Yet another entry in the Amityville franchise that is just another ‘loose’ entry. Amityville Island is a no-budget stinker that takes the Amityville name and slaps it on the front with almost no links to the original story or franchise as a whole.
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Amityville: Mt Misery Road is a horrendous watch. Horrible acting, shockingly poor dialogue, painfully boring and about as scary as Dora the Explorer.
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It’s a miracle. An absolute miracle. After having suffered through so many terrible Amityville sequels and spinoffs, we have here the 21st Amityville movie and the first in a long time that actually directly relates to the infamous house. However, unlike most of the films, this one chooses to focus on the true horror that took place in the house.
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Amityville Prison sees a group of friends get bored of their house party and sneak into an abandoned prison to do some ghost hunting.
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A franchise that was born in 1979, it is predominately based around the infamous house, 112 Ocean Avenue in Amity, Long Island. There have been 21 films with the name Amityville attached and this is our definitive list.
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Amityville: The Awakening sees a family dealing with the eldest son’s miraculous recovery from injury that seems to be related to the famous house.
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Amityville Exorcism sees an alcoholic father forced to team up with a priest to save his daughter from demonic possession.
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The fourth movie with the Amityville title in five months to be released in 2016, Amityville: No Escape is the seventeenth film in the franchise.
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