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If you're a fan of the horror genre, chances are you've heard of the iconic film The Exorcist. This cult classic has been haunting audiences since its release in 1973, but some people believe that the film itself is cursed. Here are 7 reasons why some people think The Exorcist is cursed and the eerie events that have surrounded the film.

1. Strange Deaths

During the filming, several strange deaths occurred, including the death of actor Jack MacGowran, who played Burke Dennings in the film. Some believe that these deaths were a result of the film's subject matter and the supposed use of a real exorcism ritual during filming.

2. On-Set Accidents

There were also multiple on-set accidents during filming, including a fire that destroyed the set and injured several crew members. These accidents added to the belief that the film was cursed and that something supernatural was at play.

3. Mysterious Illnesses

Actress Linda Blair, who played the possessed Regan, also fell ill during filming and had to be hospitalized. Some believe that this was a result of her involvement in the film and the supposed use of a real exorcism ritual.

4. Haunted Premiere

At the film's premiere, several attendees reported feeling uneasy and experiencing strange occurrences. Some even claimed to have seen a shadowy figure that resembled the film's demon, Pazuzu.

5. Real-Life Exorcisms

It is rumored that a real exorcism was performed on the film's set, and some believe that this ritual may have actually summoned demonic forces that continue to haunt the film and those involved with it.

6. Controversy and Criticism

The film's subject matter and use of religious themes sparked controversy and criticism, with some claiming that the film was blasphemous and inviting negative energy. This only added to the belief that the film was cursed.

7. The Legacy Lives On

Even after all these years, The

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