The Exorcist | 4K Ultra HD Official Trailer (2025)

Genre: Supernatural Horror, Thriller

Director: William Friedkin (Remastered Edition overseen by [Director/Producer Name])

Starring: Linda Blair, Ellen Burstyn, Max von Sydow

Original Release: 1973

Remastered Release: October 2025 (4K Ultra HD Edition)

Tagline: “Some evil never dies…”

Overview:

The legendary horror film that terrified generations returns like never before in The Exorcist | 4K Ultra HD Edition. Experience the chilling masterpiece, meticulously remastered in stunning 4K resolution, with enhanced visuals, remixed Dolby Atmos audio, and never-before-seen restored scenes. This definitive edition brings The Exorcist to a new era of audiences — preserving the original terror while elevating every scream, shadow, and sinister whisper.

Plot Summary:

When a young girl, Regan MacNeil, begins to exhibit bizarre and violent behavior in her Georgetown home, her mother seeks the help of medical professionals — but nothing can explain the horror unfolding before her eyes. Desperate and out of options, she turns to Father Damien Karras, a priest tormented by his own doubts, and Father Merrin, an experienced exorcist. Together, they must confront an ancient demonic force that has possessed Regan — in a battle that pushes the limits of faith, fear, and the human soul.

As the exorcism escalates, the boundary between the physical and the supernatural collapses, and the price of salvation becomes unthinkably high.

Why Watch This Edition?

This 4K Ultra HD release marks a historic restoration of one of cinema’s most influential horror films. With digitally enhanced imagery, color-corrected footage, and immersive surround sound, The Exorcist has never looked or sounded more terrifying. Bonus content includes behind-the-scenes documentaries, director commentary, and archival footage that reveals the making of this genre-defining classic.

Audience Expectation:

For long-time fans, this is a chance to relive the fear with new intensity. For first-time viewers, it’s an opportunity to experience the raw, psychological horror that redefined the genre. The Exorcist remains a cultural touchstone — now more vivid and visceral than ever.