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Body Snatchers: Parasitic Monsters in FilmMain MenuBody Snatchers: Parasitic Monsters in FilmWhat is a Body Snatcher?Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956)The Progenitor of the Body Snatcher CrazeRosemary's Baby (1968)A Quiet TerrorAlien (1979)An Extraterrestrial Embodiment of Primal SexualityThe Thing (1982)A Masterpiece in Body HorrorGet Out (2017)Racialized Body-Snatching... And Many, Many More!Why Body Snatchers?CitationsClayton Meyer9f8f32a5f41ed8ced76f54c2672bfdcc44a67d85
The Exorcist (1973)
12020-05-13T20:57:42-07:00Clayton Meyer9f8f32a5f41ed8ced76f54c2672bfdcc44a67d85371824The Loss of Innocenceplain2020-05-14T12:00:15-07:00Clayton Meyer9f8f32a5f41ed8ced76f54c2672bfdcc44a67d85 William Friedkin's The Exorcist is regarded as one of the most disturbing films to ever be made. In this film, a young girl named Regan becomes possessed by a demon after playing with a Ouija board. As she begins to act out, her mother takes her to several doctors, all of whom are unable to treat her. In the end, the girl's mother must beg a pair of Catholic priests to save her daughter, despite the church's ban on exorcism.
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1media/head spin_thumb.jpg2020-05-14T11:58:40-07:00Head Spin1The possessed Regan turns her head 180 degrees to disturb her mother.media/head spin.jpgplain2020-05-14T11:58:40-07:00