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I have heard so much destruction wreaked on this movie. I want to say I totally DISAGREE. Amityville II is not only a quality horror flick, but is THE BEST in the ENTIRE SERIES! "The Amityville Horror" was alright, but not enough action in it. Just small, mischievous poltergeist activity. Parts 3-the rest were all garbage. Amityville II tells the REAL STORY of the Amityville murders in 1974. But, does use a different time frame, different names, and a highly exaggerated plot. BUT! That's what makes it a good horror film. My only change is that I would've ended the movie at the scene where the priest is going by the house and looks into the doorway to see the "ghost" of Patricia Montelli and the old lady comes up to the priest and says "I've heard some strange things about that house..." BAM! THE END. But, it didn't end. Too bad. The last part got really ridiculous and drawn-out but, it was a fairly good climax. The best scene, however, was the "heart-pounding, cold sweat" stalking scene, where Sonny kills the entire family. This is a hauntingly tragic scene. Enough to bring fear and sympathy. This movie is a good movie regardless what others have said. I also think that this movie, AT TIMES, was scarier then "The Exorcist" SO THERE. No offense to Freidkin.

This is the most suffocating, claustrophobic movie ever. You don't just watch TCM. You survive it. It is a knock-out punch to the senses and tight noose squeezing the life out of you. You run with Marilyn Burns, you suffer with her. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre is brutal assault on the mind and even the insanities of the "family" may appear silly and laced with black humor at times, it is not really funny. It is psychologically one of the sickest flicks ever, and contrary to popular belief shows NO GORE ! It's all an emotional roller coaster. This is one the best horror movies ever and a classic (including all genre).

Many people have never seen or heard of this movie. The sad thing is that most young people now wouldn't appreciate its method of madness. The Wicker Man is almost like Psycho in the sense that it plays with the audiences' minds as well as the central character of the film. Its portrayal of the "pagan" religion is very impressive. Not some outrageous Hollywood devil-demon-blood-cult. The Wicker Man is a powerful, disturbing film and is one of the greatest films of the modern era. Christopher Lee is superb as well as Edward Woodward and the beautiful Britt Ekland. This movie is a true classic.