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The Amityville Horror

The Amityville Horror

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Oct 22, 2026

JonHOST
4:19
Yeah, absolutely.
JonHOST
4:21
The thing about Burnt Offerings is that it's always surprising to me that it doesn't get talked about in the same sort of class as Amityville Horror.
JonHOST
4:28
Because to me, this is a better movie than Amityville Horror.
KimmyHOST
4:32
It's so funny that you bring this up, and I fully pegged, I have you fucking nailed down, because I was going to ask him.
KimmyHOST
4:39
This
JonHOST
4:39
motherfucker's only going to talk about that it's better than Amityville.
JonHOST
4:42
I was going to
KimmyHOST
4:42
ask him, like, you like this more than Amityville, right? Because I know you hate Amityville horror.
MoHOST
19:07
so it's made our list at number eight yep so what's number seven
GeorgeHOST
19:09
well mo number seven is one that i think john and i appreciated i'm not so sure you did and we'll talk about that when we get to the points yeah it is the 1979 classic the amityville horror that's
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:23
James Brolin, Margot Kidder, Rod Steiger, in the Amityville Horror.
speaker_6SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:34
God's peace in this house.
GeorgeHOST
19:47
Newlyweds move into a large house where a mass murder was committed years before and experience strange manifestations which drive them away.
Roger L. JacksonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:47
your favorite scary movie?
speaker_5UNKNOWN
1:48
Texas Chainsaw, Dawn of the Dead, The Hills Have Eyes, Amityville Horror, Last House on the Left, Friday the 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
1:56
It's one of those, right?
Brian SalisburyHOST
2:01
It's a scream, baby.
Farron LoathingHOST
59:13
Oh, yeah.
Farron LoathingHOST
59:13
Who did Amityville Horror.
Sam SupaHOST
59:15
Oh, he did a lot of good stuff.
Sam SupaHOST
59:16
Yeah.
Julia SchifiniHOST
18:56
Following that, you had Boris Karloff in the aptly titled The Old Dark House in 1932, and then of course, skipping ahead a few years, but, uh, a really sort of classic, you had Alfred Hitchcock's version of the gothic classic Rebecca, which also is famous for giving us the wife in the attic trope.
Julia SchifiniHOST
19:16
Uh, just listing a few more because I think they really capture the visual appeal of the haunted house in early film, uh, The House on Haunted Hill, Hitchcock's Psycho, and of course near and dear to our Long Island hearts, The Amityville Horror.
Julia SchifiniHOST
19:29
Not a Victorian mansion, though.
Julia SchifiniHOST
19:30
[laughs]
Curtis TuckerHOST
39:01
So let's listen to Todd and I talking a little bit about Amityville horror.
Curtis TuckerHOST
39:08
Now, the Lutz family, George and Kathy Lutz, they're the people in the movie The Amityville Horror.
Curtis TuckerHOST
39:15
Right.
Curtis TuckerHOST
39:16
So the explanations of why the house was possessed are, number one, because of the murders.
JasonHOST
62:33
The property has spawned a book and multiple films since then.
JasonHOST
62:36
It's called The Amityville Horror.
JasonHOST
62:41
True crime occurred involved Ronald Butch – never trust a guy named Butch – DeFeo Jr. as he shot and killed all six members of his family as they lay in their beds.
JasonHOST
62:50
The bodies of his parents, Ronald and Louise, both 43, were found face down in their beds, still in their pajamas, as were the bodies of DeFeo's siblings, Don, Alyssa – Allison, sorry – Mark and John.
MarkHOST
105:01
different genres that mix back in.
MarkHOST
105:03
I was thinking about James Brolin and Margot Kidder, Amityville Horror.
MarkHOST
105:07
That was a great, scary movie.
MarkHOST
105:09
But the

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RockyAUDIENCE
139:00
Saw it in the theaters when it came out.
RockyAUDIENCE
139:03
The next one, When a Stranger Calls.
RockyAUDIENCE
139:08
And then the third one, one of your guys there mentioned the Amityville Horror.
Mike HarmonHOST
139:12
There you go.
GarenHOST
12:20
That is true.
JoeHOST
12:20
So one of the first examples was The Amityville Horror, which, uh, in terms of film, there was obviously examples in books and such, um, which was released in 1979 Uh, much like other cultures, the idea of burial practices and attitudes towards death greatly vary between indigenous communities, just like any other culture.
JoeHOST
12:44
It's, it's a lot of bullshit.
JoeHOST
12:46
It's basically just...
JoeHOST
13:02
Uh, a collective idea of an indie burial ground was basically created by European settlers and colonizers due to their ignorance, and ironically, native grave sites were often damaged and destroyed, leading to the creation of the Native American Graves Protection and Rep- Repatriation Act of 1990.
JoeHOST
13:22
So ironically, before...
JoeHOST
13:23
Well, not, not in 2019 obviously, but the original movie and The Amityville Horror, for example-
VivianHOST
13:28
Was before-
Jeff StampkaHOST
13:08
She hit really big playing Lois Lane in four Superman movies.
Jeff StampkaHOST
13:11
She was also in The Great Waldo Pepper, The Amityville Horror, The Little Treasure.
Jeff StampkaHOST
13:16
Sadly, Margot, she struggled with mental illness her whole life.
Jeff StampkaHOST
13:20
Yeah, she had undiagnosed bipolar disorder.

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