Amityville 3-D (1983) HOU 3D 1080p - fiveofseven

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Amityville 3-D (1983) HOU 3D 1080p - fiveofseven
  • Release date: 18 Nov 1983
  • Release year: 1983
  • Runtime: 105 minutes
  • Country: Mexico, United States
  • Keywords: supernatural horror, 3 dimensional, death, ghost, car accident, journalist, hoax, basement, apparition, 3d
  • Budget: $6,000,000
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Inquisitive Reveal Magazine journalist John Baxter moves into the Amityville house in defiance of the supernatural events connected to it and finds everyone around him besieged by evil manifestations connected to a demonic presence.
Convinced that the horrible rumours about the bloody DeFeo murders and the evil Amityville House are nothing but an elaborate hoax, the inquisitive Reveal Magazine journalist, John Baxter, decides to buy it as an investment. Now, as troubling supernatural incidents and death stain the new residence, John stubbornly insists to remain apathetic, even after yet another tragedy sends his ex-wife, Nancy, one step before madness, but an ancient evil lies at the root of the problem. What is the dark secret of the most horrific house on earth?

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Amityville 3-D (1983) HOU 3D 1080p - fiveofseven

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