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I think the problem is that I don’t like exorcism horror. Even The Conjuring (2013), which is otherwise excellent, was in danger of falling flat during the latter half. I find nothing even remotely scary about a contorted body, a face that looks like Chucky, blasphemy, profanities etc. It’s then painfully obvious what my attempt to inject a little creepy horror into the hot summer days turned out to be: a dud.

I don’t require a lot from a horror novel, just that there’s a some sort of looming threat or creepiness that has an effect on me. Blatty spends too much time educating the reader about possessions and psychology, and the underlying message about how God is good and evil will always lose is a bit heavy handed for my liking. There’s also this awkardness in his writing, like he wanted to appear more intellectual and literary, but actually failing miserably (a sad table? really?).