The Exorcist: Martyrs is the Mike Flanagan film that follows NYPD detective Julie Miller, played by Scarlett Johansson. A case from her past returns to the centre of the story as a demonic threat closes in on her son Max.
The title on the producer’s film record
Morgan Creek gives the project its full title and credits Flanagan as writer and director. An older Universal listing used a provisional description identifying an untitled Flanagan Exorcist film. The filmmaker and franchise link those references, and Martyrs is the subtitle on the detailed producer record.
That distinction matters when an older bookmark or search result surfaces the project without a title. Look for the named director and the current film record before deciding that the placeholder refers to another entry.
Julie’s past case anchors this story
The producer places the new investigation thirteen years after Julie stopped a killer. The detective’s old case and the danger to Max give the film two connected points of identification.
For a work note, write the subtitle, Julie Miller and the director. That identifies the new chapter more precisely than the franchise name or a general description of possession.
Use the available premise at its intended scope
The police investigation and family threat describe the setup in the producer’s record. Preserve those details when comparing versions or announcements so a franchise reference does not turn into a claim about how this story ends.
Sources and review
- The Exorcist: Martyrs — Morgan Creek Entertainment
- Unt. Mike Flanagan Exorcist Film — Universal Pictures