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"History's Mysteries" Amityville: The Haunting (2000)



Overview

User Rating:
6.3/10   114 votes
Director:
Daniel Farrands
Writer:
Daniel Farrands (writer)
Contact:
View company contact information for Amityville: The Haunting on IMDbPro.
Original Air Date:
30 October 2000
Genre:
History | Mystery more
Tagline:
What really happened?
Plot:
A two-part documentary of the infamous haunted house on Long Island that inspired the motion picture "The Amityville Horror." | add synopsis
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User Comments:
Interesting and compelling documentary. more

Cast

  (Episode Credited cast)
David Ackroyd ... Narrator (voice)
Arthur Kent ... Host
Chief Straight Arrow ... Himself
William Weber ... Himself

Hans Holzer ... Himself
Kathy Lutz ... Herself
Harvey Aronson ... Himself
Ed Warren ... Himself
Joel Martin ... Himself
George Lutz ... Himself
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jay Anson ... Himself (archive footage)
Ronald DeFeo ... Himself (archive footage)
Stephen Kaplan ... Himself (archive footage)
Marvin Scott ... Himself
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Additional Details

Runtime:
88 min | Finland:43 min (DVD)
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Aspect Ratio:
1.33 : 1 more
Certification:
USA:Not Rated

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Movie Connections:
References The Amityville Horror (1979) more

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9 out of 10 people found the following comment useful:-
Interesting and compelling documentary., 4 November 2000
8/10
Author: Matt..377 from United States

This two-part documentary first states the facts of the case, i.e. the Ronald Defeo murder case, then shifts to dealing with the conflicting sides of the infamous Amityville incidents. Did it happen? Or was it just a hoax, albeit an extremely elaborate and masterful one?

Either way, the interviews with the Lutz family are creepily believable, describing in detail their ordeal while inhabiting the notorious house.

But the viewer is given no proof to corroborate either side of the story; one of the paranormal researchers stated it best: "To the believer, no proof is necessary. To the skeptic, no proof is possible." You are basically your own jury, it's up to you where to base the stance of your beliefs.

*** out of ****

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