A dark specter with an unsettling silhouette has haunted Nell since she was a girl. Now "the Bent-Neck Lady" is back -- and she's calling Nell home.A dark specter with an unsettling silhouette has haunted Nell since she was a girl. Now "the Bent-Neck Lady" is back -- and she's calling Nell home.A dark specter with an unsettling silhouette has haunted Nell since she was a girl. Now "the Bent-Neck Lady" is back -- and she's calling Nell home.
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The first half of the season coalesces various character story arcs that culminates into the ending of episode 5, and what a pay off. I suspected the "twist" that's presented early on but it didn't matter. This is so effective, so simultaneously chilling and heartbreaking, that if you allow yourself to live in these characters it will sit with you long after the credits roll. No spoilers here, but even if you're not a fan of horror, watch this. Watch this now! This is horror done right.
I'm hoping the rest of the season is as well done. I suspect it will be.
Did you know
- TriviaRuss Tamblyn, who plays Nell's psychiatrist, appeared in the original film adaptation of The Haunting (1963).
- GoofsAt about 49:00, Hugh tells Nell about 2 o'clock and says that when the big hand is on the two and the little hand is on the 12, which is backwards.
This may be because he was pretty frazzled at the time, however.
- Quotes
Dr. Montague: How can a house, just a collection of bricks, wood, and glass have that much power over people?
Nell Crain: You've never been there.
Dr. Montague: Well, that's true. But see, neither have you, not for a long, long time. And I think that if you were to look at it today after all these years, empty in the woods, you'd find it's not a monster. It's barely even a house. It's a carcass.
- ConnectionsFeatured in WatchMojo: Top 10 Scariest "The Haunting of Hill House" Moments (2018)
Details
- Runtime
- 1h 10m(70 min)
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 2.00 : 1