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LOS ANGELES —With Hollywood’s horror reboots reaching fever pitch and TikTok’s influence worming its way into every facet of human life, it was only a matter of time before the forces of darkness entered the content creator game. In The Exorcist: The Sequel: The Devil’s New Hobby: TikTok , Hollywood is reimagining demonic possession for the Gen Z generation, where influencers wrestle with the supernatural just as much as with the algorithm. The film opens with a familiar premise: dark forces lurking in suburban basements. But this time, the basements are decked out in LED lights, and instead of priests chanting incantations, we’ve got teens lip-syncing to Doja Cat and chanting “WitchTok” spells. The Devil, frustrated with his sagging approval ratings in a world that's already spiraling into moral decay, decides it’s time to join the social media frenzy. After all, why waste time on Ouija boards and cryptic Latin phrases when the entire world is hypnotized by a six-inch screen?...