The Real Amityville Horror

A sombre, slow recounting of a family's long grief, told through testimony rather than spectacle.

A slow, unsettling parade of firsthand hauntings, told through talking heads and dramatic reenactments that keep the dread close to home.

A hushed, unsettling plunge into real recordings that makes an ordinary house feel quietly haunted and deeply sad.

A sober, methodical true-crime documentary that peels back a famous haunting story to reveal the real tragedy beneath it.

A quiet, intimate documentary that sits with a family's precarious daily life, leaving a heavy, lingering sense of unease.

A slow, low-key haunted-house chiller that leans on atmosphere and family unease rather than shocks.

A brief, quiet glimpse of ordinary family life, observed with gentle curiosity rather than drama.

A claustrophobic, unsettling plunge into a family's decay, demanding patience as it blurs the line between observation and nightmare.

A sober, unsettling hour of real-life riddles that lingers in the mind long after the credits roll.

A quiet, hypnotic meditation on destruction, watching a house burn in near silence.

A slow, suffocating haunted-house chiller that keeps you uneasy with creeping dread and a mother's unraveling grip on reality.

A quietly chilling sit-down where ordinary people recount the slow dawning horror of living beside someone capable of murder.