AMITYVILLE: DOLLHOUSE

Cinemavixion Review

Steve White's "Amityville: Dollhouse" revisits the cursed Long Island locale, this time channeling the malevolent spirit through a miniature replica of the infamous haunted house. The narrative centers on a young girl who receives the dollhouse, inadvertently unleashing a cascade of terror upon her family. While perhaps not reaching the iconic status of its predecessors, the film effectively leverages its premise, exploring themes of inherited evil and the vulnerability of innocence. The direction maintains a palpable sense of dread, and the performances, particularly from the young protagonist, anchor the supernatural horror in relatable human drama. It’s a solid entry into the Amityville canon, offering a chilling descent into domestic dread and the pervasive nature of supernatural influence.