THE EXORCIST - POP VHS Cover N° 22 - Father Karras

This top-of-the-range vinyl figure celebrates one of the most striking and tragic figures in horror cinema, Father Damien Karras.

This model from the "VHS Cover" range stands out for its immersive and protective staging: the three-dimensional figurine is fixed inside a rigid, transparent acrylic case. The background faithfully reproduces the cult visual on the cover of the film's original video cassette, creating a striking, nostalgic effect. The character is depicted in ecclesiastical garb, capturing his solemn, tormented silhouette in the face of occult forces.

Ideal for fans of classic horror films and discerning collectors, the object is designed to be displayed on a shelf or mounted directly on the wall to enhance your display case dedicated to the masterpieces of the seventh art.

Released in 1973 and directed by William Friedkin, The Exorcist is a major work of world cinema, adapted from the novel by William Peter Blatty. The plot follows the terrifying demonic possession of Regan MacNeil, a 12-year-old girl, by the evil entity Pazuzu. Faced with the impotence of traditional medicine, Father Damien Karras, a Jesuit priest going through a profound crisis of faith and consumed by guilt over the death of his mother, is called to the child's bedside. Supported by the experienced Father Lankester Merrin, Karras must wage an extremely violent psychological and spiritual battle against the devil, a confrontation that will require him to make the ultimate and most tragic sacrifice in order to deliver the innocent girl.