The Exorcist: Believer is an American supernatural horror film directed by David Gordon Green and written by Peter Settler and Green from a story by Scott Teams, Danny McBride, and Green. It was released on October 6, 2023.
It is the sixth installment of The Exorcist franchise and serves as a direct sequel to The Exorcist (1973). The film stars Leslie Odom Jr., Ann Dowd, Jennifer Nettles, Norbert Leo Butz, Lidya Jewett, Olivia Marcum and Ellen Burstyn.
Originally planned to be a reboot in August 2020, it was redeveloped into a direct sequel and follow-up to the original film in December 2020.
Jason Blum served as a producer on the film through his Blumhouse Productions banner, alongside David C. and James G. Robinson through their Morgan Creek Entertainment banner, in association with executive producers Green and McBride’s Rough House Pictures.
Original Soundtrack of The Exorcist: Believer
Here is a complete list of soundtracks played in The Exorcist: Believer. Also, you can listen to them on platforms like Amazon, Apple, and Spotify.
- KAMIMIZYE– KAMIMIZYE is a song performed by Foula and written by Yves Boyer and Wilfred Lavaud.
- CE PAS FOT MOIN– “CE PAS FOT MOIN” is a song performed by Les Docteurs du Rhythme and written by Michel Desgrottes.
- VENTE ENFLE- “VENTE ENFLE” is a song performed by Althlery Dorival and Written by Frederic Paul.
- DALLAS TEXAS- “DALLAS TEXAS” is a song written by Marcus Hall and Alvin Peoples and performed by The Murda Weapon.
- TIFIE LAIDE -“TifieLaide” is a song performed by Ibo Combo and written by E. Depestre.The song is available on platforms like YouTube, SoundCloud, and Audiomack.
- 90S (FEAT. REKSTIZZY)- “90S (FEAT. REKSTIZZY)” is a song written by Daniel Kin Jun Chien, Richard Dae Lee, John J Lee, David Seoku Lee and performed by Year of the Ox.
- I NEED THEE EVERY HOUR- “I Need thee every Hour” is a song by Annie S. Hawks and Rev. Robert Lowry.
- SUMMER FRUIT- “SUMMER FRUIT” is a song written by Mike Garson.
- SAVIOR, LIKE A SHEPHERD LEADS US- “Savior, Like A Shepherd Lead Us” is a song written by William B. Bradbury and Dorothy Ann Thrupp.
- MOVE THIS THING, PART 1– “Move This Thing Part 1” is a song written by Mary De Loach.
- TUBULAR BELLS- “Tubular Bells” is a song by Mike Oldfield.
- She’s Gone by DAVID WINGO, AMMAN ABBASI:
- We’ve Been Tricked
- Victor, Is That You?
Additional Music Of The Exorcist: Believer
- Earthquake
- Tunnel
- Search Party
- Soup Kitchen
- Mother
- The Body and the bond
- Sister Mary
- Institute
- Tubular Bells
- Looking for Katherina
- Open your eye
- Bring Everyone Together
- Preparation
- Once we Start We’re Not Stooping
- Miasma
- Choose Me
- Father Maddox
- Tubular Bells I choose You
- Fallen Angle
- We have been ticked
- She’s Gone
- Victory is that you
- Tublar Bellers – Believer
Where Will ‘The Exorcist: Believer’ Be Available to Stream?
The Exorcist: Believer is playing at the Painter Theatre. However, once it has its creator’s block, it will be available to stream exclusively on Universal’s streaming service Peacock.
The series was followed by a second and third film, the first released theatrically and then released on Peacock.
Reportedly, Universal’s Donangally led the partnership between NBCUniversal and Peacock with an aggressive bid for The Exorcist Trilogy. According to the New York Times report, the value of this mega dealer is more than 400 million dollars.
But with Satan counting on the loyalty of die-hard fanatics and moviegoers, the mega-deal ended up being worth more than $400 million.
While speaking to Collider, Green also confirmed that the trilogy’s first film is being written, and the second two films are ideally being planned. “He’s another film school buddy, and we just have gotten along great. We did this adaptation of this Steve Niles graphic novel a few years ago and had a great time; it was so cool. So I brought him on board to jumpstart Exorcist with me. It’s very cool.”
“So we’ve got a ways to go on that, but we know where we’re going,” said Green. “It’s a new journey [with] some familiar characters and new ones as well.”
Recently, he shot the entire Halloween remake, with both films being cult-classic horror forces of the 1970s.
“They’re just so unbelievably different. One is very primal, and the other is very academic. So it’s just trying to switch gears there. I’m sure I’ll know more a year from now when I’ve gotten a handle on what Exorcist is. The script’s written. And it was a very, entirely different writing process.”
