Source: Wikia. Pages: 35. Chapters: 112 Ocean Avenue, Black Jewel, Boss Boom Box,
Camera, Candle Cove, Cappity Cap, Chimera House, Chinga, Christine, Chucky, Cjopaze, Clown Doll, Coconut, Colossus of Rhodes, Constance, Creepy Christ, Dark Trains, Dead Bart, Dedede Dolls, Demon Train, Destroyer, Devil's Chair, Diesel 10, Dollhouse, Evil Spirit, Flying Dutchman, Friends on the Other Side, Furniture Monsters, Ghost Truck, Giant Magnet, Gingerdead Man, Gnarled Tree, GranLocomon, Hakaar the Destroyer, Harold the Scarecrow, Horcrux, Jack Attack, Jumanji, Killer Krusty Doll, King Statue, Lard Lad, Locomon, Luigi's Mansion, Mad Piano, Maestro Forte, Monkey's Paw, Mr. Bucket, Old Chief Wooden Head, One Ring, Overlook Hotel, Ovu Mobani, Project Satan, Puppet King, Rhapthorne, Robbie the Rabbit, Room 1408, SCP-173, Satan, Silent Hill, Slappy the Dummy, Squidward's Suicide, Statue of Liberty, Suit, Tails Doll, Talos, The Nightmare Train, The Rock Quarry, Tom Riddle's Diary, Tyrannosaurus Rex Skeleton, Wheelchair. Excerpt: 112 Ocean Avenue is perhaps one of the more famous examples of a recurring yet notoriously hard to classify breed of villain known as the "Possessed Object" - in this case a house: although it can be argued that the true antagonists of the Amityville Horror where poltergeists or demons their is also a school of taught (especially in the movie series based on the events) that the house itself was somehow alive, making it a villain in its own right. 112 Ocean Avenue is a real location in Amityville though the locals dislike the attention the Amityville Horror brings to their neighborhood and as such have renamed the house as well as redesigned it: in the movies 112 Ocean Avenue is infamous for its demonic windows that resemble glowing eyes - the style of architect this building was originally is described as Dutch Colonial. In the movies, 112 Ocean Avenue was said to be isolated but in reality it was within 50ft of other houses and the story of the Amityvill...
