Horror master Stephen King names his favorite movie by the late William Friedkin - and surprisingly, it's not the horror masterpiece The Exorcist.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Stephen King recommends his favorite movie by the late William Friedkin - and surprisingly, it's not the director's horror masterpiece The Exorcist. The entertainment world is in mourning over the passing of Friedkin, who died Monday at the age of 87.
Sorcerer Sank Without A Trace – Thanks Partly To Star Wars This is indeed not the first time King has shouted out Friedkin’s Sorcerer. Back in 2017, the horror author went so far as to call the thriller his favorite movie of all time in a rundown for BFI. Said King at the time:
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