This film begins in the aftermath of the famous murders that took place in Amityville, New York with a cleaning crew trying to sanitize the house to make it livable again. While doing this, one of the workers accidentally ingests some blood from one of the walls and immediately turns into a ravenous vampire. After killing her colleagues, the scene then shifts to an office worker by the name of "Gloria" (Veronica Farren) staying behind to catch up on a little work. While there she meets a woman named "Lillith" (Jin N Tonic) who happens to be the reclusive owner of the company who the workers only see on rare occasions. While talking with one another, Lillith invites Gloria to her cabin the next day for a Thanksgiving dinner. Not having anything else to do, Gloria accepts Lillith's invitation. What she doesn't realize, however, is that the place she is going to has a history of strange and violent events which seem to be increasing in frequency. Now, rather than reveal any more, I will just say that this movie incorporated several short stories which--except for the opening scene--were all tied together at the end. So, it was an anthology of sorts, with the previously mentioned opening scene possibly existing for the sole purpose of capitalizing on the Amityville mystique. At least, that is how it seemed to me. And while I appreciated the attempted connection to the series, it still felt more like a bait-and-switch than any actual linkage. But it's possible that I might have missed something during the course of the film. As far as the acting was concerned, I thought that both Miranda Melhado (as "Fran") and Vernoica Farren put in solid performances overall--especially considering the rather mediocre plot they had to work with. Be that as it may, while I certainly don't consider this to be a good horror film by any means, it wasn't quite as bad as some of the other films in the Amityville series, and I have rated it accordingly. Below average.
