Gina and Joe Talk About The Exorcist ZiNE

In the zine, Gina examines the ripple effect that The Exorcist sent throughout the horror genre, spills the tea on her thoughts about the book that started the series, and tells a chilling story of a serial killer in her town growing up and how The Exorcist made her rethink what evil really could be.  I have a riot watching every movie in The Exorcist franchise and writing about them, including both sequels from 1977 and 1990, I dissect the fascinating story of the two prequels that came out less than a year apart, give my thoughts on the popular-but-short-lived Exorcist TV series from 2016, and dig through a few other franchises you'll love if you enjoyed The Exorcist. As usual, this isn't a one-and-done zine, you'll likely have to sit with this one for awhile! 

The zine clocks in at 32 full color pages with over 11,000 words - that's almost a quarter of a novel, dang! The zine cover sports a handsome linocut from my extremely-talented friend from across the pond, John Watson. The zine is printed by Fireball Printing right here in Philadelphia. And what's that? You say you've read the others in the series and you miss the terrible, overly-simple line drawings I did for the first issue of Queer Horror? Well, okay, if I have to try my hand at some Exorcist-themed drawings, I guess I will...

Joe: @displacedsnail