Amityville: Bed & Breakfast

A couple looking to start a new life buys a remote bed and breakfast in Amityville, unaware of its dark past. As they try to renovate the property, they uncover a series of terrifying events tied to the house's history. They soon find themselves trapped, battling not only the malevolent forces within the house but also their own unraveling sanity.

As a recent release, critical reception for 'Amityville: Bed & Breakfast' is still emerging, but early buzz suggests it leans into the franchise's tradition of atmospheric dread and jump scares. Audience reactions are expected to be divided, with long-time fans of the 'Amityville' series likely appreciating the return to familiar haunted house tropes, while newer viewers may find the plot derivative.

• Praised for its atmospheric tension and commitment to the 'Amityville' lore.

• Criticized for predictable plot points and a reliance on familiar horror clichés.

• The performances, particularly from the lead actors, are noted as a strength amidst a somewhat formulaic narrative.

Google audience: Google users largely found the film to be a decent entry in the horror genre, appreciating its spooky atmosphere and decent scares. Some users felt the story could have been more original, but overall, it delivered on the expected thrills for fans of haunted house movies.

Director Joe Chappelle has a notable history with the horror genre, having previously directed episodes of 'Halloween: The Series' and 'The X-Files'.