Friedkin was also known for his work on "Killer Joe," "To Live and Die in L.A.," "Sorcerer" and "The Boys in the Band." His most recent work was 2017's "The Devil and Father Amorth," a documentary ...

William Friedkin's best movies were The French Connection, The Exorcist, Sorcerer, and To Live and Die in L.A., but which one was the best?

RIP William Friedkin, a key figure of the New Hollywood era and director of iconic films such as THE EXORCIST, SORCERER, TO LIVE AND DIE IN LA and THE FRENCH CONNECTION, for which he won Best ...

Friedkin, who died this week, may be best known for The Exorcist, but this wild 1977 thriller deserves just as much recognition, ... Sorcerer and its cohort were complex, ...

EDITOR’S NOTE: William Friedkin’s passing is a gutting experience for anyone lucky enough to have sat as he reminisced over his classic movies, with measures of regret for the recklessness ...

Sorcerer (1977) In the late, great William Friedkin’s tenacious remake of The Wages of Fear (1953), four criminals truck nitroglycerin across a Central American jungle to stymie an oil field fire.

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Friedkin's "Sorcerer" is incredibly tense and sweaty. The four men, including Roy Scheider as a crook hiding out from New Jersey mafia, agree to drive two trucks hauling unstable dynamite.

K and Blu-ray must-haves of June 2025 include J-horror obscurities, and films from Paul Schrader, Terry Gilliam, and William Friedkin.