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Herman WitkamRésumés(1)
Pour la première fois en 35 ans, Daniel Lutz, le fils de la famille qui a fui la maison d’Amityville, raconte sa version de l’histoire de la demeure hantée qui a terrifié sa famille en 1975… Un témoignage essentiel sur la plus grande histoire de maison hantée de tous les temps. (Bach Films)
Critiques (1)
The whole history surrounding the house in Amityville is strange, and the documentary that revisits the events through the eyes of one of the sons is equally peculiar. This is the son whose fingers were pinched in the movie "The Amityville Horror" (1979). However, the documentary doesn't bring anything new. The son just confirms what was said by the parents, but he is the only one speaking, the remaining two siblings do not revisit it. Furthermore, Daniel Lutz refuses to testify on the lie detector, which is already suspicious. The film seems like an attempt to revive something that is no longer talked about much and perhaps even capitalize on their own misfortune.
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