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AMITYVILLE: THE EVIL ESCAPES

1989 • US HMDB
May 12, 1989

After moving into their matriarch's gothic seaside mansion, the Evans family soon becomes host to an uninvited demonic force in the form of a mysterious lamp that once resided in the Amityville house.

Directors

Sandor Stern Sandor Stern

Cast

Patty Duke as Nancy Evans

Patty Duke

Nancy Evans

 Jane Wyatt as Alice Leacock

Jane Wyatt

Alice Leacock

 Fredric Lehne as Father Kibbler

Fredric Lehne

Father Kibbler

 Lou Hancock as Peggy

Lou Hancock

Peggy

 Brandy Gold as Jessica Evans

Brandy Gold

Jessica Evans

 Zoe Trilling as Amanda Evans (as Geri Betzler)

Zoe Trilling

Amanda Evans (as Geri Betzler)

 Aron Eisenberg as Brian Evans

Aron Eisenberg

Brian Evans

 Norman Lloyd as Father Manfred

Norman Lloyd

Father Manfred

 Peggy McCay as Helen Royce

Peggy McCay

Helen Royce

Robert Alan Browne

Donald McTear

Alex Rebar

Reade

 Warren Munson as Doctor

Warren Munson

Doctor

Gloria Cromwell

Rhona

 John De Bello as Priest

John De Bello

Priest
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Crew
Production: Barry Bernardi (Producer) — Steve White (Executive Producer)
Screenplay: Sandor Stern (Screenplay)
Music: Rick Conrad (Original Music Composer)
Cinematography: Tom Richmond (Director of Photography)

REVIEWS (1)

Marco Castellini •
On Amityville weighs a centuries-old curse that not even the most powerful of exorcisms has managed to break: Thus, the ignorant Nancy and her family become the latest victims of the terrible occult forces. After the decent (but nothing more) first and second "Amityville" and after the terrible third chapter of the series, here comes inexorable this useless fourth episode, which turns out to be inconclusive and lacking in ideas, the same "reheated soup". To be avoided, unless you are an irreducibly fan of the saga.
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COMMUNITY REVIEWS (1)

Sierbahnn

Sierbahnn

4 /10

This isn't great Nowhere as groundbreaking as its predecessor, this movie is a bit fast and loose with its internal rules and consistency, and it unfortunately makes it much worse that it would have to be. The core premise is solid, but it just does not stick the landing in any useful way, and flounders without real tension. The visuals have aged substantially too, of course, but even with all that, you can tell that there is a good and scary movie down there, somewhere, waiting to be discovered. It could have used another round or writing, I think.

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