If you’re going into this movie expecting to be jump scared at every chance you might as well stay home. The movie was good for the first half but after a while it gets dull and boring. The two little girls were the best part of this movie. Leslie Odom Jr. was also phenomenal in this movie but I can’t help but wish we saw more than one emotion from him. The movie has little to no jump scares however the imagery in this movie is downright horrific. And if you’re looking for anything close to the original you should turn around because this movie didn’t have it.

True Horror Fan here: Not great. They don't make horror movies like they did back then anymore.

The Exorcist: Believer has its moments, but we’ve had a half-century of this stuff. And the filmmaker in charge has to show us something new; there’s more to life, and moviegoing, than coasting on cherished memories of projectile vomiting and head-swiveling.

Michael Phillips

Chicago Tribune

The Exorcist: Believer never manages anything like the deep terror of the original, and the film’s climactic scenes pass by with a lifeless predictability. Been there, exhumed that.