A family man named Jacob
Sterling (Stephen Macht) brings an
antique old clock to his home as a gift
which was originally from the old house
in Amityville and is placed in the
family's living room.
Suddenly the clock has a mind of it's own
as it begins to drill itself shut to
where it's displaying so no one can
remove it
Then the neighbors friendly dog Peaches
enters the house and suddenly gets
hypnotised by the clock.
Next thing Jacob's son Rusty (Damon
Martin) sees a hallucination of a
necromancy room whenever he turns on the
living room light.
Well one day during a morning jog, Jacob
spots his neighbor Mrs. Tettman (Terrie
Snell) staring at him strangely as she
takes her dog Peaches for a walk and then
sets Peaches to attack him as the dog
mangles his leg.
Another neighbor named Iris Wheeler (Nita
Talbot) warns Rusty about the clock in
their house telling him it's evil and
experienced and evil moment while passing
by their house after Jacob received the
clock.
Jacob and his daughter Lisa (Megan Ward)
behaves very strangely as Rusty tries to
warn them about the clock as it slowly
tries to destroy the family as the clock
is making the family become evil.
This was so far
the best sequel out of all the Amityville
sequels.
Neat effects and cheesy but fun
dialogue's.
All in all just a cool film to watch as
you can't compare it to any of the other
films since it's a story of it's own.
The acting is very
good and we have a good strong cast by
many experienced faces in this one.
Stephen
Macht does great when he starts to
turn from a great business family man to
an evil one tempted to kill.
Shawn Weatherly is incredibly
energetic with her performance with all
the terrors happening around her and
keeps going strong throughout it.
Damon Martin really stands out
as a typical teenager going through a
wild rock n roll phase.
Jonathan Parker makes his role
believable as a caring shrink as if you'd
like him to be part of your family.
Megan Ward also knew how to come
across as an innocent teenage girl to a
lustful deadly one after the clock
posesses her.
Of course we can't forget supporting
actress Nita Talbott as she
brings character to the whole scenario of
this and uis the key to this film.
Shawn
Weatherly performs a sex scene and
the sides of her breasts are revealed.
A man is bitten
brutally by a dog in the leg
A teen sinks and melts into a pool of
sludge
A scarred spirit crawls out of a bathtub
The directing by Tony Randell
is quite well done as he shows great
camera shots of the suspenseful moments
in the film like the thunderstorm in
front of the house and then there's a
hallucination of the Amityville house and
a freaked out expression of actress Nita
Talbot staring at this incident
giving the film the perfect effect.
There's an effective scene with Terrie
Snell having an expressionless
glance at Stephen Macts
character when she attacks her dog on him
as you know beforehand something terrible
is going to happen.
and He directed a great scene with Shawn
Weatherly and Jonathan Parker
together bringing a tiny bit of wit to
the movie.
He also did a great direction with Nita
Talbot and Damon Martin
discussing the evil of the cliock in the
house and the presences surrounding them.
He also coached both Stephen Macht and
Ward perfectly with their evil
behaviors towards other people they
encounter bringing their evil actions to
life espcecially with their battles
between Martin and Shawn
Weatherly's character's.
The music was composed
superbly by Daniel Licht who
composed the music for the next sequel Amityville:
A New Generation and I can't
explain it but to watch the movie and
hear it for yourself as it has so many
suspenseful sounds to it.
Andrea
Livingston: Rusty, this house nearly
burned down!
Rusty Sterling: What can I say,
I've been here all night.
Andrea Livingston: All night?
Rusty Sterling: Well, I took a
piss around 7:45. Sorry I didn't call.
Lisa
Sterling: Choo! Choo! All aboard!
Jacob
Sterling: What the hell was that all
about?
Andrea Livingston: It's about
time, that's what.
Rusty
Sterling [Last Lines]:
Pure evil
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