The Exorcist Locations: Georgetown Then and Now

This short documentary revisits the iconic filming locations of the seminal horror film 'The Exorcist' in Georgetown, Washington D.C. It contrasts the appearance of these sites during the 1973 production with their present-day state. Through archival footage and contemporary shots, it offers a glimpse into the real-world settings that became synonymous with cinematic terror.

As a short documentary focused on filming locations, critical reception is limited and often tied to its parent release or as supplementary material. It is generally appreciated by fans for providing context and a nostalgic look at the places made famous by the film.

• Offers a fascinating visual comparison of iconic horror film sites.

• Appeals to fans of 'The Exorcist' by showing the real-world impact of the movie.

• A brief but effective look at cinematic history in a specific locale.

Google audience: Information on Google user reviews specifically for this short documentary is not readily available, as it is often viewed as bonus content.

N/A (As a short documentary, it is not typically eligible for major awards on its own).

The iconic house used in 'The Exorcist' is located at 3600 Prospect Street NW in Georgetown, and its staircase, famously used in a pivotal scene, remains a well-known landmark for horror enthusiasts.