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Amityville II: The Possession

James Olson (Actor), Burt Young (Actor), Damiano Damiani (Director) Rated:

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Format	PAL
Contributor	Dardano Sacchetti, James Olson, Brent Katz, Tommy Lee Wallace, Dino De Laurentiis, José López Rodero, Burt Young, Ted Ross, Hans Holzer, Erika Katz, Diane Franklin, Moses Gunn, Danny Aiello III, Ira N. Smith, Jack Magner, Damiano Damiani, Andrew Prine, Leonardo Cimino, Bernard Williams, Rutanya Alda See more
Language	English
Runtime	1 hour and 44 minutes

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In der kleinen, verschlafenen Kstenstadt Amityville scheint alles in normalen Bahnen zu verlaufen, genauso wie das Familienleben der Montellis. Doch pltzlich ereignet sich im Innern des Hauses Schreckliches und Unerklrliches; die Wnde erzittern beim abendlichen Gebet, werden von unsichtbarer Hand mit Blut beschmiert, Gegenstnde fliegen durch die Luft und das Mdchenzimmer wird vllig demoliert. Eine unsichtbare Macht verbreitet Angst und Schrecken ber das Haus und seine Bewohner. Als der 17-Jhrige Sohn Sonny von den dmonischen Krften erfat wird, bahnt sich ein schreckliches Ende an.

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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ R (Restricted)
Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.1 x 5.42 x 0.58 inches; 2.93 ounces
Director ‏ : ‎ Damiano Damiani
Media Format ‏ : ‎ PAL
Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 44 minutes
Actors ‏ : ‎ James Olson, Burt Young, Rutanya Alda, Jack Magner, Andrew Prine
Producers ‏ : ‎ Bernard Williams, Dino De Laurentiis, Ira N. Smith, José López Rodero
Language ‏ : ‎ English (Stereo)
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00004D0B9
Writers ‏ : ‎ Dardano Sacchetti, Hans Holzer, Tommy Lee Wallace
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

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I am happy

Life is real

Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2022

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I am a big horror fan ot is real the demons and angels so I would suggest if you want to know about life this world is not real the real world is where God is where the angels are we are here just for a moment but when we go to heaven we will be happy but I love horror movies because I enjoy it I love to know the truth I'm not scared of it I'm not going to die I'm actually am there right now I'm ready to live with Jesus Christ and I hope that you open your eyes and see the truth and not be afraid because everybody have two things in life that is you are a shorter died that's only two things in life are you sure of nothing else is promised to you so in the end it said that we win that Jesus win so pick the right side and keep on moving and pushing forward God bless always stay forward remember horror movies are just for show like Halloween demons and angels those are real in The matrix is actually real it talks about how he goes to a world where it is make believe but when you come out he's in the real world think about it look at it this is telling us but we are close to it we just want to be yourself and make our own decision and we don't want to be told what to do but the thing else that we always told what to do even if we don't think we are God is always moving us around doing what we or he wants to do so just remember to be on the right side and bye for now

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Lory

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Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2023

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One of my favorite Horror movies!

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V. Risoli-Black

Extraoridnary Sequel (Pre-quel) That is Better than the Original

Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2013

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It is this pre-quel "Amityville II: The Possession" from 1982 that outclasses its original 1979's cheesy success. Producer Dino De Laurentiis was smart to hire Damiano Damiani to direct (this is his only Hollywood production) and Damiani wisely uses Franco DiGiacomo as director of photography and production designer Pierluigi Basile who effectively present along with Special Make-up by John Caglione, Jr. and special effects supervisor, Glen Robinson, a believable aura of evil that makes the entire film satisfying in itself. Tommy Lee Wallace based his script on the book, "Murder in Amityville" by Hans Holzer, a different book than what the 1979 film was based which was co-written by members of the Lutz family, who escaped from the house. The Holzer book and "Amityville II" is concerned with how the horrible murders that happened prior to the Lutz family's occupation of the house, and reasons for the evil that causes one member of the Montelli family to become possessed. The fact that the film dwells on the possession and some of its concerns rightly conjure up association with "The Exorcist" (as sometimes the oldest son, "Sonny" played by Jack Magner often looks like Linda Blair in "The Exorcist" but Damiani relies on his make-up and special effects people who outwit these potentially deadly flaws in the script. Even the religious detail in the film seems well researched. One aspect unique about the film and demonic possession has the boy's defense in court use "demonic possession" and further heads down slippery avenues when the priest (played by top-billed James Olson) is given an attempt to exorcize the boy with unofficial "consent" from law enforcement. Burt Young, Rutanya Alda (who I have never before seen star in anything (she played "Caroline the maid" in "Mommie Dearest") are the parents and Diane Franklin effectively portrays the teen-age daughter, "Patricia." Damiani tastefully handles the incest aspect and the other abuses the family inflicts upon themselves making them qualifiers for the evil in the house and our sympathies. Lalo Schifrin (music) and Sam O'Steen (editor) are Hollywood pros on hand. The film can stand alone apart from the original or any other "Amityville." In Technicolor, the MGM disc is in full screen on one side, widescreen on the other and comes with a theatrical trailer. Definitely top-drawer given the original was not. These derivative aspects, like those of "The Exorcist," are skillfully handled. The Cadillac of "Amityville." Goes where other films never do, and never fails to deliver. An impressive achievement.

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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2022

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David Girod

One Warped Little Flick

Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2009

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This is one sick little horror movie. It plays out less like a haunted house film, and more like "The Exorcist"-Lite. In this film, we are introduced to the Montelli family, a family so messed up they make the mutant clan in "The Hills Have Eyes" look normal...and that is before the possession even begins. The loving father played by Burt Young in full "Paulie" mode from "Rocky" enjoys his cigars and drinks with a big old helping of abuse. He smacks just about everyone in a 10 yard radius of him throughout the film. You have the jeebus-freak Mom who manages to make almost every numbskull decision possible, all while hoping the local priest will come and bless this whole mess. You get a couple young kids thrown into the mix, which really gets disturbing as things play out on screen. And to top it off, you get a really odd pair of teens....who are close...I mean they get really close...as things unfold. What makes this truly disturbing it the fine acting job done by both Jack Magner as older brother Sonny, and Diane Franklin as sweet, but naive Patricia. As the story unfolds, you can't help but sucked into this sordid little slice of family life.
Of course, once the Possession begins, the family's only hope is the typical 1970's Hero-Priest, Father Adamsky. To be honest, I think the family would have been better off consulting a bag of doorknobs than this guy, who wants every "detail" of Patricia's sexual experience, and who decided to go camping with his "friend" in the middle of a parishoner's crisis?!
It may sound as though I hated this film. But that is far from the truth. I actually like this film better than the original. In all of it's twisted glory, "Amityville II" stays with you long after the credits roll at the end. Highly recommended for fans of 70's horror, plenty of atmosphere, decent special effects, and actually some really good acting carry this film along nicely.

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Kevin R Burish

I love the movie like

Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2022

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I like sense in the movie

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Ordo Dagon

Best Of Them All

Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2021

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Out of the entire Amityville franchise this one is the best in my opinion. Truly frightening!

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I think I don’t need that a important headline.

Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2018

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I did like it and enjoy to watch on it myself and I wanted to say thank you for sending it to me. I did give you all five stars!

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abar9974

Spettacolare resa visiva e buon audio

Reviewed in Italy on June 23, 2021

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Ottimo lavoro di restauro in HD per un film di ben 40 anni fa.
Anche l'Audio è più che buono.
Il film in sè è davvero un grande classico, angosciante e spaventoso.
Consegna Amazon come sempre impeccabile!

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Matías Espasa

Audio malo

Reviewed in Spain on June 17, 2021

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Le pongo una estrella por que esto ya no puede ser. ...la imagen es aceptable pero el audio es mono pero echando a malo malo. ..esta la tengo en cinta y se oye mil veces mejor DVD. ..que manera de estropear y engañar a la gente....audio en castellano

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Jesse C.

A damn good horror film!

Reviewed in Canada on April 22, 2020

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Perfect condition. Arrived on time. This is my third copy of this movie. Relieved its back on the rack. If you like Burt Young get on it!

KOMIKMAN

Une famille en danger !

Reviewed in France on November 26, 2016

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A la suite du succès phénoménal d'"Amityville, la maison du diable" (Le film restera pendant des années l'un des plus gros succès du cinéma de genre indépendant), le producteur Dino De Laurentiis rachète les droits à American International Pictures afin de se constituer une franchise cinéma fructueuse. Il confie la mise en scène au réalisateur Damiano Damiani. Ce dernier qui est à des années lumière du système hollywoodien et dont les influences sont réalistes et parfois même politiques parvient non seulement à être original et là où on s'attend à une suite, en fait il s'agit d'une pré-quelle déguisée : on devine sans peine qu'il s'agit ici de la Famille DeFeo. Les noms des personnages sont été modifiés mais il est clair que les événements montrés dans ce film sont une adaptation fantaisiste du cas d'Amityville. Plus proche de L'Exorciste dont les influences sont flagrantes, le long métrage parvient néanmoins à distiller un climat d'angoisse et de peur qui me paraît un poil supérieur au premier opus. Personnellement, je le trouve meilleur que celui de Stuart Rosenberg mais sur ce point, je n'irai pas plus loin, après tout, chacun ses goûts.
Cette édition américaine exempte de bonus (Et elle aurait méritée d'en avoir) n'a en supplément que la bande annonce originale, c'est tout. Maintenant en ce qui concerne le matériel, j'avoue avoir été agréablement surpris par le DVD double face : deux versions sont présentes (Sur la face A, le ratio est en 1.85:1 panoramique 16/9 et sur la face B, le ratio est en 1.33:1 plein écran). L'image a été clairement remastérisée. L'audio est uniquement en anglais 1.0 mono stéréo avec sous-titres en anglais, français et espagnol et en anglais pour sourds et malentendants.
Il s'agit d'une édition zone 1 donc être équipé d'un lecteur multizones.
On peut dire qu'ici, il s'agit d'une très bonne suite, ce qui est rarement le cas pour les films d'horreur !