Possession of Phenotype

Adaptation of the Amityville horror (tragedy) for a yielded expression of religious manmade football.

One of the most iconic features of the unforgettable tragedy-dramatization masterpiece (underrated arguably?) Amityville: Possession (Burt Young) is its special lens for wrought family value 'exorcist' like thinking for negotiations in outright fortune-magnifications for (American Homeland) 'human' oblivion, which is what this adaptation-of-sorts concerns. Thanks so much for reading, 

DISCLAIMER: This work of adaptation offers no ties to the DeFeo family murders story/dramatizations or the referenced film of inspiration and all image/references used herein comprise a purely 'personal' expression for social art (for 'open' criticism). 

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FATHER ADAMI: Why wasn't billiards sufficient for your Catholic faith, my son?
MR. AMLAN SATAN: I'm in your care now, Father; incarcerated; post bloody-murder!

FATHER ADAMI: You were distressed by your home-life; father's schizophrenia; IQ.

MR. AMLAN SATAN: I was in Amityville; a billiards-hall; my dad shared his pool-love!

FATHER ADAMI: You had the good Algerian-American Catholic sense to challenge?

MR. AMLAN SATAN: Emit (dad) insisted I compete with him in billiards; I won.

FATHER ADAMI: When you went home, he went into a fit; you grabbed your gun?

MR. AMLAN SATAN: I bought it from a source in Amityville; hid it; I kept it safe.

FATHER ADAMI: When you brought your girlfriend to greet Emit, he was aloof.

MR. AMLAN SATAN: You know, Father; this interview reminds me of Royal Farms.

FATHER ADAMI: You sat in a convenience/gas station to think Selfie-escapism.

MR. AMLAN SATAN: As a Catholic of family-woes, I needed American laughter!

FATHER ADAMI: Isn't that American affordance, my son...incomplete-convenience?

MR. AMLAN SATAN: I didn't doubt it (Selfie-like).

FATHER ADAMI: Why you still carry that flight attendant doll?

MR. AMLAN SATAN: Guess it, Father; substitute for my ex-girlfriend (Esmerelda!).

FATHER ADAMI: Does the doll remind you of travel and escape with billiards?

MR. AMLAN SATAN: I failed with the good Catholic faith of billiards; I need angels.

FATHER ADAMI: How does the flight-doll invoke sportsmanship/empathy, my son?

MR. AMLAN SATAN: With doubt (Selfie-distance).

Amlan managed a micro-miracle triumph in billiards one night in Amityville (NY) against his troubled/troubling father (Emit) and returned home to create pure madness, driven to bloody-murder by demonic voices of insanity in his own consciousness, which is how he ended up in the (incarcerated) care of his Catholic local priest/guide (the pensive/thoughtful/worried Father Adami), who now thought to instill in Mr. Amlan Satan those incomplete-senses of dollhouse-restorations for family value in the American Homeland, perhaps to 'ingest' the darkness Amlan absorbed through the pores of his skin that night following that 'mice-and-men' pool cleat 'faerie-tale' concerning Emit (damn).

FATHER ADAMI: I got you Blood Diamond (Leo Dicaprio), eco-capitalism, my son.

MR. AMLAN SATAN: Tales of wrought cleats for Earth's nature/treasures/insurance?

FATHER ADAMI: You know it, son!

MR. AMLAN SATAN: This is my story, Father...it's one of regret/failures, Father.

FATHER ADAMI: Not mine?
MR. AMLAN SATAN: What's conflict-zone gems have to do with family-exorcism?

FATHER ADAMI: Guess it; I'll get you a desktop/mouse for some 'legion' investment.

MR. AMLAN SATAN: Capitalism's arms, Father?

FATHER ADAMI: Demons may conquer silence; we make (Catholic) helmet reaction.

MR. AMLAN SATAN: With any theoretical coach, Father (thanx).

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)