Movies like The Exorcist III

M. Night Shyamalan's The Sixth Sense stands out with its psychological depth and shocking twist, following a boy who can communicate with the dead and the troubled psychologist who tries to help him. For viewers who appreciate the psychological horror elements in The Exorcist III, this film delivers an equally thought-provoking and unsettling experience.

As the seminal film that started the possession genre, The Exorcist lays the terrifying foundation for films like The Exorcist III. Fans of the latter will find the origins of its horror roots in the tale of Regan MacNeil’s demonic possession and the two priests who confront the very essence of evil.

The Conjuring offers a modern take on a paranormal investigation, following the real-life exploits of Ed and Lorraine Warren. Audiences who appreciated the investigative angle and demonological aspects of The Exorcist III will be at the edge of their seats with this intense and atmospheric thriller.

Sinister weaves the tale of a true-crime writer who discovers a box of disturbing home movies, leading him down a path of supernatural horror. The movie's atmosphere of dread and its investigative storyline will appeal to those who enjoy the deep tension and mystery of The Exorcist III.

Blending courtroom drama with chilling horror, The Exorcism of Emily Rose presents the harrowing story of a young girl's possession and the ensuing legal battle. Its approach to exorcism lore makes it a gripping follow-up for those enthralled by the religious and supernatural themes in The Exorcist III.

Based on a notoriously haunted house, The Amityville Horror tells the story of the Lutz family and the dark forces they encounter. It shares with The Exorcist III a harrowing blend of paranormal activity and psychological dread, making it a natural next step for horror aficionados.

Starring Anthony Hopkins, The Rite delves into the Vatican’s exorcism practices as a skeptical seminary student confronts true evil. This film will resonate with fans of The Exorcist III, thanks to its focus on the battle between faith and demonic possession.