2023 has seen the malevolent curse of Amityville continue to afflict its residents and intrigue the wider public. Known for its notorious history of paranormal activity and tragedy, the small village in New York has become synonymous with horror and fear. Over the years, various families have attempted to make the infamous Amityville house their home, only to be driven out by unexplained phenomena and unsettling occurrences. The Amityville curse is believed to have originated from the gruesome murders that took place in the house on Ocean Avenue in 1974, when Ronald DeFeo Jr. murdered his entire family. The subsequent owners, the Lutz family, claimed to have experienced paranormal phenomena and terrifying encounters during their short stay in the house.
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The subsequent owners, the Lutz family, claimed to have experienced paranormal phenomena and terrifying encounters during their short stay in the house. Their story captivated the world, leading to multiple books and movies based on their experiences. In recent years, the curse of Amityville has shown no signs of dissipating.
Baby Magic is BACK…. and Better than Ever!
Everyone knows babies have a certain sweet smell. The most familiar for me would have to be the “pink” scent from Baby Magic. I remember this lotion when I was little and it’s back and better than ever! There’s a new product lineup with a brand-new design and formulations. Don’t worry, it still has that same beloved and nostalgic fragrance and I can’t wait to tell you all about it!
I recently attended a Baby Magic event hosted by Momtrends where I learned about the biggest evolution in 65 years for this brand! First things first…. Baby Magic has a new and adorable mascot- The Baby Magic Bunny. We were able to hold these cute little bunnies and they didn’t seem to mind one bit!
Baby Magic has been family owned since 1951 in my home state of Texas. When I had my first child I’ll be honest and tell you that after my research, Baby Magic did not make the cut of wholesome ingredients I would want touching my newborn’s skin. It thrills me to hear Baby Magic openly embraced change to accommodate the “ever changing” needs of parents and babies. It’s not easy to completely modify a formula that’s been in production for so long, but they did! Today Baby Magic is free of sulfates, mineral oil, dyes, parabens, phthalates, talc and lanolin. I will now happily use this product on my kids and myself.
The new products are all wonderful and smell so delicious. There are three products in the “Original Baby Line”. There’s a Cleansing Gel which makes bath time enjoyable for parents and baby. It’s tear free and cleanses without over drying the skin and rinses clean. The classic baby lotion keeps baby’s skin extra moisturized during the day or after bath time. I love that it absorbs quickly into the skin and is available in 4 different sizes! The creamy baby oil is my favorite and I use this one for myself since I always have dry skin. It’s a blend of lotion and coconut oil for extra hydration. It’s non-greasy and under $6.00
I was thrilled to have the opportunity to speak with sleep expert and author of Dream Baby Nights, Carolynne Harvey. Having 3 kids in a NYC apartment is no joke. Sleep schedules vary and just when one goes to sleep another one is ready to party. She really gave me some great advice and helpful tips I’ve never thought of before. Carolynne is the perfect brand ambassador for Baby Magic because we all know when a baby feels soothed they are happier and one step closer to going to sleep. I love the lavender scented “calming bath” product and can’t wait to use it on my girls.
Carolynne also told me about the latest Hydrogel Patch. These patches are customizable and the primary purpose is the restore rough, extra-dry skin. These patches can easily be cut to size based on where they will be placed on the body. With a formula of vitamin B12, Camphor and Aloe, the Hydrogel Patch protects skin’s natural moisture barrier and seals-in hydration. They are dye-free, paraben-free, and steroid-free.
Other products are the Sweet Buttercup Line which includes a 2-in-1 wash and moisturizing lotion. The line is hypoallergenic and dermatologist tested. The Sweet Buttercup line is extra-soothing because of its comforting ingredients like Calendula Oil, Coconut Oil, and Shea Butter. The Lavender Lullaby which has a calming bath and calming lotion. Additional items being launched this spring include a collection of wipes which are 99% water and a Diaper Rash ointment and mineral sunscreen with SPF 50 will be rolled out this summer! I can’t wait.
Since it’s now officially SPRING, we jump started things by creating our own flower bouquet. I added some extra sprigs of lavender in mine! I don’t have a newborn baby at home, so the smell of fresh flowers is a close second! Thanks so some of my influencer friends, we had a wonderful morning talking about Baby Magic and mingling with some bunnies!
Thank you so much to Baby Magic for creating a new worry-free baby care line that is safe, gentle, and infused with skin-loving ingredients. The beloved scent that’s been around for millions of lifelong brand fans can now reach a new generation of parents.
For more information please visit babymagic.com
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A number of new families brave enough to attempt to live in the house have reported similar disturbing occurrences, ranging from strange noises and unexplained events to physical harm. Visitors and investigators have also claimed to witness eerie phenomena and feel a palpable sense of malevolence within the house. The Amityville curse has extended beyond the confines of the house itself, affecting the wider community as well. Residents living near the house have reported instances of bad luck, misfortune, and an overall sense of unease. Some believe that the curse has seeped into the surrounding area, permeating the air with dark energy. Despite the ongoing malevolence, there are skeptics who believe that the Amityville curse is nothing more than a series of hoaxes and urban legends. They argue that the stories have been sensationalized and exaggerated for entertainment purposes. However, those who have experienced the curse firsthand vehemently refute these claims, arguing that the terror they have endured is undeniably real. As 2023 unfolds, the malevolent curse of Amityville continues to cast a shadow over the village and its inhabitants. Whether the haunting is a result of supernatural forces or a psychological phenomenon, there is no denying the lasting impact it has had on the lives of those who have encountered it. As the legend persists, Amityville remains a chilling reminder of the terrifying power that curses can hold over our collective imagination..
Reviews for "A Dark Force Awakens: The Amityville Curse in 2023"
1. Sarah - 2/5: I was really disappointed with "The Malevolent Curse of Amityville in 2023". The plot was incredibly predictable, and the scares were more laughable than terrifying. The acting felt forced and unnatural, making it difficult to connect with any of the characters. Overall, it lacked the suspense and intensity that I was expecting from a horror movie. I would not recommend wasting your time and money on this film.
2. John - 1/5: Honestly, "The Malevolent Curse of Amityville in 2023" was one of the worst horror movies I've seen in recent years. The storyline was muddled and confusing, and it seemed like the filmmakers were just throwing in random jump scares to compensate for the lack of substance. The special effects were poorly executed, making the ghostly apparitions look laughably fake. Save yourself the disappointment and avoid this disaster of a film.
3. Emily - 2/5: I was really looking forward to "The Malevolent Curse of Amityville in 2023" but was left sorely disappointed. The plot had potential, but it fell flat on its execution. The pacing was off, making the movie drag on and lose any sense of suspense it initially had. The characters were poorly developed, and their actions often didn't make sense. The ending was also unsatisfying, leaving too many loose ends and unanswered questions. Overall, it was a forgettable and underwhelming horror experience.
4. Michael - 1/5: "The Malevolent Curse of Amityville in 2023" was a complete waste of time and money. The scares were cheap and predictable, relying on clichés and tired jump scare tactics. The acting was subpar, with wooden performances that failed to evoke any emotions from the audience. The plot was convoluted and lacked coherence, making it difficult to stay engaged. I would strongly advise against watching this film if you're looking for a genuinely terrifying and well-crafted horror movie.