Famously Haunted: Amityville

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I have to say, most things like this tend to lean heavily in one direction or the other, but this was a well-balanced presentation. The "experts" were level-headed and respected the beliefs of others, acknowledging areas where they could be wrong or interpreting things differently. I could live without the effort to reel in the TikTok crowd, but maybe that's just me showing my age. As the meme says, I watch TikToks as IG reels two weeks later like a grownup... Otherwise, I rather enjoyed it.

This film is only recommended for people who know nothing about the case. Amazing how these lame annoying attention seeking gen Zer's podcasters and ticktockers made into this doc as they obviously know very little about the case and made fools of themselves and shouldn't have been included in this doc. Especially that stupid tiktock girl. You are not original. People have been doing what you're doing for years and they're much better at it then you. There's a wealth of information and books written on this case. If you already know the case and aren't a dumbass millennial or gen zer seeking attention then there is nothing new hear and you won't learn anything from it.

Not much new here. The Tik-Tok stuff was very out of place and detracted from the overall vibe of the story. There are other Amityville docs available that are more interesting.

The first 30 minutes were good. No actual experts just so called physic experts. The priest claims he had a stigmata on his hands, he needs to go to confession and claiming that. The lutz family admitted it was a complete hoax. None of it was true and why do all the so-called experts talk about a fake experience that never happened. I watched an hour and couldn't take the bs anymore.

You won't find anything new in this Doc that hasn't already been presented and debunked. The Lutz family made big $$$ on their story... on the backs of 6 dead souls nonetheless. It's amazing how the Lutz family was the only family that claimed paranormal activity in that house, "the portal to Hell," as some have called it. Numerous families resided in that house before and after the Lutz family and all of them never had a problem. I'm a big fan of the Warren's, but there's more to them than what you see from Hollywood. And sorry to say, Mrs. Warren got it wrong this time. You have a house, with a story, that's spreading world wide. It was the perfect opportunity for them, and they took it. Who wouldn't? As far as the priest who was chased out of the house by a demon is concerned - he comes forward how many years later? And then, even better, states that afterwards his hands blistered from being in that house - but doesn't take a picture for evidence? Seriously? You just had a paradigm shifting event materialize and you take no action? Believe me, as most of you already know, people, including priests, act differently when the cameras are on and there's $$$ involved. I can go on and on about this case, but it's been resolved for years. Oh, and that red room in the basement, from the pics I've seen, it was just a small storage space under the basement stairs... so, take it as you will. 2021, now 7 souls gone and ppl still trying to make a name and $$$ for themselves. Geez, find a new story and really do the research, and I mean deep down 2 pots of coffee research; instead of something that's already been said and done. Without any new information regarding this case, to me, this Doc is just a bunch of ppl sitting around and speculating and what - if'ing - all they're missing is a bonfire and some cold beers.

Famously Haunted: Amityville