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Amityville 3-D

This is a a very underrated movie. It true the The Amityville Horror (1979) is better. Amityville II the possession is also better. But still this not a 4 that is just underrating. It has great story line. It also great acting. It also has great special effects. It is very scary. Amityville 4 evil escapes is better. The Amityville cures is also better. Amityville it's about time is also better. Amityville the new generation is also better. The Amityville dollhouse is also better. The Amityville horror (2005) is also better. But still this is a great movie. See it. It is one of the scariest movie from 1983. I need more line and I am running out of things to say.

Okay - Amityville 3-D will not go down as one of the scariest films of all time. Not even one of the best. However, if you use your imagination and complete the 3-D effects in the film, it is a very fun time. Imagine the pipe shattering the car window coming through your TV screen. The spit of the old woman flying out at you. The boom mike ready to take your next words and amplify them through the house. Watch it again, and pay special attention to when the 3-D effects appear - and have fun with them. Also, a special acting nod goes to the branch at the beginning - scratching the camera screen, even when there's not a tree around. Now, that's acting!

I always love watching movies in 3D! What makes them so great? Wearing special glasses and watching things pop out of the screen to you, of course! I also find action, adventure, and horror movies pretty awesome as well, and this movie, "Amityville 3-D," combines all of those elements together into one special movie ride...of your life! Oh, how I loved it when the spooky stuff seemed more realistic - this makes other horror movies like "Texas Chainsaw Massacre," "Psycho," "The Shining," and any Stephen King movie adaptation look like kids stuff. So if you're lucky enough to find this movie somewhere, I say go ahead and rent this 3-D movie awesome enough to be very 80s!

The Baxtor family moves into the infamous Amityville House. Their daughter dies in a boating accident but the mother sees the now deceased daughter alive in the house. Mr. Baxtor calls a paranormal investigator in to help and the investigator finds out the source of the household problems. One of the last good sequels in the Amityville trilogy, with some _Bizzare_ special effects (Some times in a good way, other times in a bad way), a terrific cast, some genuinely scary and thrilling moments, and a good atmosphere and suspense built by the director. Pretty good entry in the notorious Amityville series IMHO. 6.5/10

Journalist moves himself and his family into the infamous Amityville house after a fake senace thinking all the rumors about the house are fake. Well....when his family starts to die and weird things begin to happen, he discovers that the house may be haunted after all. Horror film may have had some merit on the big screen in 3-D, but on video it comes off as slow paced, dull, and boring. Only point of interest is some early appearances by Lori Loughlin & Meg Ryan.

First off, check out Meg Ryan as the lesbian lover of the lead character's daughter. This flick is from 1983. That was back when she was still the darling of Another World (as Betsy Stewart Montgomery Andropoulos). Actually not part of the "series" (lies), and an actual work of fiction rather than a distorted claim of "true story," this installment is better than both originals AND the remake. At the time of this writing, the IMDb average is 3.6/10 compared to 4.4/10 for 2, and 5.5/10 for the original stink-fest. But that's because, by 1983, we all knew it was not true, and no one cared anymore. Apparently, no one cares even now. It feels like a 1980's Made for TV Movie in its direction style, film quality, and musical score and plays like a half-interesting who-dun-it. All in all, not nearly as bad as the previous two, but still not great. 5/10 on the B scale from... the Fiend :.

In the house where Sonny slaughtered the Montelli family, the reporter John Baxter (Tony Roberts) and the photographer Melanie (Candy Clark) disclose two charlatans, who cheated the persons pretending they were medium. The broker, who presently owns the house, is having difficulties to sell the mansion due to its fame, and John decides to buy the house by very low price. When he moves to the cursed place, many fatal tragedies happen with the broker, his daughter and his lover Melanie. This movie is very silly and boring. Its greatest attraction in the present day is to see Meg Ryan in the beginning of her career. The Brazilian DVD is a shame: it has a recent picture of Meg Ryan on the cover, and her name is highlighted as if she were the lead actress, showing a total lack of respect of the distributor with the viewers and consumers. My vote is four. Title (Brazil): `Amityville 3D'