So what you're saying is that every movie that has ever been made, could be advertised as based on a true story? That is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard in my life. The only reason that you are sticking to your guns that the movie is based on a true story is because it is one of the most common movie conceptions. When Amityville is advertised, they conveintly leave out the part where the woman claims that she made every bit of it up. Because a murder happens, you cannot spin an entire movie and add demons, possessed houses, paranormal happenings, and anything else you want and claim it is a true story. The woman concocted a big story about demons, and told EVERYONE that the story was true. Demons and all. After she made her money, she completely admitted that every thing she said happen while she was in the house, was absolutely false. Since the movie is about what happened while she was in that house, the fact that she admitted every bit of it was false, means the movie is ficticious, just like the book that started it all. Do not go on and reply that just because a murder did in fact happen there, the movie is true, or even BASED on truth. The movie doesn't focus on the murders. The movie is about a possessed house, not about a man who slaughtered his family.
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