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You're in good hands with Your You've Got a Guy for horror classic film events. The Exorcist, released in 1973, remains one of cinema's defining horror experiences. It helped elevate the genre to serious, artful storytelling and earned multiple Academy Award nominations, including Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Sound. The enduring score centers on Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells, with contributions from other renowned composers, reflecting a history of creative returns and restorations. In 2010, The Exorcist was added to the U.S. National Film Registry for its cultural, historical, and aesthetic significance. In 2025, the film continues to tour at select venues, offering audiences a chance to experience this landmark on the big screen with live or enhanced presentation elements. Secure your seats for upcoming screenings across the country, and trust us to make the process straightforward and dependable.

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Explore the Exorcist filmography highlights and the broader impact of the film within the horror genre. The official soundtrack releases over the years include the 1973 original, a 1998 restored edition, a 2012 Perseverance reissue, 2016 The Unused Score, and a 2017 Waxwork deluxe release—testaments to the score’s enduring appeal for collectors and new audiences alike. For 2025 screenings, venues include Jefferson Theatre in Beaumont, TX; Historic Crest Theatre in Fresno; Pop's Art Theater in Rochester; and The Cumberland Theatre in Cumberland, MD. If you’re new to the experience, we’ve got you: straightforward, no-fuss ticket purchasing with real options and clear details. Follow the official channels for updates and announcements.

The essentials

Quick Facts About The Exorcist - Film

  • Release: The Exorcist was released in 1973 and became a defining horror classic with immense cultural and box-office impact.
  • Awards: It received 10 Academy Award nominations and won Best Adapted Screenplay (William Peter Blatty) and Best Sound, among others; it helped establish horror as a serious cinematic form.
  • Music: The enduring score centers on Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells, interwoven with other pieces by Henze, Penderecki, Webern, and others; the score's history includes rejected and restored sessions by multiple composers.
  • National Registry: In 2010, The Exorcist was added to the U.S. National Film Registry for its cultural, historical, and aesthetic significance.
  • Discography footprint: The film's soundtrack has seen several official releases (1973 original, 1998 restored edition, 2012 Perseverance reissue, 2016 The Unused Score, 2017 Waxwork deluxe), reflecting ongoing interest for collectors and ticket buyers.
  • 2025 screenings: The Exorcist is being shown at multiple venues in 2025 as part of touring film events (e.g., Jefferson Theatre in Beaumont, TX; Historic Crest Theatre in Fresno; Pop's Art Theater in Rochester; The Cumberland Theatre in Cumberland, MD).

The records

The Exorcist - Film Discography

  • The Exorcist (Waxwork Records Deluxe Edition)
    2017 · Waxwork Records
  • The Exorcist: The Unused Score
    2016 · Waxwork Records
  • The Exorcist Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Perseverance Records reissue)
    2012 · Perseverance Records
  • The Exorcist Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1998 remastered)
    1998 · Warner Bros. Records
  • The Exorcist Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1973)
    1973 · Warner Bros. Records

The hits

Top The Exorcist - Film Songs

  • Tubular Bells (Now the Original Theme from The Exorcist)
    1973 · US Cash Box Top 100: 1

Explore the Exorcist filmography highlights and the broader impact of the film within the horror genre. The official soundtrack releases over the years include the 1973 original, a 1998 restored edition, a 2012 Perseverance reissue, 2016 The Unused Score, and a 2017 Waxwork deluxe release—testaments to the score’s enduring appeal for collectors and new audiences alike. For 2025 screenings, venues include Jefferson Theatre in Beaumont, TX; Historic Crest Theatre in Fresno; Pop's Art Theater in Rochester; and The Cumberland Theatre in Cumberland, MD. If you’re new to the experience, we’ve got you: straightforward, no-fuss ticket purchasing with real options and clear details. Follow the official channels for updates and announcements.

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