Mark Polonia also made Empire of the Apes, so it stands to wonder why he waited so long to make a cash-in on the Amityville series. I mean, this is the man who also made Sharkenstein, Bigfoot vs. Zombies and multiple Camp Blood movies. Just so you know what you're getting into - these are shot on video films intended for DVD distribution to maniacs like me in Walmart (or today, on Amazon Prime).
For the eleventh overall Amityville movie, a young woman and her friends - on their way back from helping with hurricane relief efforts in Florida, keeping it topical - stop in the town of Amityville to check in on a sick grandmother.
That's when they run into an ancient witch and her spells, which turn one of them into a spider. This is more about a curse on the townsfolk than 112 Ocean Avenue. But hey - Eric Roberts turns up as The Dark Lord. What does Roberts do, show up in rural Pennsylvania and put out a beacon to tell directors that he's available for work?
For the eleventh overall Amityville movie, a young woman and her friends - on their way back from helping with hurricane relief efforts in Florida, keeping it topical - stop in the town of Amityville to check in on a sick grandmother.
That's when they run into an ancient witch and her spells, which turn one of them into a spider. This is more about a curse on the townsfolk than 112 Ocean Avenue. But hey - Eric Roberts turns up as The Dark Lord. What does Roberts do, show up in rural Pennsylvania and put out a beacon to tell directors that he's available for work?