The Exorcist Drinking Game Rules
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Turn The Exorcist (1973) into a drinking game built around slow dread and sudden shocks. Follow Chris MacNeil as doctors search for answers and Regan grows more frightening by the scene.
Father Karras brings doubt into the fight, while Father Merrin knows what waits upstairs. Play along as quiet moments give way to the film's famous taunts, chants, and final sacrifice.
Where to Watch The Exorcist
Updated Oct 22US
How to Play the The Exorcist Drinking Game
- Take a sip when Regan mentions Captain Howdy
- Take a sip when Chris seeks medical help for Regan
- Take a sip when a test fails to explain Regan's condition
- Take a sip when Father Karras speaks about his mother
- Take a sip when Father Karras admits he doubts his faith
- Take a sip when Burke Dennings insults Karl
- Take a sip when the demon taunts Father Karras about his mother
- Take a sip when Regan's bed shakes on its own
- Take a sip every time a priest says "The Power of Christ compels you!"
- Drink when Father Merrin finds the stone talisman in Iraq
- Drink when Regan urinates at Chris's party
- Drink when Regan says "You're going to die up there"
- Drink when Chris learns Burke Dennings has died at the foot of the stairs
- Drink when Regan's head turns all the way around
- Drink when Regan projectile vomits on Father Karras
- Drink when Father Merrin arrives at the MacNeil house
- Finish your drink when Father Karras leaps from Regan's window and tumbles down the steps
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About the Movie
- Title
- The Exorcist
- Released
- 26 Dec 1973
- Rated
- R
- Runtime
- 122 min
- Genre
- Horror
- Plot
- A visiting actress in Washington, D.C., notices dramatic and dangerous changes in the behavior and physical makeup of her 12 year-old daughter. Meanwhile, a young priest at nearby Georgetown University begins to doubt his faith while dealing with his mother's terminal sickness. A frail, elderly priest recognizes the necessity for a show-down with an old demonic enemy.
- Language
- English, Latin, Greek, French, German, Arabic, Kurdish
