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Worst Supporting Actress | 1983 | Rutanya
Budget 5,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 12,534,817 USD
The house in the film, as in the original The Amityville Horror (1979) movie, is not the actual house as depicted in the best-selling novel, as that dwelling was unavailable to shoot in for both films. The home in both movies was a Colonial style replica situated in Toms River, New Jersey.
Jan and Mark Montelli were portrayed by real life brother and sister Erika Katz and Brent Katz.
According to an interview with George Lutz at website Horror.com, (Lutz' twenty-eight days in the real-life house provided the base for The Amityville Horror (1979)), Lutz wanted this sequel to be based on John G. Jones' book "The Amityville Horror Part II", the sequel novel which recounts the aftermath of the Lutz family escaping the house, but still experiencing paranormal events. However, producer Dino De Laurentiis, in conjunction with American International Pictures, made this sequel based on Hans Holzer's book "Murder in Amityville", which is a prequel that recounts the events that led to the DeFeo family deaths instead. Lutz sued De Laurentiis. He was unsuccessful but did manage to force them to out a disclaimer on the posters that read "This film has no affiliation with George and Kathy Lutz."
The Montelli family in this film were fictional characters and loosely based on the real life DeFeo family.
Debut theatrical feature film of actor Jack Magner whose only other screen acting credit after this movie was in Stephen King's Firestarter (1984).
"Mr. Booth, the Lawyer: [at the Montelli trial] ... Your Honor, it is my intention to prove that Sonny Montelli is a victim of demonic possession - that is, possession by the Devil - and therefore innocent of the charges placed against him. Judge: Mr. Booth, I admire your originality. If I accept your plea, regardless of verdict, every courtroom in this country would be inundated with pleas of demonic possession. Nobody would be guilty of anything anymore. Quite literally, "The Devil made me do it." You have three days to submit another plea, Mr. Booth."
"[last lines] Father Adamsky: Blessed Lord, Lord of my life, do not forsake me!"
