Author: Bryan Bishop
Netflix’s original programming team has demonstrated real dominance in nostalgic 1980s throwback science fiction, stand-up comedy specials, feature films that other studios don’t want to release, and just about every genre you can imagine. Now it’s about to seriously go after horror, judging from the trailer for the new series The Haunting of Hill House, which looks like a creepy, unnerving journey through some kid’s nightmares.
The show comes from writer-director Mike Flanagan, who previously turned the Stephen King novel Gerald’s Game into a feature film for Netflix. (My colleague Tasha Robinson thought it was a solid, memorable adaptation.) With The Haunting of Hill House, Flanagan is adapting the classic 1959 horror novel from...
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Netflix’s original programming team has demonstrated real dominance in nostalgic 1980s throwback science fiction, stand-up comedy specials, feature films that other studios don’t want to release, and just about every genre you can imagine. Now it’s about to seriously go after horror, judging from the trailer for the new series The Haunting of Hill House, which looks like a creepy, unnerving journey through some kid’s nightmares.
The show comes from writer-director Mike Flanagan, who previously turned the Stephen King novel Gerald’s Game into a feature film for Netflix. (My colleague Tasha Robinson thought it was a solid, memorable adaptation.) With The Haunting of Hill House, Flanagan is adapting the classic 1959 horror novel from...
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