Title: It's All About The Music
Product review: This is a dark, brooding film so typical of William Friedkin. Not his best work, but entertaining nonetheless. I mean, who else can generate white knuckle suspense at two miles per hour (see the film, and you'll know what I mean).The best aspect of the film is the intense soundtrack by Tangerine Dream. Mr. Friedkin once stated if he had known of the existence of Tangerine Dream when he made The Exorcist, he would have selected them for that soundtrack instead of Mike Oldfield.
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