The Amityville Curse is a horror film franchise that consists of a series of films revolving around the Amityville haunting. The franchise began in 1989 with the release of "The Amityville Curse". The film follows a young couple who move into a haunted house in Amityville and are terrorized by a malevolent presence. Despite the low production values and critical reception, the film spawned several sequels and a remake. One of the notable aspects of "The Amityville Curse" and its sequels is the inclusion of various actors who went on to become stars in their own right. One such actor is Terry O'Quinn, who played the role of Russell, the real estate agent who sells the haunted house to the couple.
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She ends up running the Underworld s diner and serves the customers there, however, she faces competition from the nearby diner business, Auntie s, that Auntie Em runs. Mary Margaret stops her from going off topic by asking where exactly Hercules can be found, and the witch eventually tells her that he is at the docks.
One such actor is Terry O'Quinn, who played the role of Russell, the real estate agent who sells the haunted house to the couple. O'Quinn later gained fame for his role as John Locke on the hit television series "Lost", which earned him critical acclaim and a Primetime Emmy Award. Another notable actor in "The Amityville Curse" is Tony Todd, known for his deep and distinctive voice.
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Once Upon a Time's 100th episode is getting an extra dose of magic!
Emma Caulfield will reprise her role as the Blind Witch in the highly anticipated -- and star-studded! -- event, ET exclusively reveals.
True Oncers will remember this iconic villain, (and her hauntingly beautiful blue eyes) from her brief, yet memorable appearance in the magical drama's very first season.
In the episode "True North," the Blind Witch resided in a candy-covered gingerbread house and lived a peaceful life of eating children. That is, until Hansel and Gretel -- sent on a mission by Regina -- locked her in her own oven in their attempts to escape. Needless to say, she did not survive the fiery tomb.
The landmark episode is going to be jam-packed with many more familiar faces, so get ready for a trip down an enchanted memory lane.
ETonline confirms that Giancarlo Esposito will shimmer back in as the Magic Mirror, Robbie Kay will take flight once again as Peter Pan, and Barbara Hershey will magically reappear as Cora.
Once Upon a Time's 100th episode is set to air as the spring premiere in early March.
The details of the epic episode are being kept extremely under wraps, but given how many deceased characters are set to take part, we've got a magical hunch that we could be traveling backwards through time, or undoing every spell that has every happened in the series, or… we could go on forever because we just have SO many ideas!
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True Oncers will remember this iconic villain, (and her hauntingly beautiful blue eyes) from her brief, yet memorable appearance in the magical drama's very first season.
Todd played the role of Baxter, a detective investigating the supernatural occurrences in the film. Todd later gained recognition for his role as Candyman in the horror film franchise of the same name, further establishing his status as a horror icon. Other actors who appeared in "The Amityville Curse" and went on to achieve success include Brandy Gold, who played the female lead, and Richard Roundtree, known for his role as John Shaft in the "Shaft" film series. Overall, "The Amityville Curse" and its sequels may not have been critically acclaimed, but they provided a platform for several actors who went on to become stars in their own right. The inclusion of these actors added to the franchise's appeal and contributed to its enduring popularity among fans of the horror genre..
Reviews for "The Amityville Curse and the power of suggestion"
1. John - 1 star - I was really disappointed with "The Amityville Curse." The acting was subpar, and the storyline was cliché and predictable. The movie failed to build any suspense or create a creepy atmosphere, which is essential for a horror film. The special effects also looked cheap and lacked creativity. Overall, I found this movie to be a complete waste of time and would not recommend it to anyone.
2. Sarah - 2 stars - I had high hopes for "The Amityville Curse," but it fell flat for me. The plot seemed promising at the beginning, but it quickly lost its direction and became confusing. The characters were poorly developed, making it difficult to connect with them or care about their fate. Additionally, the pacing was off, with long stretches of boredom followed by rushed and illogical scenes. I had hoped for a thrilling and terrifying experience, but unfortunately, this movie failed to deliver.
3. David - 1.5 stars - As a fan of horror films, I found "The Amityville Curse" to be a letdown. The scares were cheap and relied heavily on jump scares, which became repetitive and ineffective after a while. The dialogue felt forced and unnatural, making it even harder to become immersed in the film. The lack of originality in the storytelling was disappointing, as it felt like a recycled version of countless other haunted house movies. Overall, "The Amityville Curse" lacked the substance and creativity needed to be a memorable horror film.
4. Emily - 2 stars - "The Amityville Curse" failed to live up to its potential. The movie had an interesting premise, but it was poorly executed. The actors seemed disengaged and unconvincing, making it difficult to invest in the story. The scares were predictable and lacked any real impact. The film also suffered from a lack of character development, leaving the audience with little reason to care about their fates. Overall, "The Amityville Curse" was a forgettable and underwhelming horror film.