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Amityville Easter (2026)
Over Easter break a team of crime investigators visit the location of a brutal murder. Little do they know one of the descendants of serial killer Frank Demonico still resides within the house.
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Over Easter break a team of crime investigators visit the location of a brutal murder. Little do they know one of the descendants of serial killer Frank Demonico still resides within the house.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Julie Anne Prescott
In Theaters:5/7/2026
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