REPENT FOR BILL CIPHER'S RETURN ON AUGUST 8th 2026

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Makuta Teridax. Male Pansexual German Canadian Slytherin, Pro Gamer. Favorite Fast Food Joint is Dairy Queen, Halloween, and Horror Obsessed. Ships Stolas x Blitz and Loona x Vortex, Anti Stolas x Stella and Andrea x Stella Huge Exorcist Hazbin Hotel and Helluva Boss Fan. Prankster and Con Artist.

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Something big is happening on December 25th 2025, at 6:21pm.. Bill cipher might return as a dragon type anomaly made entirely out of different types of junk food, hopefully some group of heros will be brave enough to handle him..

#gravity falls #christmas

myselfandsomeotherbeing

THE EXORCIST, dir. William Friedkin, 1973

six-demon-bag

THE EXORCIST (1973) dir. William Friedkin

basicallyanotherwitchesthing

W.P.ブラッティ (William Peter Blatty) - エクソシスト (The Exorcist) - 新潮文庫 (Shincho Bunko) - 1977

my-beautiful-wickedness

TJ MIKELOGAN’s HALLOWEEN HORROR 2025 EVENT

DAY 30: Classic horror

The Exorcist (1973)

alpalnd

My favorite movies

stevienick

some of my favorite horror movies + the cramps

the-old-mayhem

"At a gig in Birkagården youth center, Pelle had created a tape with the audio from the crucifix m*sturbation scene in The Exorcist, and crawled out of the casket with the fog machine on full blast. Jens Näsström says that Pelle possessed an unusually strong ability to formulate himself artistically.

"It's very difficult to put it into words, but I think that's one of the aspects people have picked up on. It was immediately evident that this was not contrived - nothing he did was to "look cool". He was genuinely inspired and with true connection like that comes a real sense of power. He would walk on stage and people were laughing for 15 seconds, and then they weren't laughing anymore". - Jens Näsström, "Blood, Fire, Death" book 🦇

@the.old.mayhem on instagram

cinemamind

The Exorcist fanart

dogwelder

Janky Movie Posters, Part Lucky Thirteen!

More fake movie posters for real movies based on real posters for other movies!

More pictures and words at https://ga2so.com/blog . I've done over eighty of these things this year!

hazelheroin

Horror/ Thriller Baddies Reimagined in Vintage Archie-Style Illustrations art by SummerRay under r/comics on Reddit

goryhorroor

130 favorite horror movies: (34/130)

"especially important is the warning to avoid conversations with the demon. we may ask what is relevant but anything beyond that is dangerous. he is a liar. the demon is a liar. he will lie to confuse us. but he will also mix lies with the truth to attack us. the attack is psychological, damien, and powerful. so don't listen to him. remember that - do not listen."

-the exorcist (1973) dir. william friedkin

quasi-normalcy

Thinking about religious horror as a genre, and how it kind of had its heyday in the late 60s and 70s with movies like Rosemary's Baby (1968) and The Exorcist (1973) and The Wicker Man (1973) and The Omen (1976). And of course, religious horror never really went away, but I don't think that any of the movies in the genre since then have really had the cultural cachet of any of these ones. And I think that what it comes down to is that these movies came out right at the point where the overwhelming hegemony of Christianity in Anglo countries started to go into decline. Like, Rosemary's Baby explicitly tied its horror into Time Magazine's infamous 1966 "IS GOD DEAD?" cover:

In The Wicker Man, Lord Summerisle explicitly says that the island reverted to Paganism because the Christian God had his shot and blew it. It's not subtle. And I think that the problem with the religious horror produced since then is that it, by and large, isn't really responding to a widespread cultural anxiety so much as it's just reshuffling tropes from the 70s. "Exorcism is scary, right? Throw in an exorcism! Ooh, spooky Nuns!" You can get some scares out of it but not the same cultural reach.

Anyway, I think that if you wanted to make horror that responded to contemporary religious anxieties, you'd almost be better off with premise that God isn't dead.