Hello and welcome to episode 109 of Real Life Go Stories.

How you do? To kick things off this week we need to thank our newest

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being our Patreon subscribers. We appreciate you every damn day. We sure do. We would also like

to wish a massive, enormous, happy birthday to Stephanie Lurentel from her big sister Cheryl,

but actually more importantly from me. Full stop. Just you. Happy birthday. We hope you have an amazing

birthday. I film a view this week. Our film review is The Exorcist. The Exorcist was released

in 1973. It has 8 out of 10 an IMDB and 83% unwrap tomatoes would you like a synopsis?

Yes, please. An actress notices dangerous changes in the behavior and physical makeup of her 12-year-old

daughter. Meanwhile, a young priest begins to doubt his faith while dealing with his mother's sickness.

What were your thoughts on this film? That's synopsis is terrible though, isn't it? It is really bad.

That is one of the worst synopsis synopsis we've had in a very, very long time.

Maybe they just think with films of this level, they don't need a synopsis.

Maybe they do. Maybe they're like, oh, fucking can't be ours for it in a proper synopsis for

this. Everyone knows it's fine. I'm surprised the synopsis isn't just, you know the drill head spin

etc. So what were your thoughts on this film? This film for some reason and I was trying to

pin the reason why when we were watching it still freaks me out. It's still very scary even though

and I have to say like special effects wise and everything is questionable in the modern era

in terms of what we see in modern horror and I don't think it's fair to compare it to modern horror

because they use what they had at the time and at the time it was I'd imagine in 1973 it was

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