Amityville: Where the Echo Lives

I know that this can sound overdramatic, but this is definitely one of the worst movies I have ever watched! I have watched thousands of horror movies in my life, but I have never been subjected to the to ridiculousness that is this movie before.

One big gripe I have is that the screen goes to black for over a minute multiple times throughout the movie. It makes no sense whatsoever and you have no idea why. Also, you have to read basically a book when you're watching this movie. There are sections of it where you have to read so much it makes your head hurt.

I would not wish this movie on my worst enemies because I'm not that sadistic and mean! I have no idea why they call this Amityville because it has nothing to do with the original story. Do yourself a favor and run. Don't walk, run get the hell away from this movie because if you don't, you're gonna have extreme brain rot!

I have no idea how this movie got green lit and made because it is arguably the worst movie I've ever seen! Watch at your own risk!

Watching this film and waiting for something to actually happen is akin to watching paint dry. I mean, there's more entertainment value watching two hours of QVC home shopping than this. It's in no way related to any other Amityville film or story as far as I could tell. That said, even losing the branding on its title still wouldn't help anything out, it's not a piece of work that can stand on its own at all.

I honestly don't know what the plot of the film is because it gets so boring and nothing happens, even the most dedicated viewer tunes out. I don't understand the director or producer's motivation for even making this film as I doubt it would be successful as a quick money grab even in second run theaters.

Even watching it for free on a free streaming service was a rip off. When someone figures out the point of this film or what message it's trying to convey, please comment it.

Someone had to purposely make the movie this bad, for it to be this bad. Flossing my teeth during the movie was the most entertainment I had. Hiring cats to play each part would have provided better acting, and a better script. That's right, at least then, the director would have had an excuse for the epic failure, or perhaps success had there been actual cats playing the parts. If I had to watch it all over again, I'd plan ahead to have my eye doctor dilate my eyes and then I'd turn the volume all the way down. I suppose, it could have been worse though, had the movie been 2 hours instead of 90 minutes.

It's been over an hour, and nothing has happened. I had to speed it up to 2x. The pacing is unbearably slow, making it hard to stay engaged. The screen is constantly filled with abstract, artsy blocks of text that seem designed to add depth but don't actually contribute to the story. There's no suspense, no scares, and nothing that would make this feel like a true horror movie. Instead, it comes across as dull and pretentious, trying too hard to be artistic while forgetting to entertain. I wouldn't call this horror at all, and it's definitely not worth the time. I'd suggest skipping it since it's too boring.

This movie is super below my expectation! This is NOT the same Amityville movies I always get to watch.

The actress has been going round and around the whole hour in the haunted room, and nothings happening. And it's even just a paranormal practitioner who does not have any proven experience yet. She doesn't know what to do. They should also choose an actress who can even be artistic on acting. I have to delay watching 3x just to finish it, waiting and hoping as if something will happen exciting very soon.

It's horror movie, everyone should feel thrilled but nah, it's Suupper booooooring!!..