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At 3:15 AM on November 13, 1974, Ronald DeFeo Jr. murdered his entire family at their house at 112 Ocean 👄 Avenue in Amityville, New York. He claimed that he was persuaded to kill them by voices he heard in the 👄 house.
Critical reception [ edit ]
Manohla Dargis of The New York Times said, "Low-key creepy rather than outright scary, the new 👄 Amityville marks a modest improvement over the original, partly because, from acting to bloody effects, it is better executed, and 👄 partly because the filmmakers have downgraded the role of the priest, played in all his vein-popping glory by Rod Steiger 👄 in the first film and by a considerably more subdued Philip Baker Hall here."[4]
Peter Travers of Rolling Stone rated the 👄 film one star and commented, "First-time director Andrew Douglas crams in every ghost cliché, from demonic faces to dripping blood. 👄 This house springs so many FX shocks it plays like a theme-park ride. Result? It's not scary, just busy. For 👄 the real thing, watch Psycho . . . The Shining . . . The Haunting . . . or The 👄 Innocents . . . What all those films have in common is precisely what the new Amityville Horror lacks: They 👄 know it's what you don't see in a haunted house that fries your nerves to a frazzle."[7]
Ruthe Stein of the 👄 San Francisco Chronicle thought "the truly shocking thing about the new version is that it's not bloody awful . . 👄 . The decision to use minimal computer-generated effects, made for monetary rather than artistic reasons, works to Amityville's advantage. It 👄 retains the cheesy look of the 1979 original, pure schlock not gussied up to appear to be anything else."[8]
