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Amityville - A New Generation (1993)

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(45%)

Starring:	Ross Partridge \| Julia Nickson-Soul \| Lala Sloatman \| David Naughton \| Richard Roundtree \| Terry O'Quinn
Director:	John Murlowski
Studio:	E1 ENTERTAINMENT
Run time:	91 mins
Genres:	Horror
Languages:	English
Released:	October 22, 2007

A beautiful but strangely dark antique mirror opens a doorway to gleaming, modern horror as a young artist discovers the secrets of his past--and the terrifying future that awaits him.

Rating of 2 stars out of 5

Following on from Amityville: It?s About Time, this relocates the action to the city with the portal of evil being a mirror rather than a clock this time around. Ross Partridge is the artist who inherits the evil antique from a sinister street bum. Inevitably, it sparks off a series of mysterious slayings in his apartment block. Predictable stuff but genre fans will appreciate the appearances of David (An American Werewolf in London) Naughton and Terry (The Stepfather) O?Quinn.

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2 out of 2 people found the following review helpful:

Rated 4.0 stars
It's not really Amityville - Which is great!

Marc138 from Carmarthenshire, 23rd July, 2004

I've now watched all the Amityville movies except Dollhouse, and frankly I tried to sleep through them - some of the worst movies I've ever seen.

The New Generation is completely different. It's not even similar to the older movies. It's modernised with decent direction and production. The characters are believable and the plot twists are pretty good. The only reason this is called Amityville is some visuals of the house and reappearance of an old character.

I would recommend this to any horror fan. I really can't understand why its had such a poor rating. Maybe it's bad by association?

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