Amityville - Face of Terror
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German title | Amityville - Face of Terror |
Original title | Amityville 1992: It's About Time |
Country of production | United States |
original language | English |
Publishing year | 1992 |
length | 95 minutes |
Age rating | FSK 18 |
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Director | Tony Randel |
script |
John G. Jones Christopher DeFaria Antonio Toro |
production |
Barry Bernardi Steve White Christopher DeFaria |
music | Daniel light |
camera | Christopher Taylor |
cut | Rick Finney |
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Amityville - Face of Terror , also Amityville 6 - Face of Terror (original title Amityville 1992: It's About Time ), is a horror film from 1992 by Tony Randel , which was also used for Hellbound - Hellraiser II (the continuation of the cult film Hellraiser - Das Gate to Hell by Clive Barker ) was responsible. This is the fifth sequel to Amityville Horror from 1979. Just like its predecessor The Amityville Curse (1989), the film was produced for the video market .
action
The father of the family Jacob returns to his home after spending several days in New York. He brought a present for his family: an old grandfather clock. He places this on the fireplace. The clock comes from an old house in Amityville . None of the family knows that the watch has a demonic life of its own. The first to feel this life of its own is the son Rusty. When he comes back home after a night's walk, he finds the neighbor dog in the living room. He sits in front of the clock and barks at it. When Rusty turns on the light, the whole living room turns into an old room, but it disappears just as quickly as it appeared. Rusty thinks it was all imaginary and goes to bed. The next day Jacob is attacked by the neighbor dog while jogging. Jacob can barely save himself by smashing the dog's snout with a broken bottle, but has to go to the hospital immediately. Then Andrea (Jacob's friend) and son Rusty pay the neighbor a visit. The dog appears unharmed and it looks like it never attacked Jacob. When a strange time difference occurs later that evening, one thing is certain for Rusty: The house is haunted, and the old grandfather clock is to blame for it. The horror finally takes its course, grows stronger night after night, and Father Jacob becomes stranger and stranger. Ultimately, the family manages to destroy the watch and the spook is over.
Publications
The film was released in the United States on July 16, 1992. The publication in Germany only followed in October 1993.
Web links
- Amityville - Face of Terror in the Internet Movie Database (English)