In J.R.R. Tolkien's 'The Hobbit,' Bolg is one of the villainous creatures to inhabit Middle Earth, and wreak havok on Bilbo and his comrades. He's said to be the mightiest of the Orc Chieftains, so it only makes sense for Peter Jackson's team, in the movie adaptation, to model this guy after one of the most terrifying cinema villains of all-time: 'The Exorcist' demon.
You know what 'The Exorcist' was missing? A laugh track! See what happens when William Friedkin's horror classic gets re-imagined as an 80s sitcom -- we promise, hilarity and shenanigans totally ensue.
Excuse me, waiter? Would you mind taking this back? No one here ordered the pea soup.
A few days ago, we began hearing rumors that longtime horror classic 'The Exorcist' was to be adapted for TV as a 10-part mini-series, though now the creative minds behind the original are claiming not so. Is this a case of someone's head spinning around a complete 180 degrees, or are we being spoken to in false tongues?
Have you, like most of us, been feeling a pressing lack of vomit gracing our TV screens? Good news! No, it's not a 'Jersey Shore' marathon, but rather the classic horror story 'The Exorcist' is on deck to be adapted for TV! So who's been compelled by the power of Christ to adapt the tale, and how long can we expect it to run?
