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Set of 2 William Friedkin’s The Brink’s Job (1978) Press Publicity Photo, Peter Falk, Peter Boyle [L95]

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Set of 4 William Friedkin’s The Brink’s Job (1978) Press Publicity Photo, Peter Falk, Peter Boyle [L94]

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Set of 6 William Friedkin’s The Brink’s Job (1978) Press Publicity Photo, Peter Falk, Peter Boyle [L93]

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William Friedkin’s Bug 13×20 inch Promotional Movie Poster, Ashley Judd [A63]

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William Friedkin’s The Exorcist 24 x 36 inch One Sheet Movie Poster

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Cruising Special Edition DVD (2020)

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The Exorcist Linda Blair as Regan 18 oz Geeki Tikis Ceramic Horror Mug

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The Exorcist Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Limited Edition Vinyl

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Cruising Special Edition Blu-ray (2019)

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William Peter Blatty’s The Exorcist Limited Edition Soundtrack Score CD

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William Friedkin’s The Exorcist 24 x 36 Inch Key Art Movie Poster

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To Live and Die in LA Shout Factory Select Collector’s Edition

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Cult 1980’s funny money thriller To Live And Die In L.A. being adapted to TV by William Friedkin #CultCinemaIcons

Deadline has reported that 1985 cult classic crime thriller To Live And Die In L.A., the MGM film written and directed by William Friedkin, is currently being adapted for television by cable network WGN America. The network apparently landed the series adaptation of the action thriller, with Oscar winner Friedkin himself directing and executive producing. ….

Bug movie production photos

Check out these photos from the movie Bug. Director: William Friedkin Cast: Ashley Judd, Michael Shannon, Harry Connick Jr., Lynn Collins, Brian F. O’Byrne, Neil Bergeron, Bob Neill

The French Connection II Blu-ray review

I don’t think a crime film will ever be released, that’s grittier and better-made than William Friedkin’s original The French Connection – even John Frankenheimer’s very worthy 1975 follow-up, French Connection II. The first film was based on actual people and events, however French Connection II was entirely fictitious, and didn’t bring back any of ….