The True Story Behind The Movie

I tend to agree with you there, seeing is believing for me too. But I have read quite a few accounts and listened to a podcast recently called The Exorcist files which is really a good listen.

But from what I read and gather that the demons can basically make it like your eyes are playing tricks on you. If that makes any sense like there are accounts of people seeing next twisting and body parts being morphed and making it look like they're broken when an actuality they're not.

But I am on the fence though, I would like this subject to be true, but until I see something first hand, I find it hard sometimes believing all these stories. Same thing with ghosts with me. I hear a ton of accounts of paranormal activity. But until I see something, I can say it's real.

I have the same view on women who think they are men and men who think they are women.

Yeah - I agree. I should also point out that religion, just like military, is a profitable business. In the same way that pentagon funds Hollywood films, I would not be surprised if religious institutions fund Hollywood movies as well - at least some of them. Films having to do with exorcism could be particularly enticing as they would help to spread the fear, have more people join the church and donate money.

I should point out that the kind of voice you hear there can be recreated under certain conditions. I know that when I had covid - my voice was on the verge of breaking up - and my throat had a lot of mucous fluid in it due to covid - when i had to raise my voice for teaching purposes (I didn't take time off), it sounded quite similar.

Here is the longer version of the exorcism in question.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgE2fhBqOiI