Exorcist II: The Heretic is a 1977 American horror film and the sequel to The Exorcist (1973), directed by John Boorman from a screenplay by William Goodhart and starring Linda Blair, Richard Burton, Louise Fletcher, Max von Sydow, James Earl Jones and Kitty Winn. The film is set four years after The Exorcist, and centers on a now 16-year-old Regan MacNeil who is still recovering from her previous demonic possession. The film was both a...
As Regan runs out the door, she asks Dr. Tuskin not to tell Sharon that she g...
As Dr. Tuskin gives her two children a bath, she is bothered by the telephone...
As Father Lamont sits in Dr. Tuskin's office, he asks her if she has any kids.
Pazuzu reminds Father Lamont that he has no choice but to kill Regan, because...
Father Lamont informs Dr. Tuskin that Regan wasn't the one who killed Father ...
Father Lamont explains to Dr. Tuskin, that the hypnosis machine helped him se...
After Sharon answers the door and sees it's Father Lamont, she blames him on ...
As Dr. Tuskin prepares to inoculate Regan with sleep meds, Regan tells her th...
The Cardinal explains to Father Lamont, that Father Merrin's death must be in...
Father Lamont tells Dr. Tuskin that while he was under hypnosis, Pazuzu showe...
After finding Kokumo in his hut, Father Lamont explains to Kokumo how he knew...
After hearing Father Lamont claims of evil being present in Regan, Dr. Tuskin...
Dr. Tuskin and Father Lamont, argue about their beliefs on how Sandra was abl...
Sharon interrupts Father Lamont from speaking, to demand he leaves her and Re...
As Regan shows Sharon a spoon bending illusion, she reveals that it isn't real.
After telling Father Lamont that she has children, Dr. Tuskin expresses her y...
After seeing Father Lamont go into an appointment with Dr. Tuskin, Regan ques...
Father Lamont explains that they are saved now because Pazuzu has been defeated.
The young monk translates what the Abott is saying, about never being able to...
While at the Museum, Regan asks Father Lamont if he found Kokumo.
As Liz hooks Regan up to the hypnosis machine, Dr. Tuskin explains how the ma...
Before taking the bread and blood of Christ in the African temple, Father Lam...
Dr. Tuskin apologizes to Regan for not believing that she was possessed by a ...
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