The Exorcist (Director's Cut)

A double-sided Japanese B5 movie flyer issued in 2000 for the theatrical release of the director's cut of The Exorcist, William Friedkin's 1973 horror film. This edition, also known as The Exorcist: The Version You've Never Seen, returned to cinemas with previously unreleased footage.

The front revisits one of horror cinema's most recognizable images: a lone priest carrying a case beneath a streetlamp, facing a house through thick fog. Above him, bold Japanese lettering declares that no film has surpassed its terror, while a red announcement promises 15 minutes of previously unreleased footage.

The reverse moves from atmosphere to detail, outlining the additional scenes, digitally processed imagery, and remixed sound. A particularly striking inclusion is the once-omitted “spider walk” sequence. Along the bottom, a list of Warner Mycal Cinemas locations—including Ebina, Chigasaki, and Shin-Yurigaoka—places this release within Japan's theatrical exhibition network.

Rather than an artifact of the film's original run, this flyer documents its return to Japanese cinemas in a revised form.

• Film: The Exorcist (1973)
• Director: William Friedkin
• Country: United States
• Japanese title: エクソシスト ディレクターズ・カット版
• Object: Japanese theatrical movie flyer, director's-cut release
• Flyer issue year: 2000
• Format: B5
• Printing: Double-sided
• Language: Japanese, with English title and credits
• Quantity: 1 flyer (front and reverse shown)

No formal condition grade or detailed wear assessment has been provided. Please refer to the photographs of the front and reverse for visible details.