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Scrapped 'Exorcist' will be in theatres


Horror fans who were disappointed by Renny Harlin's take on the "Exorcist" prequel will be delighted: production house Morgan Greek decided to give the other version, by writer/director Paul Schrader, a second chance.

The scrapped version was originally announced to be released alongside Harlin's version on DVD, but it seems the producers felt a need to chance it as a stand alone.

"Paul is currently in post-production on the movie, as we're anticipating a limited theatrical release here in the United States sometime in 2005," said a Morgan Creek rep.

Schrader's film was dismissed for its lack of genuine scares, after being reviewed by Warner Bros. Talking to Daily Variety a while back, the director mentioned that he was only following the studio's own guidelines.

"They made it clear -- no spinning heads and no pea soup," he said. "So that's what I delivered, but then they changed their mind."

No date was offered for either the theatrical of DVD release, but it seems an announcement will come very soon.

Anthony Langlois

For more Hollywood News visit www.thehollywoodnews.com

Reprinted with permission.



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