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-- The Exorcist: Linda Blair, pea soup, 360-degree head turn, Satan, "the power of Christ compels you...," blah, blah -- whatever, it's still a great movie. And besides, it stars Ellen Burstyn, who is practically perfect in every way. Part of the Castro Theatre's William Friedkin Series, it screens tonight at 7 p.m.; $6-$9.

-- The Turn of the Screw: Henry James' complicated Gothic tale about a governess in a haunted house gets the stage treatment. "The beauty is in its sheer inventiveness," cried the Examiner! Curtain goes up at 8 p.m. at The Garage, 975 Howard Street (at Sixth Street); $9.

-- Billy Bob Thornton: Pin-thin, Academy Award-winning thespian's attempt at a triumphant (bluegrass and country) music career presents itself at 8 p.m. at Slim's, 333 - 11th Street (at Folsom); $25.

-- Tempo No Tempo, Aria C. Jalali, and Timothy Rabbit: "Pop-rock," "Lo-fi pop," and "pop-meets-indie" sounds, respectively, abound onstage tonight at 8 p.m. at the Rickshaw Stop, 155 Fell; $8.

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How about THE FRAMES tonight at the Great American Music Hall?? Fronted by Glen Hansard of the movie Once, they might be the best live band you've never heard of. Check em out...

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