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...
Dr. Tuskin explains to Father Lamont, that he could have misinterpreted what ...
After hearing the rumors the church have been telling about Father Merrin, Fa...
After disputing about religion and science in her office, Dr. Tuskin orders F...
While at the museum, Father Lancaster relays to Regan what Kokumo told him ab...
Dr. Tuskin asks Father Lamont a personal question, about if he ever craves th...
Dr. Tuskin stops Father Lamont from leaving her office, so that she can exami...
Father Lamont insists to Dr. Tuskin, that she do another hypnosis session wit...
Regan shows Father Lamont that she took the hypnosis machine from Dr. Tuskin'...
Father Lamont tells the Cardinal, that he isn't surprised that Father Merin's...
Liz catches up to Father Lamont before he leaves, to give him the picture tha...
Regan makes small talk with Sandra, while Sandra waits for her appointment wi...
Kokumo lets Father Lamont know how, he can save Regan from Pazuzu's possession.
After being told not to go near Regan again, Father Lamont stresses to Dr. Tu...
Dr. Tuskin has her children get ready to be dropped off at the babysitters, s...
As Regan sits in front of the hypnosis machine, Dr. Tuskin instructs her to k...
Father Merrin narrates, about the abilities he witnessed, that Kokumo had.
After arriving at Sharon's apartment, Dr. Tuskin asks Sharon the whereabouts ...
While looking down from a cliff, Father Lamont recalls his vision of the monk...
Before leaving her house, Dr. Tuskin tells Sharon that she plans to find Rega...
Regan is reluctant to try the hypnosis machine, because she doesn't think tha...
During a therapy session, Dr. Tuskin asks Regan if she's been having any drea...
While trying to talk Dr. Tuskin into hypnotizing him and Regan again, Father ...
As Regan hooks up the hypnosis machine in a motel room, she informs Father La...
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