William Peter Blatty, to refresh your memory, wrote the book and screenplay for one of the scariest movies ever, "The Exorcist." His script for "John Goldfarb, Please Come Home" isn't as scary- but it's close. Watching usually down-to-earth TV actors yelling and screaming at one another doesn't work when they all do it at once. At least, that's how it sounds. It's probably this film, along with the other clunkers he's written scripts for ("What Did You Do in the War, Daddy?," "Darling Lili") that made him write "The Exorcist"- as penance for all those sins he committed in the name of entertainment.
