exorcist

South Park season 28 has Peter Thiel as an exorcist trying to cure Cartman's devilish obsession with 6-7.

There is an interesting blog[1] by an exorcist with entries once a week for a few years now.

Other people's computers are so messed up they're better off with an exorcist than the Genius Bar.

Conversely, if you took Claude Code or similar tools back to 1996, they would grab a crucifix and scream for an exorcist.

That’s about the time I would have given up on the investigation and called in an exorcist.

The family living in the home currently had to resort to an exorcist.

Maybe call an exorcist, it could be as efficient.

Really, exorcist should be much higher on the list.

You don't need a lawyer, you need an exorcist.

E could be evoker, enchanter, or exorcist.

I have sat outside the door of someone withdrawing from heroin and they might as well have been playing The Exorcist at full volume in there.

I have spoken with a real-life exorcist – I didn't seek him out, I met him in passing – and was told that my experience with Jim was a possible sign of demonic activity though not necessarily possession.

There's also a sub-theme of the too secular modern men who don't believe in superstition (Jonathan Harker doesn't believe in vampires in the beginning) needing to get in better touch with Christianity to defeat Dracula- and features a rejection of secular psychiatry to defeat what turns out to not be "mental illness" way before The Exorcist did it.

Some random insults: > Bobby "Stupid Party" Jindal, Tom "Tehran" Cotton, James "Senator Snowball" Inhofe, Bobby "the exorcist" Jindal > Alas, it is true...

I.e., imagine watching "The Exorcist" alone in a big haunted house, only you can't turn it off, and you can't stop watching it, because if you close your eyes, it's now being projected in 3D onto the insides of your eyelids.

Reminds me of those flashes of demon faces in The Exorcist.

I eventually realized that the level of obsession I would get into when trying to get people to understand that it wasn't just a nightmare mirrored the hysterical reactions you would see from characters in Nightmare on Elm Street or the Exorcist.