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As a remake of a classic horror movie, Amityville horror, like its predecessor, is based on the true story of Long Island, new york. 1974 On a dark night in autumn, in the small town of Amityville, Lei Anjia's youngest son killed his family while his parents and siblings were asleep. However, after being arrested for his heinous crime, the boy defended himself with a supernatural phenomenon. He said that his behavior was driven by some strange things in the house where they lived. ...

This film is based on the real events that caused a sensation that year. The three-story villa in the story is located atNo. 1 12 Haiyang Avenue, Amityville District, Long Island, new york. The protagonist Luce and his wife are also real people. At that time, they bought this million-dollar mansion for only $80,000. The reason is naturally that a heinous murder happened here a year ago. What is controversial is what happened after the Luce family moved into 1 12. Mr. and Mrs. Luce claimed that a series of terrible evil events happened after that. They even invited a priest to exorcise the evil spirits, but the result was still useless, which eventually led them to flee in a hurry after only 28 days. But some people think that the Luce family is completely mystifying and exaggerating. In order to seek the truth, ABC made an exclusive report on this matter. But the results are still confusing. The only fact is that the house is still empty. Review the murder case in June 1974 1 1. The murderer Ronald swore in the later trial that his actions were instigated by some evil force. But the jury and the prosecutor thought that he killed his relatives in cold blood in order to defraud the high insurance money. Ronald was finally sentenced to 150 years in prison for six counts of first-degree murder. A year later, the tragic situation of the Luce family was exposed. Later, at the invitation of a reporter from new york, several experts who claimed to study supernatural science went to Ocean Avenue 1 12. After a boring night, someone claimed that he felt a "terrible and irresistible depression" in the house. At the same time, it is said that a strange ghost child image was found in the photos taken by experts. This convinced Mr. and Mrs. Luce that the murderer must have been "possessed" by killing all his family in this house. Meanwhile, William, a lawyer who once defended Ronald, happened to be writing a novel. The latter wants to write the experience of the Luce couple into his book. However, due to the distrust between William and Luce, the cooperation fell through. 1976, the writer Jay Anson completed the documentary horror novel Amityville Horror according to the story of the Luce family. After the publication of this work, the response was very strong. Printed 13 times, with a total circulation of over 6 million copies. 1In July, 979, the film of the same name adapted from the novel was a great success. For a time, discussions about "haunted houses" flooded the streets. Later, a reporter said that Ronald, the murderer who was serving his sentence, was interviewed in a remote prison on the outskirts of new york. He admitted that all the quibbles in court were lies, but he just wanted to create an excuse of insanity to escape the severe punishment of the law. The so-called "a voice drives him to kill people" or "there is some evil force hidden in the room" is a complete lie. George Luce still firmly stated: "What I am telling is the true story I experienced." In addition, he claimed that Jay Anson had accumulated millions of dollars in wealth through novels and movies, while his family only got a paltry $300,000.

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A couple happily moved to a new house, but they met a woman at the door. The woman claimed to have taken care of the children of the former owner of the house, and those children died later because, "behind this, there is something strange in this house." We all know this feeling, and it is an understatement to say strange. It's clear why we were dragged to see the Amityville horror movie-this movie is based on the horror movie of the 1970s and made in Hollywood. Although we are not excited about it, we always know that there are still some flowers to see. This remake is not deeper than last year's The Exorcist Prequel, or even worse than Dawn of the Zombies and texas chainsaw massacre, Texas and Texas in previous years. It is the worst of countless bad movies in Hollywood. Before making this film, director andrew douglas was a photographer, and most of his films were commercials and MTV. He has never directed a film before. In his first movie, he brought the usual tricks in horror movies into a hodgepodge-the blood sprayed from the faucet sprayed on the wall, the things in the room rumbled at night, and the mysterious voices in the pipes kept on ... There were too many ghosts in the movie, so a ghost association could be established. The actor's performance didn't add to the horror of the film. Ryan Lei Nuode has gone too far. He was possessed by an evil ghost and changed from a kind stepfather to a supernatural ogre. "There are no bad houses, only bad people." In the story, George Lutz, played by Lei Nuode, is a capable man who decides to move into this haunted house with his remarried wife and three children of his ex-wife. He said that this haunted house was caused by a large-scale murder in this house a year ago. Melissa george doesn't ask for acting skills here. She is always a housewife with an empty mind. She just needs to scream when it happens. What about the Lutz couple's three children? Just lying there pretending to be dead. There is no need to be a good actor at all. Ghosts have more personality than people. As a prayer Philip Barker Hall who was kicked in the ass by evil spirits, when he rushed out of the house, I'm afraid the audience would wonder whether he wanted to escape from the horror behind him or from this bad film. It's not scary, it's tacky. Ryan Lei Nuode and melissa george will comfort each other because of their performance in Amityville Horror. What was supposed to be scary was turned into a joke by their performance. In the film, when they try to sell the house to others, her furtive eyes seem to think, "Oh, my God, I have to trick them into signing the contract before those monsters jump out." Neither Douglas, the director, nor Squet Kossa, the screenwriter, tried to make up the story perfectly, but tried to lock the audience's carotid artery with a nightmare scene from the beginning. While the skeptics were arguing, the phone was disconnected, which made the story of the Lutz family look like a farce. All kinds of ghosts you see in other movies will also appear here. For example, there is a terrible child's face on the window next to your daughter. Incredibly, the protagonist will stay in such a house for 28 days. God, why? The success of most good ghost stories, such as "Ghost Invasion" and "Cry on a Island", lies in that they leave people with more imagination about terror, and the imagination of the audience can often make the atmosphere of terror reach the extreme. The most important thing about horror movies is to create a weird atmosphere and show an interesting story. You don't need fancy makeup or strenuous stunts. The audience will finish the work of filmmakers, and they can scare themselves to death. However, in some Japanese films, such as The Bell of Midnight and The Curse, filmmakers focus on depicting evil souls, which adds to the creepy atmosphere. In contrast, the more the ghosts in the Ghost Cry God horror film put on airs, the more terrible the atmosphere will fail. 1979 version of Amityville Horror is a thoroughly bad film, but it was also a big hit at that time. This remake also followed in the footsteps of the original and won the box office championship for a week. It seems that Hollywood will hold high the banner of bad movies and move on, move on, move on.

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