Amityville: A New Generation 1993

Keyes, a successful photographer living on the edge of Skid Row, becomes fascinated by a strange old mirror owned by a homeless man. Though he cannot explain the attraction, he persuades the man to sell it. After acquiring the mirror, Keyes’ behavior grows increasingly erratic and unhinged as a terrifying, self‑reflective horror unfolds.

Keyes, a successful photographer living on the edge of Skid Row, becomes fascinated by a strange old mirror owned by a homeless man. Though he cannot explain the attraction, he persuades the man to sell it. After acquiring the mirror, Keyes’ behavior grows increasingly erratic and unhinged as a terrifying, self‑reflective horror unfolds.

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Before the DeFeos moved into 112 Ocean Avenue in Amityville, the house was occupied by the Bronners. In 1966, the Bronner family’s eldest son, Franklin, killed his parents and two siblings during Thanksgiving dinner. Franklin, who had a long history of mental illness, claimed to have acted at the behest of otherworldly forces that resided within the house, and was committed to Danamore State Hospital. Years later, Franklin’s wife and their young son, Keyes Terry Ross Partridge, visited him. Despite being sedated, Franklin killed his wife in front of Keyes. Keyes repressed the memory of visiting Danamore, and never received any notification about his father being discharged from it in 1986.

In 1993, Keyes Terry Ross Partridge—now a photographer—lives in an inner city boarding house with his girlfriend, Llanie Lala Sloatman. The boarding house is owned by Dick Cutler David Naughton, and its other tenants include a painter named Suki Julia Nickson, and a sculptor named Pauli. Franklin tracks down Keyes, and gives him a mirror that he took from the house in Amityville. The mirror is demonic, and it kills Suki and her ex-boyfriend, Ray Robert Rusler. After Franklin is found dead, Keyes begins looking into his past, and realizes that Franklin was his father after visiting Danamore.

The demon in the mirror assumes Suki’s form to kill Dick David Naughton, and then begins tormenting Keyes by turning into Franklin. Keyes gets sucked into the mirror, which brings him to a Hellish version of Danamore where he encounters undead versions of Raymond, Suki, Dick, and Franklin. The demon then returns Keyes to the real world, and makes it clear that it wants Keyes to reenact the massacre of the Bronner family by shooting Llanie, Pauli’s wife Janet at the boarding house’s Thanksgiving art show. Keyes resists the demon’s influence and breaks the mirror, prompting his friend Detective Clark Terry O’Quinn to quip, > Seven years bad luck.

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Cars Featured in Amityville: A New Generation

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Acura

1990

Integra

Chevrolet

1987

Caprice

Dodge

1986

Diplomat

Ford

1964

Falcon Ranchero

Ford

1992

Tempo

Ford

1987

Thunderbird

Honda

1979

CX 500

International

S-Series

Toyota

1988

Corolla FX

Toyota

1986

Van

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