      Producer Eli Roth poses at the premiere of &quot;The Last
Exorcism&quot; at the Arclight theatre in Hollywood, California
in this file photo taken August Producer Eli Roth poses at the
premiere of "The Last Exorcism" at the Arclight theatre in
Hollywood, California in this file photo taken August 24, 2010.
(© Mario Anzuoni / Reuters)  A: If we had thought about a
sequel, we wouldn't have called the first movie the 'last' one.
It made $20 million on opening weekend, which was a surprise.
The financiers said, "whenever you want to do another one, the
financing is there for it."    Q: "The Last Exorcism Part II" is
set in New Orleans. Does the setting influence the film?  A:
It's very much part of the story. It's Mardi Gras and Nell is
going out and experiencing the world. But there is this thing
still following her, this presence out there. So when you're
seeing a creepy face, you don't know if it's a Mardi Gras
character or if it's actually something quite sinister.  Q:
1973's "The Exorcist" is the semin