I ain't 'fraid of no ghosts!

I have no doubt it was a hoax. I'd have ho qualms about staying there. The movies were sensationalized, but the original claims were incredibly mild by comparison — and it seems that the goal of the owners was to back out of their purchase. Regardless, I'd have no problem sleeping anywhere (as long as it's clean, quiet, and reasonably comfortable).

As long as it has heat. I've been freezing lately.

When i was 16 or 17 we would regularly hangout in the cemetery where night of the living dead was filmed. Even though i have some anecdotal evidence that is paranormal in nature (not from the cemetery), I'm sure there will be a time when this has a logical explanation.

The only reason I voted no way is, why? With so many other great places to go why waste my time?

Maybe if.
There was a comfy bed, a nice tv with Netflix, and good food, beer or something to drink.

I've been to the house and seen it from the outside. That was probably about 35 years ago.
It has since been completely remodeled and hardly resembles the house as it was when the
murders occurred. If someone made it worth my while, I'd go for it. I really don't believe in
most of that supernatural stuff anyway.

When I was a kid, a friend and I noticed taillights of passing cars looked like glowing red eyes on the window of a vacant house in the neighborhood. We made up a whole ghost story about that and had all the neighbor kids talking about it after we "proved" the ghost with red eyes was in the house. We never told them the truth - we probably could have started our own religion.

I would do it, and yes to be honest, there would be fear. That story scared me when I was young.

Oops, I answered the headline question instead of the question at the end of post, so subtract 1 from no way column and add to maybe, if... column. My if would be if I had my girl with me, if there was comfortable furniture/good sleeping arrangements, and if I had some weed. Damn, I’m a pothead...

I would hook up a webcam to this site and end the debate once and for all.

I think the people living there might not appreciate it though..."Hey, mind if I use your tooth brush?"...they would wish for the demons to come back.

I definitely do not believe in the claims of the author.He just capitalized on a horrific incident

There's nothing scary about it and the film was cool.

I would, but only with friends.

I'm well aware the Amityville story is a load of claptrap and I don't believe in the supernatural. However, when alone at night in a spooky place, there's always that little part of my mind that says "That's all very well, but you've been wrong before..."

I only say no because I grew up 7 miles from it and I know people that will mess with you if you stay there. And I hate staying in random houses.

Sure why not, hell I'll up the ante and spend a whole week there. Provided there is nothing set up by other people to trick people and the house is left as is, I'm not afraid nor do I expect anything beyond maybe a weird dream to happen.

I voted no way because I thought I was clicking on nope, not scared. Have no idea how to change my vote

I lived in a haunted house when I was a child. Now, the house I lived in was haunted by a 6yr old, but I doubt that house would bother me.

Why tempt fate? Maybe if someone was with me but not alone.

I most definately would not, just too much negative energy.

I think so, anyway.

My wife and daughter love the ghost thing, so I've been on one ghost walk.

I remember someone showed a photo they'd taken that "looked like a woman's face."

I looked around and discovered the photo had a striking resemblance to one of the windows on a nearby church.

However, Santa Claus is REAL!

...if I could bring a .357 I’d warn ‘the staff,’ cuz live humans would be my only concern..

Yes,I'm vary adventurous by nature.