NBC Universal buys The Exorcist Franchise for 45 Billion dollars, new trilogy starts filming soon for their streaming service

[Spicechinodiva]

Who doesn't love a Good Scary movie, seeing teens getting killed for being promiscuous, a jock and other things that slashers think are bad, cos they only kill people who traded their innocence to become an adult despite being a teen. 

 

What about the 1973 Classic "The Exorcist", the only horror film to receive a best picture nod, the 1973 film scared a lot of people and almost 50 years since it's release, the iconic horror film about a girl being possessed by Satan, and the stuff that occurs like the infamous vomit scene, what I can describe the self r*** scene, and her head spinning completely around, you don't even have to watch it, but a lot of people love horror, but refuse to even watch that film. 

 

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=596429791036476&id=46132502198

 

Well NBC Universal brought the rights to the franchise for 45 Billion dollars, a new trilogy will begin being film shortly starring Leslie Odom, Jr. And the original franchise players Linda Blair and Ellen Beyrstein. 

First film will premiere next year in 2022 Halloween season on Pea🐔

[MikeHunt]

Forbes states Universal bought the franchise for $400 million. 45 billion sounds ridiculous tbh

[anthony7226]

400 Mill. Let's do some accurate "reporting"  

That said, 400 Mill is still a CRAZY amount of money. Too bad Universal couldn't use that money to create NEW and ORIGINAL content. You know these remakes are gonna get torn to shreds. 

[Alejobz]

2 hours ago, MikeHunt said:

Forbes states Universal bought the franchise for $400 million. 45 billion sounds ridiculous tbh

yeah i was like wtf, with that money puedes convertir a Colombia en una super potencia tbh 

[FemmeFataleBrit]

45 billion is literally impossible. The highest grossing movie earned 3 billion. With 3 movies, they’d earn 9 billion. No way would they be able to recover their budget. Impossible. Must be around 450 million.

[pointsmade]

45 billion?