repeatedly attempt ( and fail) to emulate the iconic terror of the original film, The Exorcist III is the sole sequel that came the closest to achieving that feat, through its willingness to go out on a limb and tell its own equally terrifying story.īased on Blatty’s 1983 novel Legion, the film follows William Kinderman (George C. ![]() This past October, I included The Exorcist novelist William Peter Blatty’s 1990 threequel to William Friedkin’s masterful adaptation of that book as the final entry in our annual Halloween Countdown list of horror recommendations.
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