The Exorcist 50th Anniversary Screening

What an excellent day for an exorcism! The Exorcist, known to many as the scariest film of all time, has scared the Hell out of moviegoers for 50 years and to celebrate the historic milestone of the movie's 50th anniversary, Phantom Fest and Garth Manor are showing the film at Central Presbyterian Church. That's right. The Exorcist. Inside a church. We're getting chills also. We'll have a special preshow and then an intro and foreword about the legendary director William Friedkin, who passed away this year. And be prepared for some additional unexpected moments before the film. It promises to be a devilishly delightful night.

In addition to seeing the film, you have a chance to pre-order a special The Exorcist shirt from the incomparable Feels So Good (Pre-order ends October 6) and buy a limited edition commemorative poster of the event by acclaimed artist Gary Pullin. We Luv Video will also be on hand to indulge in the frightful festivities.

The Exorcist show schedule 

7:30 pm: The Exorcist Pre-show starts

8:00 pm: The Exorcist Show starts with special intro and foreword about William Friedkin, & short film before The Exorcist

Additional Notes for attendees

Please note that the film will be viewed in pew seating. 

 General Parking 

• On-street parking There are often spaces available, especially 1-2 blocks east of the church on 8th St.  Public Parking information is also available from the Downtown Austin Alliance.
• Paid parking: There is almost always parking for a fee in one of the lots which are 2 blocks east of CPC (towards I-35). On-street metered parking is often available on Trinity St. Parking garages near CPC include the Omni Hotel (on 8th, across from CPC), First Baptist Church (Trinity St, between 8th and 9th streets), and St David’s; their standard rates apply.