By Anton Bitel
Warner Bros took legal action over 1974’s Beyond the Door, but its differences from Friedkin’s film are more striking than its similarities.
By Anton Bitel
A sense of creative conflict infuses William Peter Blatty’s spiritual follow-up to William Friedkin’s 1973 classic.
By Anton Bitel
William Friedkin’s 1980 thriller casts an unwavering eye over New York’s gay S&M subculture.
From Mike Nichols to John Badham, these filmmakers helped to reshape the American cinema landscape.
By Ian Schultz
Don’t miss this rare opportunity to catch William Friedkin’s forgotten masterpiece on the big screen.
By Josie Finlay
This scene-for-scene redo of William Friedkin’s horror classic has to be seen to be believed.
By Lara C Cory
With a new stage version arriving this month, William Peter Blatty’s story remains a potent cultural symbol.
By Ed Gibbs
William Friedkin revisits his Exorcist franchise with a bizarre doc grounded more in melodrama than cold hard fact.
By Matt Thrift
How many of these pulse-quickening set pieces have you seen?
By Anton Bitel
The Amityville Horror is one of the great ’70s genre films.
We run down a clutch of the year’s finest DVD and Blu-ray purchases. Did your favourite make the cut?
Typography titan Dan Perri discusses some of his most iconic designs – from Raging Bull to Star Wars.
By Anton Bitel
William Peter Blatty’s madballs directorial debut, The Ninth Configuration, is finally available on DVD and Blu-ray.
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