Amityville 1992: It's About Time
Amityville 1992: It's About Time
R | 16 July 1992 (USA)
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A hot-shot architect returns home from his latest business trip with a surprise: an ornate old clock rescued out of a soon-to-be-demolished mansion in Amityville, New York, that brings about a seemingly unstoppable demonic force.

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jacobjohntaylor1

This is the sixth Amityville movie. It is scarier then The Amityville horror (1979). It is scarier then Amityville II possession It is scarier then Amityville 3 the demon. It is scarier then Amitvyille 4 evil escapes. The Amityville cures is scarier. The Amityville dollhouse is also scarier.The Amityville horror (2005) is also scarier. Still this movie has a great story line. It also has great acting. It also has great special effects. It is very scary. It is one of the scariest movie from 1992. See it. If you like horror movies you will like it. 4.4 is underrating it. I give it 10 out of 10 it is a great movie. I think people do like this movie because it is a sequel.

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utgard14

Another straight-to-video sequel in the terrible Amityville franchise. This one is about an architect (Stephen Macht) who brings home a clock that was in the Amityville house. Little does he know it's haunted! Ridiculous on every level. This crapper is probably best known today (if it's known at all) for featuring Jonathan Penner of Suvivor fame in an early acting role. It's pretty much pure garbage. I was sad to see veteran actress Nita Talbot in this. Gotta pay the bills I guess. Most hilarious scene is probably where the daughter's boyfriend melts. Also liked how they managed to fit the title of the movie into the dialogue in a way I'm sure some hack screenwriter thought was clever.

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lost-in-limbo

After the abysmally dour filth instalment "The Amityville Curse", the sixth outing "It's about time" was a step in the right direction. Not perfect, but at least far from boring. Like the fourth film which had a cursed lamp (yep you're reading that right), this one too sets the curse in another household in another town, but the instrument used here is an antique clock that is purchased in Amityville. It unleashes a dark supernatural force that begins to control the family, as they start turning on each other and acting out of character. Directed by Tony Randel ("Hellraiser II: Hellbound" & "Ticks"), the straight-to-video "It's about time" is a nasty little horror film concentrating more so on its vivid special effects and grisly jolts then building anything in the way of suspense. Some of the imagery is atmospherically staged, while the ghastly make-up effects (outside of the black goo) had me thinking of "Hellraiser". Even throw in a touch of incest. The performances hold up well enough. Strong turns by Stephen Macht and Shawn Weatherly with the likes of Megan Ward and Nita Talbot rounding it off. Also Dick Millar makes a cameo. The concept had creative touches, however the story mechanics are quite fundamental, but at times it can go over-the- top and be very hysterical in its silly outbursts. Too bad I find the payoff to be weak. "It's about time".

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szahands

You know.. "The Amityville Horror" was terrible. The original that is. I've yet to see the remake. but remakes are awful nowadays anyways. But I just want to say it. Amityville Horror is terrible!I've seen almost the entire series. "Amityville Horror", "Amityville 2: the Possession", "Amityville 3D", "Amityville: The Evil Escapes", "Amityville 1992", "Amityville: A New Generation" & "Amityville: Dollhouse".The only film in the series that I enjoy is "Amityville 1992 : It's About Time". I remember it sticking out when I saw all the sequels when I was younger (I went through a phase in my early teenage years, trying to see every horror movie & its sequels).I waited forever for this to come out on DVD and it finally did October 2005, and of course I couldn't find it anywhere. Finally I found it about a month ago and snagged it for $9.99.I watched it tonight for the first time since I first watched it years ago. This movie is awesome. The soundtrack is beautiful. The characters are all very enjoyable, especially the son Rusty, and the psychiatrist Leonard. The main character Andrea is smoking and so is the daughter. We've got pretty creepy ghost scenes, a witch, an early 90's teenager, a good amount of gore, a sister trying to seduce her brother (and him flipping his lid and trying to get out of the room). I love this movie.I also noticed some great homages to Lucio Fulci's "The Beyond" & the "Evil Dead" films.So why am I upset? 3.4 out of 10 rating on IMDb.com? 14/100 on Rottentomatoes? What the hell? A terrible full frame, awful transfer, no special feature DVD from Lion's Gate. This movie is so slept on it's not even funny.Go break your $10.00 and purchase this film, I heard you can get it online for $4.99. It's one of my favorites, it's easily the best in the Amityville series, and it's a great, cheesy, early 90's horror film.

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