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"Amityville Horror" fans, mark your calendars: The Amityville Film Festival is scheduled July 11 at dusk to celebrate the chilling flick's 30th anniversary. Just be prepared to travel to Seaside Heights, N.J., to catch it. Even though the movie is about the haunting of the South Shore Dutch Colonial where Ronald DeFeo, Jr. murdered his parents and four siblings in 1974, it was filmed in Toms River, N.J. The festival, which will also show the sequels, is free. For a full rundown on the murder, the book, the movie... scope out Seaside Heights News Magazine and Talky Blog!, www.popartpete, where neat pictures are also posted.

Newsday file photo / Stan Wolfson

Then you are a true Long Islander, at least according to Charles Petruzzi's blog My Junk Mail. Read the complete -- and funny -- posting "You Know You're From Long Island When ... " here.

We recently blogged about a vintage "That's Incredible" segment on the "Amityville Horror" house. Now it's time for some new stuff. Here's a clip posted yesterday by AmityvilleFiles.com, which has "a vast archive of information, allowing the viewer to do their own research into the topic, and decide for themselves where the truth lies in this highly controversial case."

This house in Amityville is for sale.

Talk about an Amityville horror.

"CSI: New York" is scheduled to air an episode early next month debunking the "Amityville Horror" theory. As Newsday reported last year, when the episode first aired, none of the scenes was actually filmed on Long Island. But many of the scenes in this vintage clip from "That's Incredible" were.