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Amityville: The Evil Escapes

Amityville: The Evil Escapes

Directed by Sandor Stern

The demonic forces that were lurking in the infamous Amityville house for over 300 years escape to a remote California mansion by inhabiting a lamp. The evil latches onto a little girl living in the home by taking on the form of her dead father. When it completely possesses her, it's up to a young priest to perform an exorcism and attempt to lift the curse from the desperate family.

The demonic forces that were lurking in Amityville escape to California by inhabiting a lamp. The evil latches onto a little girl living in the home by manifesting itself as her dead father.

Cast: Patty Duke, Jane Wyatt, Fredric Lehne, Lou Hancock, Brandy Gold

Member Reviews

An Easy to follow story with a weird plot but I still enjoyed the movie because it was exactly what I expected and sometimes that can be a good thing in horror movies. A few jump scares .

vinhorror33
6 months ago

endearingly bad. Not as funny as it could be, But it still is funny to see Patty Duke battle an evil lamp. Love these bad films where everyone acts like some totally absurd thing is reasonable. When horror tries to be funny it usually fails. Thankfully this one is trying to be a serious film.

Vincent_Poe
7 months ago

I would be asking the question how did the parrot get in to the toaster oven not who let him out? Wish my chainsaw started that easily. Stupid lamp...lame.

@mick740
10 months ago

Not grade-A limburger cheese like Troll 2 or Jason X, but a reasonable cheddar. I love movies that obviously make strange decisions at every turn due to budget constraints. The premise is silly as hell, but everyone does their damnedest to play it straight, including the unbelievable lamp prop itself. This is the first truly campy Amityville sequel. God bless it.

audionasty
10 months ago

I liked it

robreally
1 year ago