Travis Stevens

Boorman and the Devil | Boston Underground Film Festival

Get your tickets for BOORMAN AND THE DEVIL here! Screening is Saturday March 21 at 3:45pm! I'm gonna be there for Q&A-- come say hi! bostonunderground.org/schedule/202...

BEYOND FEST AND THE MUSIC BOX THEATRE UNLEASH BEYOND CHICAGO CELEBRATING THIRTY ELECTRIFYING FILMS AND EVENTS FROM ACROSS THE CINEMATIC UNIVERSE - Beyond Fest BEYOND FEST, THE BIGGEST GENRE FESTIVAL IN THE U.S., ANNOUNCES ITS INAUGURAL CHICAGO PROGRAM OF GLOBAL GENRE-BUSTING CINEMA, INCLUDING FACES OF DEATH, OBSESSION, NORMAL, OVER YOUR DEAD BODY, THE FURIO...

CHICAGO! Get brushed by the wings at the historic @musicboxtheatre.bsky.social! It’s the first-ever Beyond Fest Chicago and the Midwest premiere of BOORMAN AND THE DEVIL on Sunday April 5– followed right after by a 35mm print of John Boorman’s EXORCIST II: THE HERETIC! Get tix at beyondfest.com!

I can still feel those ant feet.

It’s the UK Premiere of BOORMAN & THE DEVIL! David Kittredge’s documentary revisits EXORCIST II: THE HERETIC as John Boorman, Linda Blair, Louise Fletcher and more reflect on ambition, artistry and the legendary Hollywood misfire. Essential for genre fans.

We’re in the next @fangoria.bsky.social! @gayofthedead.bsky.social takes a wonderful deep dive into BOORMAN AND THE DEVIL-- and thanks @philnobilejr.bsky.social for including us! If you have a subscription you can read it as part of the digital issue— the print version drops soon!

Hell of a way to end the year...

An unexpected aspect of spending an extended amount of time in your hometown is the number of places you pass by where you've had sex.

The handmade, human qualities of your work are more valuable than they've ever been. Don't doubt that for a second.

10 Great Movies from 2025 That Still Need Distribution From Willem Dafoe in 'Lucky Lu' to Jaeden Martell in 'Our Hero Balthazar,' the best undistributed movies from 2025.

“Boorman and the Devil” is one of 2025’s most unexpectedly gripping documentaries… (it) reframes a sequel many see as a failure as a meaningful — even essential — filmmaking experiment. Among this year’s undistributed gems, it’s a true standout that demands to be on streaming at least.”

Twerps.

hey, thanks Rachel!

It really all comes together in B&W.

"...it is indeed heresy that this terrific doc has yet to land distribution. Someone needs to get this movie to a wider audience, and they shouldn’t need the devil to make them do it." - Michael Gingold

Good things do happen.

Potatoes are great.

🫂 thank you for the support and guidance!

“Someone release this film!”

We agree!

10 years later and still true…

Stream-along with @barbaracrampton JAKOB'S WIFE Oct. 28 | 8pm ET Pluto TV

On Tuesday, horror legend @barbaracrampton.bsky.social is doing a stream-along of @travisstevens.bsky.social's chilling JAKOB'S WIFE. Watch the movie on Pluto TV Terror starting at 8pm PT: pluto.tv/us/live-tv/5...

And join Barbara and special guests on Instagram: www.instagram.com/barbaracramp...

Every frame of Boorman and the Devil drips with David Kittredge’s deep love for film and more specifically The Exorcist II: Heretic. It’s a doc made of blood sweat and tears and a must-see for anyone who’s ever been obsessed with a film - and all lovers of film.

Not just yet. May soon pop up at a fun festival over there tho...

‘Boorman and the Devil’ Review: This Deep Dive Into How ‘Exorcist II: The Heretic’ Spiraled Out of Control Deserves a Wide Release David Kittredge conjures a true film lover's retrospective in magical John Boorman documentary with Linda Blair in 'Exorcist II: The Heretic.' Review.

Indiewire says WE DESERVE A WIDE RELEASE!

The @fangoria.bsky.social Editor's Eyeball Award goes to A WOUNDED FAWN cinematographer Ksusha Genenfeld!
#chainsawawards

Brooklyn Horror Film Festival 2025

Friend of The Projection Booth, David Kittredge, will be screening his new film, BOORMAN AND THE DEVIL, at the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival: brooklynhorror2025.eventive.org/films/68b719...

The head chef showing love to some good eggs.

Oh hell yeah! Cc: @davidkittredge.bsky.social

"A WOUNDED FAWN" remains one of my favorite memories... playing a serial killer, shooting on the east coast through Halloween season...

Anyway, great flicks on this list

Great observations about a great film. Feels lyrical and leecherous. And the ending...incredible. The DNA somehow found its way into MAXXXINE.

Boorman and the Devil is fantastic.

It's a deep dive into the making and release of the ill-fated Exorcist II – one of the biggest, most beautiful studio swings of the 1970s – that doubles as a fascinating (and long overdue) portrait of John Boorman, one of the last century's great film artists.