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The Exorcism Blu-ray Review

Score: 57

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The Exorcism offers potential but devolves into clichéd scares; its Blu-ray presents decent A/V quality but lacks compelling content beyond fan curiosity.

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DTS-HD MA

Video: 75

The Exorcism's 1080p transfer effectively captures its shadow-heavy mood with strong fine detail, contrast, and color representation, despite occasional macro blocking and banding. While a 4K UHD option is absent, the encoding remains solid, delivering quality that satisfies fans.

Audio: 75

The DTS-HD 5.1 Master Audio track delivers a robust mix with clear dialogue and immersive atmosphere; however, some sections feel slightly exaggerated, potentially by design, but overall, it effectively serves its purpose without redefining genre standards. English (SDH) subtitles are available.

Extra: 0

Despite eco-friendly packaging, the Blu-ray of 'The Exorcism' lacks any bonus content, a notable omission likely linked to the film’s complicated production history, yet remains disappointing for enthusiasts.

Movie: 46

The Exorcism's intriguing premise quickly devolves into clichéd storytelling with tonal inconsistencies, despite strong performances and an impressive opening scene. Vertical Entertainment’s Blu-ray offers decent A/V quality but lacks significant extras, making it a questionable addition for collectors.

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