Amityville: The Evil Escapes

An experienced priest who leads the exorcism effort and embodies cautious faith. He believes the house’s evil must be confronted directly and coordinates the team, even as the danger escalates.

A devoted priest who attempts to bless the upstairs room and confront the demon face. His encounter with the lamp knocks him unconscious, illustrating the evil’s resistance to human intervention.

The resilient mother who moves into the California house with her family and fights to protect them from the lamp’s disturbances, becoming a key ally to the exorcism effort.

The house’s owner who first welcomes the lamp into her home, showing curiosity but ultimately taking action against the threat to protect her loved ones.

A quiet, observant child drawn to the lamp who becomes a vessel for possession as fear and fascination grow. Her lull between innocence and influence marks a turning point for the family.

Nancy’s daughter who faces danger as the lamp manipulates the household and draws attention away from other threats.

One of the Evans children who experiences the strange events around the lamp and becomes involved in the family’s attempts to cope with the haunting.

A friend of Helen Royce who witnesses the escalating supernatural disturbances and stands with the family as events unfold.

The electrician whose work intersects with the lamp’s hauntings, highlighting the blend of technical and supernatural responses to the threat.

The housekeeper who becomes a casualty of the lamp’s violent acts, underscoring the danger the family faces as the haunting intensifies.

A tradesman who encounters the lamp’s lethal manipulation, illustrating the reach of the evil into everyday labor.

A medical observer who notes the family’s deteriorating condition and the lamp’s disturbing effects on health and perception.

The parrot in Alice’s house that reacts to the lamp, foreshadowing the growing disorder within the home.