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In 1974 he released the e-book William Peter Blatty on The Exorcist: From Novel to Film, which involved the to start with draft of the screenplay. While he had praised the movie, Roy Meacham, a critic for Metromedia tv stations based in Washington, D.C., wrote in The New York Times in February 1974 that he experienced strongly cautioned that kids really should not be authorized to see it at all, a warning his station recurring for various times. BBC film critic Mark Kermode thinks the movie to be the greatest film ever designed, stating: "There's a principle that great films give back to you whatsoever it is you deliver to them. It's completely true with The Exorcist - it displays the anxieties of the viewers. Some persons believe it's an outright horror-fest, but I don't. It was prepared by a devout Catholic who hoped it would make people consider positively about the existence of God. William Peter Blatty, who wrote the reserve, assumed that if there are demons then there are also angels and existence following loss of life. He could not see why persons assumed it was frightening. I've witnessed it about 200 situations and every time I see some thing I have not viewed before".