"The Exorcist" is the third single from our forthcoming album, Holyhead, which is due out on October 6th. While we're sure it contains sonic elements that are sure to make your head spin, fear not!  This is not a song about being possessed; rather, it's about the process of losing your possessions and how little things seem to matter once you do.  Sometimes, though, it takes a little nudge from your neighbor.

The Exorcist 
 
A sepia “between the wars” photo poses on  
A hand-me-down chest of drawers, origin unknown 
 
An estate sale vase’s vintage carry case 
Is draft cracked like old lines along the face 
 
Of a clock that shows a frozen sun 
To sing among these things 
When shadows write a counterpart 
The dusk’s a symphony 

Now and then they’ll catch the light 
Acting half past nighttime 
Sighing out a soliloquy 
I lie awake when they whisper that way 
I lie awake when they whisper that way 
    
 They’ll show up for a battle-grab, curio artillery 
Ghosts rewrite the choir parts for an army jamboree 
 
Hear their voices in the waning afternoon 
Singing worn and faded regimental tunes. 
 
On a sleeper-table stage, there beams the stained-glass spotlight sun 
Where spirits were to haunt and howl for an audience of one 
 
Now and then they’ll catch the light 
Acting half past nighttime 
Sighing out a soliloquy 
I lie awake when they whisper that way 
I lie awake when they whisper that way 
     
But a series of old gears hold the ropes to ring the wake 
Neighbour Gabe came by to improvise eith prayer and packing tape 
 
Now and then they’ll catch the light 
Acting half past nighttime 
Sighing out a soliloquy 
I lie awake when they whisper that way 
And it’s clear they are here to stay

The Exorcist

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DYZMAL - HYPNOTIZED

Skräck-klassikern “The Exorcist” fyller 50 och i detta avsnitt inleder vi höstens Exorcist-tema genom att se tillbaka på denna banbrytande film. Vi jämför båda versionerna av filmen och tar upp faktorer som skådespeleriet, det stundom otydliga berättandet samt Max von Sydows komplicerade åldrande. Och i Bergman-kollen pratar vi om milstolpen “Det sjunde inseglet” (1957) och gladporr-aktiga “Djävulens öga” (1960)


Programpunkter:
Intro/Om överanvändandet av ändelsen “DC” beträffande USA:s huvudstad.
Bergmankollen: “Det sjunde inseglet” och “Djävulens öga” 03:41
“The Exorcist” 24:07

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Ep113: The Exorcist- kontroversiell högbudgetskräck

ELEMENTAL ft. BELCEBÚ - The Exorcist -

Episode 7 of Two Dudes Talking is here! Join Tony Giles for a mini solo episode of Two Dudes Talking. On this episode TG gets into Sherlock, The Girl On The Train + his thoughts on The Exorcist finale and Sing St. Recorded Jan '17

Airdate: Wed, 18 Jan 2017

Two Dudes Talking Episode 7

Episode 6 of Two Dudes Talking is here! Join Rob G & Tony Giles for episode 6 of Two Dudes Talking. On this episode we get into memories of DAVID BOWIE, the OASIS doc SUPERSONIC, musicals, X-MEN APOCALYPSE, FIGHT CLUB, THE EXORCIST + more. Recorded Jan '17

Airdate: Tue, 10 Jan 2017

Two Dudes Talking Episode 6

Vi fortsätter vårt Exorcisten-tema med del 2 och 3 i franchisen och är rörande överens om vad vi tycker om den ena filmen medan våra åsikter kraftigt glider isär beträffande den andra…
I Bergmankollen pratar vi om Tv-produktionen “Riten” (!969) och den stjärnspäckade “Ansiktet” (1958)..

PROGRAMPUNKTER:

Bergman-kollen 	          00:02:02
Exorcist II: the Heretic     00:20:25
the Exorcist III                  01:02:32

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Ep115: Exorcist II: the Heretic & the Exorcist III- två märkliga uppföljare

The leaves are changing, the air is getting colder, the ghosts are coming to play. It's our favorite time of the year, Spooky Szn!

Join us for an episode celebrating 50 years of The Exorcist where we discuss the origins of the movie, creepy happenings on set, the cult following, and somehow get distracted into talking about random other posession movies.

128 - What An Excellent Day For An Exorcism

I told you guys I would talk about this film one day

Flash Back Films: The Exorcist/ The Creator kind of...

Join your hosts Rob Galluzzo, Elric Kane, Rebekah McKendry, and Ryan Turek as they delve behind-the-scenes of some horror classics with Mark Ramsey! But first, the latest horrors! Ryan reports in from the set of HALLOWEEN on Panos Cosmatos' latest MANDY. Rob dove right into the Severin Films Amicus box set with THE BEAST MUST DIE and AND NOW THE SCREAMING STARTS, as well as INNOCENT BLOOD! Elric survived BEYOND THE 7TH DOOR, OUT OF THE DARK, and RAZORBACK. Bekah watched THE VAULT on Netflix, as well as GEOSTORM and HAPPY DEATH DAY. Then we welcome to the show the creator, narrator and producer of the recent podcasts INSIDE PSYCHO and INSIDE THE EXORCIST Mark Ramsey! Part bio, part narrative, we break down the lengthy process in which Ramsey took to tell the stories of the people at the helm of some of horror's most well regarded masterpieces. Kick back, relax, and enjoy the conversation!

Shock Waves Episode 82: Inside Psycho & The Exorcist With Mark Ramsey!

On episode 101 of Shock Waves, your hosts Rob Galluzzo, Elric Kane, and Rebekah McKendry are joined by special guest Christian James Hand to do a deep dive analysis of "Tubular Bells" by Mike Oldfield, known by most horror fans as the theme to THE EXORCIST! But first: the latest horrors! The entire gang sign off on HEREDITARY and the highly anticipated HALLOWEEN trailer! Rob checked out WHEN A STRANGER CALLS BACK & Scorpion's new DEATH SHIP Blu-Ray. Elric watched STEPFATHER 2 & 3, as well as Arrow's new release of Abel Ferrara's THE ADDICTION. Bekah reports back on HELL HOUSE LLC and THE VINEYARD. Then we're joined by radio DJ and creator of The Session On Air Christian James Hand, who walks us through a story teller version on the history of "Tubular Bells," one of the most epic pieces of music ever recorded! You will never hear it the same after this! Kick back, relax, and join us!

Shock Waves Episode 101: Analyzing Tubular Bells, The Theme From THE EXORCIST!

Welcome back listeners!  Listen up as we dive into a totally new format!  Gone are romance and happily ever afters!  In are monsters and jump scares!  We are starting with The Exorcist, a well-known classic that most lists place as the scariest movie of all time.  But is it?? Join us as we talk just how much therapy Regan will need and if any foolish mistakes were made.  Paired with an Exorcist cocktail.

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Neredeyse her hafta bir korku filmi vizyona giriyor. Bunun mantıklı bir açıklaması var mı? Seyirci mi talep ediyor, yapımcılar mı ‘zorla’ arz ediyor? Bu tür filmlerde kadınların rolü ne? En çok izlenenler hangileri? Dr. Gizem Şimşek Kaya yazdı.

Korku sinemasının önlenemez yükselişi – nedenleri ve sonuçları

Sorry this one took so long this is technically the cleanest take I could give you guys so that should tell you a lot about this movie

Back Row Movie Review:The Exorcist Believer

🫣 The Spooky Season is here—and with Halloween coming fast, the Rick's share each of their top three favorite horror movies of all time. Will it include Halloween? The Conjuring? Or maybe Frankenweenie? The Scary Rick Flicks start here.

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😱 It's a horrifying assignment for the Ricks (at :50 seconds)
🩸 Remembering days of gore gone by (at 1 min, 37 sec)
🥶 Which John Carpenter flick makes the cut (so to speak)? (at 3:00)
🫄 Young couple move next door to Ruth Buzzy, all hell breaks loose (at 5:07)
🧬 Predator inspection: The science behind our love of horror movies (at 6:21)
🎁 Memo to Detective Brad: Don't look in the box (at 8:52)
🙀 What makes a movie horror…and homage vs copycat? (at 10:35)
😵‍💫 Meeting the girlfriend's fam? Don't get that sinking feeling (at 11:23) 
🪓 Jack be crazy, Jack be sick, get through the cuckoo maze—quick! (at 13:42)
🧟‍♂️ Comedy of terrors: Bruce Campbell joins the "Army" (at 15:41)
🎬 Landing the Raimi Maneuver for fun and profit  (at 17:01)
😈 Sometimes Raimi's spooky, sometimes he's a drag (at 17:19)
🙅🏼 The original Linda Blair witch project (at 17:50)
🧛🏼‍♂️ Dracula takes a bathroom break for the ages (at 19:44)
🚅 Train-ing for the zombie apocalypse (at 20:23)

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🎃 Top 3 Horror Movies of All Time

On today's show, we delve into the 1973 Horror classic, 'THE EXORCIST' (41:36 / SPOILERS - 54:42)! We discuss the style of filmmaking in 1973 compared to today, the religious aspect of the movie, the missing crab-walking scene, wasting pea soup, Pazuzu's unit, & so much more!

Other stuff discussed includes: Houston's ZooBoo, Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour (2023 Concert Film), Nate Bargatze - The 'Be Funny' Comedy Tour, The Stepfather (1987), Stepfather II (1989), Stepfather III (1992), an unusual use for peanut butter sandwiches, Steven's adoption, Brent's hope to join the Oklahoma Pop Culture Awareness Board, & much more!

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327. Leg Necklace - THE EXORCIST (1973)

I höstens sista Exorcisten-avsnitt diskuterar vi de båda prequelfilmerna “Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist” och “Exorcist: the Beginning” samt den senaste filmen i frachisen “Exorcist: Believer”. I Bergmankollen pratar vi om den bitvis engelskspråkiga “Beröringen” (1971) samt Hollywoodfilmen “Ormens ägg” (1977). Bland samtalssämnena hittar vi schlagerlåten “Se på mig”, Streisand-effekten och tv-serien Svenska hjärtan, Och så ställer vi oss frågan om det egentligen finns några bra prequels+

PROGRAMPUNKTER:

00:01:51 Bergmankollen
00:35:41 Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist
01:01:14 Exorcist: the Beginning 
01:36:31 Exorcist: Believer

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Ep117: Exorcist: Dominion, the Beginning & Believer

Episode 346 - BAD BREW: The Exorcist: Believer
(Exorcist Retrospective Pt. 2)

We are believers in a great many things.  We believe in ghosts & monsters. We believe in some sort of afterlife.  We believe in the power of a cold beer on hot day.  However, one thing we don't  believe in are CRITICS. Which we know..is ironic. (insert something about dying the hero or living long enough to see yourself something or other...)  

But that being said, we have been super excited for a new Exorcist film since it was announced and then it was released to....not to great fanfare.  It cant be THAT bad, can it?  Well thats what we aim to find out.  So grab a couple Love Letters From Hell IPA's from Abomination Brewing and let see if this film is really a demon worth casting out.  Then stick around for Round 1 part 2 of the 2023 SLAYOFFS!

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MOVIE WE DISCUSSED
- THE EXORCIST: BELIEVER (2023)
+ ROUND 1 PART 2 OF THE 2023 SLAYOFFS!

EP 346 - BAD BREW: The Exorcist: Believer (Exorcist Retrospective Pt. 2)

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The music of An Overnight Low is based on a journey, one that  has  inspired a series of travel-themed  albums. The first release of the trilogy,  Euston, was released in 2014 to favorable reviews.   Ben  Meiklejohn  of  Mainley  Media  observed that  Euston  “sounds like R.E.M. would sound like if they were downgraded from being a spectacle arena-rock band to being a small folk-rock band performing in a café.”   Mark  Curdo, DJ for WCYY and  a  contributing writer for Maine Magazine,  says  Euston  “delivers vintage, old-school college rock- from back when college radio was at its finest.”   Rick Johnson of the Portland Press Herald added, “The resulting song cycle that makes up the album plays like a great road movie, and hits all the essential road movie bullet points along the way, including lost loves, and fading friendships.” 

Piccadilly  debuted at #1 on  Bull Moose’s “Top 10 Local Releases”  when it arrived in November of 2015,  and also received positive reviews.    Mike Dow of The Maine Edge called Piccadilly “one of the most rewarding Maine-made listens  of 2015. ”  Gascan Magazine stated  that “Albert’s Square”, a track from  Piccadilly, “feels like an undiscovered Beatles demo”, while  Emily Stoddard-Burnham of BDN’s Culture Shock noted that, “Piccadilly is very much in keeping with the tuneful, melodic, Beatles-haunted indie pop that was present on the first album”  and mp3hugger (Ireland) found it to a be "as lively as can be, so we get a bevvy of dishy and industrious chords to go with the slightly folky vocals."  The video for Dragonfly also received positive reviews. Lefuturewave (NE) hailed it as “a real masterpiece.” 

Lyrically,  Waverley  continues  where  Piccadilly  left off, exploring old ghosts and demons in the wonderful city of Edinburgh. This  time around, you can  join Chad as he relates stories  pertaining to  the Edinburgh Fringe, spirits in a dwelling, street foxes, a  “double-dose of iodine”, and  a city that,  at least from on high,  looks like the inside of a trumpet.  Waverley also seems to appeal to critics who found that Waverley was  “A big pop take with confident elements” (We All Want Someone to Shout For), “their most musically varied and richly-produced collection yet (Mike Dow, The Maine Edge).  As 2017 drew to a close, An Overnight Low received a Portland Music Award, recognized as the city’s “Best Rock Act” by the readers of the Portland Phoenix. Acknowledging the award, the Phoenix stated “Keeping with the train metaphors, An Overnight Low has proved they’re not just passing through; they’re here to stay.”  

An Overnight Low debuted the first single,  Galileo Chains, received a wide airplay in the United States, Ireland, and England.   Mystic Sons (London) said that An Overnight Low “channels the retro sound of R.E.M. for this swooning alt-rock delight.”  Barry Gruff (Ireland) also acknowledged  Galileo Chains  as a “bright, upbeat & melodic slice of  jangley  guitar-pop.”  At Cost Magazine (Canada) declared it “a bright and rosy twee sound with instrumental warmth” while  When the Horn Blows (London) found that  Galileo Chains  has “a great energy, attitude and bounce.”  Critics also gave praise to the second single,  Another Plot at the Wrong Time of June (featuring Monique Barrett): “Effervescent vocals shine though” (ObscureSound) a “Bright, upbeat and hooky slice of melodic indie-pop. It is dripping with melody and oozing with a sweetness and charm as it skips  along a smiley, jovial groove” (BarryGruff).  In late 2019, they released  Tameside (featuring Ted Warner), the third single from Connolly, Part One.   Aimsel  Ponti  included the song in the Portland Press Herald’s  “Face the Music” year-end highlight reel and declared it “pure, upbeat sunshine,” while other writers found that Tameside “rustles our inner 90's and takes us back to younger, freer days when nothing seemed to hold  us back from having a good time (mp3hugger).

Despite restrictions implemented due to a global pandemic, An Overnight Low still managed to enjoy a productive 2020. The band continued to work on Connolly, Part Two throughout the year, recording numerous songs at four separate studios, with help provided by a host of distinguished local musicians. In all, eleven new tracks were completed. Having this wealth of new material prompted the release of three singles over the course of the year. 

The first single, “New Fascinations”, was released in early July, along with an accompanying video. That video, with its theme of pandemic-induced isolation, resonated with the band’s fan base, garnering hundreds of views in just a few days. As for the song itself, Sam Pfeifle of the Portland Phoenix noted that AOL sounded “like a band that put a lot of care and attention into what they were trying to produce”. Proceeds from the sale of “New Fascinations” were donated to the employee tip jar at Elements Books Coffee Beer in Biddeford ME, one of the band’s favorite venues. 

“Dover Thrift Edition” (single version) was released as a B-side in late August and received repeated airplay on local radio. The song was accompanied by a video, which continued AOL’s exploration into themes of isolation and disconnection. The year’s final release was a holiday single, “Gold Star”, which became available to the public on December 3rd. In the Portland Press Herald, Aimsel Ponti described the song as being “the good kind of infectious”, while Mike Dow of The Maine Edge proclaimed that “Gold Star” was a “tasty bite of bright power pop”. All funds received for sale of the single were donated to the Center for Grieving Children in Portland, Maine.  

In early 2021, Alt77.com found that their next release “Paracetamol Philistines” contained “grandpop orchestration and pretty melodies,” while St. Anthony, the third single from Connolly, Part Two, was also met with similar criticism.  We All Want Something to Shout For praised “St. Anthony” for its “lovely classic-esque storytelling” and mp3hugger proposes that “Beer tankards be raised in its company...it is soul nourishing that songs like this are still being made in 2021.”  “St. Anthony” also made Mainebrews N Musicreviews’ “Top Singles of 2021”. 

An Overnight Low had high hopes for summer. An early review of their next single “Surfeit Safari” compared it to “a sound reminiscent of the likes of Jets to Brazil, The Get Up Kids, with some R.E.M. undertones” (UNXIGNED).  At the close of 2021, a deep track (and band favorite) from Connolly, Part Two, “Terminal D”, made The Portland Phoenix’ “Top Singles of 2021”.  They also began working on new material with a new line up:  enter Chris Plumstead, Paul Gauer, and Ellie Osborn.  They released a new single, “The Exorcist”, on Halloween (2021).  The Portland Press Herald called it “moody, but snappy and smart”.  At the close of 2021, An Overnight Low released their annual holiday single called “Tilt One to Your Teeth (Saturnalia)”.  Finally, mp3hugger delivered an unexpected review of Caterpillar right before Easter weekend of 2022: “An Overnight Low is here to woo us like the country version of The Monkees ... It could have gone down quite well in the court of King Arthur in fact such is its style and the ease with which it could transfer to open courtyard of a warm spring evening. Was getting some serious Tapioca Tundra flashbacks here!”

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