[MY AMITYVILLE HORROR
is now available on Video On Demand.]
Review
by Bob Ignizio
From a fairly early age I was
interested in all things spooky and paranormal. That being the case,
growing up in the seventies there was no way I wouldn't have been
fascinated by the purported supernatural goings-on that beset the
Lutz family in late 1975. The incident became commonly known as “The
Amityville Horror” and spawned a 1977 book by Jay Anson. However,
it was the film adaptation released in 1979 that served as my
introduction to the supposed sinister events. It's not a particularly
good film, but it worked for me when I was a kid. The parade of
mostly awful sequels and remakes that followed, less so. Notheless
when I heard there was yet another film about Amityville, this one is
a documentary, my interest was piqued.
