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Uncover the Chilling Truth Behind America's Most Notorious Haunting

On the surface, 112 Ocean Avenue was just another quaint house in suburban New York—until one horrifying night in 1974 when Ronald DeFeo Jr. murdered his entire family. What followed remains one of the most chilling and controversial paranormal sagas in American history.

Amityville Horror House (1975) is a gripping deep dive into the infamous events that shaped a cultural phenomenon. From the harrowing true crime of the DeFeo murders to the Lutz family's terrifying 28-day stay that inspired countless films and books, Patrick Gunn uncovers the complex layers of horror, psychology, and media sensationalism that turned a tragic crime scene into a supernatural legend.

Inside this detailed chronicle, you'll explore:

The origins and aftermath of the DeFeo family tragedy

The Lutz family's shocking claims of supernatural terror

Firsthand accounts and investigations by paranormal experts including Ed and Lorraine Warren

The psychological impact on those who lived the story—and those who consumed it

The evolution of Amityville in film, television, and popular culture

A critical look at myths, hoaxes, and the fine line between fact and fear

Whether you're a true crime enthusiast, horror film buff, or paranormal skeptic, this book will make you question what you think you know about the Amityville Horror. Prepare for a chilling journey through one of the most famous—and disputed—hauntings of all time.