Amityville 1992: It's About Time

A slick suburban nightmare that starts with playful bumps and builds to a screaming, effects-driven assault on the senses.

A slow, creeping dread builds through quiet suburban streets and long shadows, making you scan every frame for the shape standing just out of sight.

A cold, disorienting descent where past and present bleed together, keeping you uneasy and second-guessing what is real until the bitter end.

A creeping, dreamlike scare machine that blurs sleep and waking until you dread closing your eyes.

A slow-building haunted-house chiller that tightens its grip with eerie imagery and sudden scares, leaving a lingering sense of dread.

A tense, eerie haunted-house ride with jump scares and a claustrophobic atmosphere, but also moments of warmth and teenage camaraderie.

A slow, suffocating dread builds as a broken family's reunion curdles into something deeply wrong, with moments of shocking body horror.

A slow, suffocating plunge into grief and paranoia, where a mother's exhaustion curdles into something monstrous and inescapable.

A slow, suffocating descent into madness, with eerie imagery and mounting dread that lingers long after.

A relentless, blood-soaked siege that traps you in a claustrophobic apartment with a family tearing apart, blending visceral horror with darkly absurd humor.

A slow-building, nerve-shredding experience that turns ordinary domestic nights into a source of creeping dread.

A raw, immersive plunge into mounting dread, where shaky camerawork and improvised bickering make the unseen terror feel disturbingly real.