Fox is reportedly pushing forward with plans to produce a television series based on The Exorcist, William Blatty's terrifying 1971 novel.

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Actor Jason Miller, center, nominee for best supporting actor in "The Exorcist," arrives for the Academy Awards in Los Angeles in 1974. At right is Miller's wife, actor Susan Bernard.

When “The Exorcist” came out 50 years ago, it fed into the rise of the new fundamentalist culture. (I get it: “The Exorcist” was Catholic, fundamentalist Christians are not.

Finally, in 2016, an Exorcist TV series arrived, gaining much critical acclaim. Sold as a reboot, it ultimately reveals itself to be a sequel to the original film.

“The Exorcist,” even more than “Psycho,” is the film that elevated horror/violence oriented genre titles to legitimacy beyond the drive-in and B-movie niche they mostly inhabited.