'Disturbing' Exorcist Believer trailer gives fans 'chills' ahead of scary sequel
The original The Exorcist film was so horrifying a number of countries banned it from the big screen or home sale.
The iconic 1974 horror movie had viewers shaking in their boots following its release - and now a new sequel is finally here.
Creators of The Exorcist: Believer released a first look at the new flick, with fans quick to respond to the scary upload. With the classic eery tune and terrifying moments throughout the three-minute teaser, viewers watched as more kids were possessed by the devil - just like five decades ago.
And just like over thirty years ago, fans are set to be left on the edge of their seats. One Twitter user wrote: "I am getting that classic feel here but more disturbing yea this gonna be a real good one here worth paying to see in theaters and to get on DVD after."
Fans have labelled The Exorcist Believer 'disturbing' (Universal Pictures)Another added: "That iconic score. Still haunting," while a third said: "When I tell you that this trailer put everyone in my Oppenheimer showing on edge, like after the trailer ended I heard people laughing hella nevously[sic]."
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A fourth shared the trailer from the official Twitter page and simply commented: "NOPE. NOPE. NOPE. NO. NO WAY. NOPE. NOOOOOOO."
While another social media user said: "This gave me chills."
The first trailer for the film has been released (Universal Pictures)The storyline focuses on a man and his daughter. He had raised her as a single father since the death of his pregnant wife in a Haitian earthquake 12 years earlier.
However, the youngster and her friend Katherine disappear in the woods, only to return three days later with no memory of what happened to them. Their return unleashes a chain of events that will force the dad, Victor, to confront the nadir of evil and, in his terror and desperation, seek out the only person alive who has witnessed anything like it before - Chris MacNeil.
Ellen Burstyn has reprised her role (Universal Pictures)The movie sees Oscar winner Ellen Burstyn reprise her iconic role as Chris, who has been forever altered by what happened to her daughter Regan five decades before.
The latest edition also stars Emmy winner Ann Dowd as Victor and Angela’s neighbour, while Grammy winner Jennifer Nettles and two-time Tony winner Norbert Leo Butz play the part of the parents of Katherine, Angela’s friend.
David Gordon Green's version of the frightening film hits the cinema in October - and yes, it lands on Friday 13.
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