Amityville 1992: It’s About Time

An ambitious architect from Burlwood who returns from Amityville with a mysterious mantel clock. He becomes increasingly fixated on his neighborhood design while the clock’s influence amplifies his aggression and detachment. The clock blurs his grip on reality, driving the family toward crisis.

An art student and Jacob’s ex-girlfriend who helps care for the Sterling teens. She experiences disturbing disturbances around the clock and fights to protect the family, ultimately taking decisive action to destroy the clock and escape the nightmare.

Jacob and Lisa’s younger son who becomes the clock’s focal point. The clock ages him and then de-ages him, forcing him to navigate the dangerous home while trying to protect his family. His experiences with time deeply affect his sense of memory and belonging.

Jacob and Andrea’s teenage daughter who endures the clock’s increasing manipulation. She faces escalating disturbances, culminating in a fatal crisis as the clock’s power runs its course. Her death marks a devastating turn in the family’s struggle with the artifact.

A neighbor who senses an ancient force in the home and helps Rusty interpret the clock’s danger. She warns the family and searches for the clock’s origin, but is killed when a stork statue falls from a truck.

Andrea’s boyfriend and a physician who experiences disturbing hallucinations tied to Jacob’s presence and the clock. The clock’s influence seeps into his psyche, blurring professional and personal boundaries.

A neighbor whose dog Peaches becomes part of the clock’s troubling events and whose home bears a disturbing symbol of the growing menace. She embodies the town’s creeping suspicion as strange occurrences spread.

Lisa’s boyfriend who is pulled into the house’s danger as events escalate, experiencing the breakdown of rational explanations in a world under the clock’s sway.

A neighbor figure who appears as the clock’s mischief grows, illustrating how ordinary town life unravels under supernatural pressure.