Exorcism

• The Catholic Church is running low on exorcists. Positions are now open for new applicants. Please register at your local parish, thank you. No this is not a joke. The Catholic Church is honestly running out of exorcists.
(Examiner)
• Borrowing a page from its successful Paranormal Activity marketing strategy, Paramount Pictures hypes its new exorcism thriller The Devil Inside with footage of freaked-out moviegoers reacting to the film.
(Wired News)
• It's a dead zone at the movies this week. Hollywood's annual exorcism film, The Devil Inside, is the only real new movie release. Like we said, a dead zone.
(Time)
• But we'd be out one bona fide classic, plus an endless amount of hilarious rip-offs and bad imitations.
(Cincinnati.com)
• Hollywood has gotten quite a bit of mileage out of exorcism over the decades, and audiences' fascination shows no signs of waning.
(Hollywood.com)
• WASHINGTON -- Former Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) has become a top-tier candidate for the Republican presidential nomination in recent weeks by appealing to evangelical voters as a man steeped in family values and his Christian faith.
(Huffington Post)
• This is the time of year for hot cups of cocoa, warm woollen mittens and, oh yeah, low-budget exorcism movies. And just your luck there's one opening today. As many of you know, January can be scary when it comes to visiting the multiplex.
(Globe and Mail)
• I guess shes grown up with exorcism movies, so nothings going to shock her. If its January, it must be low-grade horror season.
(Seattle Times)
• Are exorcisms real? Hollywood likes to play to our fears of possession and the supernatural with movies like The Exorcist, The Exorcism of Emily Rose, The Rite and now The Devil Inside, in theaters now.
(Daily Oklahoman)
• No, the Holy See apparently is waiting to back an exorcism movie thats a little less hilariously lame.
(Chicago Tribune)