Aquí vive el horror

La casa maldita de Amityville

Paperback, 230 pages

Spanish language

Published Dec. 7, 2006 by Círculo de Lectores.

ISBN:
978-84-672-1833-6
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OCLC Number:
803792294

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En enero de 1976, los Lutz abandonaron súbitamente su agradable residencia de estilo colonial sita en el número 112 de Ocean Avenue, en Amityville, a treinta kilómetros de Nueva York. Apenas un año antes, la casa se había hecho tristemente famosa por el horrible asesinato de los Defeo. Pero eso no importó a los Lutz cuando la compraron. Ése fue su error, aunque en aquel momento eran incapaces de imaginar las consecuencias de haberlo cometido.

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Honestly, all I could really think about through most of the book is how a rich person's giant house with 3 stories plus a finished basement, 2.5 car garage, 2 boat boathouse, in ground heated pool and almost an acre of waterfront property was only 80k and I can't buy a livable 2 bed, 2 bath house in a non-bad area for less than 250k...returnAmityville was a very quick, much lighter, direct, matter of fact read than I anticipated. I guess to maintain the verisimilitude of being 'real' (thank those grifters the Warrens for that I guess), it stays journalistically straight to the point throughout. returnIf you enjoyed the movies, you won't find much of their DNA here. No real father-as-possessed-villian...though there are a few recognizable and shared bits...Honestly I see more of this in 'Poltergeist' than in its own movie adaptations. Maybe even little in 'House'.

Review of 'The Amityville Horror' on 'Goodreads'

Interesting but kinda annoying that it's constantly going "This is true" and "We have multiple accounts so it's basically fact". The priest's story is completely irrelevant and uninteresting, so much time is spent on him going "Oh no I have a cold maybe I should call the family". He barely does anything to impact the story of the family and I find it hilarious that he receives so much more bodily harm than any of the family members for just talking to them on the phone. <br/>   <br/>

Review of 'The Amityville Horror' on 'Goodreads'

This was the first contemporary horror book I'd ever read. I can still remember reading in during the day in my bedroom. I didn't even pay attention to my mom walking up the stairs.

She leaned into the doorway and said, "Supper's almost ready."
I think I levitated three feet off the bed and shrieked.

Review of 'The Amityville Horror' on 'Goodreads'

My rating has nothing to do with weather this story is actually true or not, the Blare Witch Project is still a fun and scary movie even though everyone know it's fake. My rating is so low because while this story had a lot of potential to be a great and scary read, it just fell flat due to the horrible writing. At times it was almost painful to read it was so bad, (almost as bad or worse than BWP's damnable, puke inducing shaky cam) but I really wanted to know how it all turned out, so I forced myself to finish.

So anyways, yeah, lots of potential, who cares if it's fake or real, but crappy writing ruined it, it could have been so much better in more capable hands. Ah well.

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