A children's doll house, which is a miniature of the infamous haunted Long Island house, is given to a young girl; and the demonic evil soon comes out to cause more terror.
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Steve White
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Robin Thomas
Bill Martin
Starr Andreeff
Claire Martin
Allen Cutler
Todd Martin
Rachel Duncan
Jessica Martin
Jarrett Lennon
Jimmy Martin
Clayton Murray
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Joshua Michael Stern
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Amityville: Dollhouse
It's an entertaining horror filck but slow sometimes but good give it a try
Funny (slly) movie, and definitely not to be taken at all seriously, that's for sure. This is an all-out SPOOF, that's all, so watch it tongue-in-cheek, and laugh as much as you wish. The special effects were surprisingly good, most of the time. The walk-through fireplace, the burning up of the house...... pretty darn good, actually. What knocked me out, of all things, was the son, "Jimmy Martin" (outstandingly portrayed by young actor JARRETT LENNON), who came across so naturally, so charmingly, so intelligently, so humorously, so nicely. He stood out, because he seemed REAL, instead of being just another actor playing a part. Where IS he these days?!
This one, (the last one), really has it's quirks- seriously. This film consists of all of the right ingredients of a modern horror flick: Sex, lies, drama, horror, fantasy, suspense, terror, and "lots of fire" all together in bits, thrown together to make an INREDIBLE come-back for the Amityville series. A doll-house takes the role of the terror this time, and ultimately leads to the final confrontation, and the final ending of the Amityville saga. The series has lived long, and has gone out with a big BANG as a wonderful 90's flick. This is a good one, folks. Make no mistake.
A family moves into a new home and finds an antique dollhouse in the shed out back. It's restored and presenting to their daughter for a birthday gift and that's when all the weird stuff starts happening. Amityville: Dollhouse does have some imagination every now and then even if it can't sustain tension for very long. There's some fun, icky vibes between the mother and her teenage stepson that could have gone further if they really wanted to disturb the viewer.
Amityville Dollhouse (1997) The Amityville Dollhouse was an hour and a half of cheeze, horror, gore, terror, etc. The movie had some boring parts, but was for the most part quick moving and entertaining. The whole dollhouse idea was sort a stupid, but hey it works. I recommend this if you haven't seen any of the other Amityville films. 6/10.
Needing a present for his daughter's birthday, a father finds an old dusty doll house and decides to clean it up to make it presentable. What he doesn't realize, this doll house isn't for innocent little playthings, this house holds evil spirits inside! Unknowingly, the little girl releases the evil inside and the spirits are free to wreck havoc. A pretty good sequel that contains some good, eerie and creepy moments throughout. Out of all the sequels the original 'Amityville Horror' has spawned, this is one of the better ones. This is an entertaining film with a good concept. So sit back and enjoy.
