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harrietj 's review for:
The Amityville Horror
by Jay Anson
I think basically I was expecting there to be... more? To this?
Having watched so many films, that get so utterly ridiculous, and knowing what an iconic horror location the Amityville house is, I think it's maybe really easy to forget what an impact this story had when it first came out. And maybe it's impossible to recapture that. But overall, what I felt reading this allegedly true account of the Amityville haunting was, frankly, boredom.
I almost wish I could have read it with fresh eyes, to really get the impact of it.
Having watched so many films, that get so utterly ridiculous, and knowing what an iconic horror location the Amityville house is, I think it's maybe really easy to forget what an impact this story had when it first came out. And maybe it's impossible to recapture that. But overall, what I felt reading this allegedly true account of the Amityville haunting was, frankly, boredom.
I almost wish I could have read it with fresh eyes, to really get the impact of it.