Literally any film can slap "Amityville" onto its title, so there is very little horror fans have come to expect from those that do so. By no means, though, does this one deserve a one star rating. If you're looking for the true lower echelon of Amityville films, then try
Amityville Death House (2015)
,
Amityville: Vanishing Point (2016)
,
Amityville: No Escape (2016)
,
Amityville: Evil Never Dies (2017)
,
Amityville Exorcism (2017)
, or
Amityville: Mt. Misery Rd. (2018)
. (I have yet to watch
Amityville Vibrator (2020)
, but, uh... I expect you can add that to the list as well.) Comparing those abominations to this film? It's a solid, good quality b-movie with not-so-bad acting and a story of its own. Granted, "Amityville" should _not_ be in the title and if you're expecting anything related to the haunting to be in this film, then you _will_ be disappointed. But if you can look past the blatant cash grab, a story about a film production crew who end up staying in a historical house with its very pale owner might be of interest to you.
