VampireKen wrote:I will be writing a review of the entire series (minus Amityville Haunting), and also getting the plots out to people who dont know about the other movies, sorting out the continuity of the films etc.
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VampireKen wrote:I will be writing a review of the entire series (minus Amityville Haunting), and also getting the plots out to people who dont know about the other movies, sorting out the continuity of the films etc.
Fr Dennis Kibbler wrote:The Amityville Curse is an Amityville movie in name only. It is a terrible film and not worth 90 minutes of your life watching.
I don't know that Amityville 3-D is set after Amityville 4. Once the evil in the house manifested itself in the lamp, the house was "cleared", at least according to the one priest. I think after part 3, there really is no order to the movies, they contradict one another:
- At the end of part 2 (which is chronologically before part 1), the house is up for sale.
- At the end of part 1, the house is abandoned.
- At the end of part 3, the house explodes and there is nothing left standing but the front door overhang.
- In part 4, the house returns, is cleared and empty.
- In part 6, the house was said to have been demolished for a new residential development.
- In part 7, Amityville is relocated upstate.
- In part 8, Amityville is relocated again - this time to a California desert. The house supposedly burned down.
VampireKen wrote:Fr Dennis Kibbler wrote:The Amityville Curse is an Amityville movie in name only. It is a terrible film and not worth 90 minutes of your life watching.
I don't know that Amityville 3-D is set after Amityville 4. Once the evil in the house manifested itself in the lamp, the house was "cleared", at least according to the one priest. I think after part 3, there really is no order to the movies, they contradict one another:
- At the end of part 2 (which is chronologically before part 1), the house is up for sale.
- At the end of part 1, the house is abandoned.
- At the end of part 3, the house explodes and there is nothing left standing but the front door overhang.
- In part 4, the house returns, is cleared and empty.
- In part 6, the house was said to have been demolished for a new residential development.
- In part 7, Amityville is relocated upstate.
- In part 8, Amityville is relocated again - this time to a California desert. The house supposedly burned down.
Watched them all (5 and new generation were torture to get through) here's the chronology that i discovered.
1.The Amityville Horror
2.Amityville: The Evil Escapes
3.Amityville Curse (different house in Amityville)
4.Amityville 1992 (note the house is torn down by Sterling)
5.New Generation (Note the clock from 1992 is present in the flashback scene)
6.Doll House
Amityville II and 3-D were dropped from the chronology it appears. Looks like they followed the path that the Halloween films went down.
antny000 wrote:VampireKen wrote:Fr Dennis Kibbler wrote:The Amityville Curse is an Amityville movie in name only. It is a terrible film and not worth 90 minutes of your life watching.
I don't know that Amityville 3-D is set after Amityville 4. Once the evil in the house manifested itself in the lamp, the house was "cleared", at least according to the one priest. I think after part 3, there really is no order to the movies, they contradict one another:
- At the end of part 2 (which is chronologically before part 1), the house is up for sale.
- At the end of part 1, the house is abandoned.
- At the end of part 3, the house explodes and there is nothing left standing but the front door overhang.
- In part 4, the house returns, is cleared and empty.
- In part 6, the house was said to have been demolished for a new residential development.
- In part 7, Amityville is relocated upstate.
- In part 8, Amityville is relocated again - this time to a California desert. The house supposedly burned down.
Watched them all (5 and new generation were torture to get through) here's the chronology that i discovered.
1.The Amityville Horror
2.Amityville: The Evil Escapes
3.Amityville Curse (different house in Amityville)
4.Amityville 1992 (note the house is torn down by Sterling)
5.New Generation (Note the clock from 1992 is present in the flashback scene)
6.Doll House
Amityville II and 3-D were dropped from the chronology it appears. Looks like they followed the path that the Halloween films went down.
If I put them in chronological order... excluding "Curse" and "Haunting"
1) Amityville II: The Possession (Loosely based on the Defeo murders)
2) The Amityville Horror (After the Defeo murders)
3) Amityville: The Evil Escapes (Being that the house blows up in 3D, I would assume this is BEFORE the house blows up and after the Lutz's move out and leave their belongins behind.)
4) Amityville 3D (They say the house was cleared in "Evil Escapes", but the only way this movie fits is if it's after, being that the house is no-more after this movie)
5) Amityville: It's About Time
6) Amityville: A New Generation
7: Amityville: Dollhouse
Really? Where is the clock in New Generation? I never noticed it! lol
antny000 wrote:Neither did I, how did you find that one out Ken? That's pretty awesome that they did that.
antny000 wrote:I think we tried watching that movie... it just didn't appeal to us much.
I'm not huge into the "live cam" movies either... Blair Witch almost made me vomit from motion sickness lol
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