The Haunting of Hill House EP#9 Reaction

[@Daniellabc]

What I like the most is the fact that she wasn't possessed, she was manipulated while vulnerable and that makes it more real for me

[@uggggggghhhhh]

yeah, it also seemed to me like postpartum psychosis. there have been parents who kill their kids under the belief that theyre saving them.

[@mynameisnonofyourconcern8685]

@@uggggggghhhhh while I don’t think that was their aim(youngest kids were like 6 lol) I think it makes it a little more sad and creepier because it shows that something like this could happen in real life

[@uggggggghhhhh]

@@mynameisnonofyourconcern8685 totally, it has happened outside of postpartum like when a parent decides to take their own life and that the "right" thing would be to take their kids with them because theyd be unsafe in the world. Its heart breaking and awful but this show shines a light on the side of the parent (in a supernatural way) and how vulnerable they are in those moments, it allows us to feel empathy for someone who is doing something horrible under the belief of it being something good. Idk I really like how this show tackled so many serious subjects with kindness almost? the characters have a variety of flaws but we still care about them in the end, we see their individual sides, their pain and we understand.

[@mynameisnonofyourconcern8685]

@@uggggggghhhhh oh yeah definitely! like another comment said, this show is all about perspective. The most obvious to me is throughout the beginning the bent neck lady is terrifying until we learn that she’s Nellie, so then when we see her in the later episodes all we feel is sadness. Same goes for Olivia and episode 9

[@johnathanking9885]

none of them were. they were driven mad.

[@manoelcarlosalves2301]

And they never went on without her. Literally. Nobody overcame the trauma of losing her.

[@anniemae4449]

“how could we?” *pain*

[@uggggggghhhhh]

they kinda do... at the end lol

[@manoelcarlosalves2301]

@@uggggggghhhhh actually there is a theory that the ending was kinda "fake". Lol

[@ibuprofriends]

@@manoelcarlosalves2301 the director decided against that ending. it's real.

[@manoelcarlosalves2301]

@@ibuprofriends thank god! It would be overbearingly sad.

[@wehaveadarkside]

the "you guys go on without me" "how could we?" gets me every time, so sad

[@akhiltrc9708]

Weirdly uplifting. It’s reassuring to hear she say it to them, that things will be ok without her. But of course, that was not the case. It look Nell’s death too to make that happen.

[@uggggggghhhhh]

@@akhiltrc9708 tbh it makes me sad because she thought her presence wouldnt make a difference but Hugh telling her "how could we?" is nice, she was loved loudly.

[@ChucksCherubs3]

I have never cried so much watching a horror series like I did watching that show.

[@xXAndyReXx]

I genuinely don’t think I’ll ever enjoy a season of a show more than I did this one.

[@danwilliams2551]

this is def one of those "emotional hangover" shows

[@TomTomson81]

Same. Never before has there been a better elaborated series with such depth, characters (really all of them), story and without plotholes.

[@rossross3689]

This show has ruined horror shows for me the same way game of thrones has ruined basically everything for me. Nothing is even close to being as good as them imo

[@belzorahollow3888]

There’s always that feeling of a loss of purpose when I finish a show that I like, but rarely does it ever feel like such an empty and genuine loss of purpose 🤣 I watched this show for the first time like 2 years ago and have since picked up on 3 or 4 other “heavy hitter” shows that just…don’t come anywhere close to what Hill House does. If I’m not being emotionally abused by a show, it’s not doing it’s job right and that’s all thanks to Hill House 🤣 😭

[@endgamerunknown2255]

I recommend watching breaking bad

[@thesyndrome43]

I always find the old lady ghost interesting in the grand scheme, because until she had the "she lies" line I just assumed every ghost in the house was evil, but that line turns it on it's head because now you start doubting whats evil and what's not, and even her "scary" moment was when she was playing with Luke and Nell while they were investigating the sound-tube she used to communicate from her bed can now be viewed in a different context, maybe she wasn't trying to scare them, and instead was playing with the children in the same way she would have done while alive. Even the bowler-hat man that Luke saw technically didn't do anything to Luke aside from freak him out, he just wanted his hat back (although we never see what happens after he catches Luke under the bed, it's entirely possible he was just going to actually tuck Luke back into bed after he found him under it). The whole series seems to be about perspectives, and how they can be misunderstood, like the disfunction between the family, and even how "malicious" the ghosts actually are (Poppy is a straight-up bitch though)

[@ianwestc]

I still wonder about the motivations of the ghost in the basement that attacked Luke. Who was that? The guy who was walled in?

[@lizarmstrong6695]

@@ianwestc wasn’t the guy in the wall mr hill, Poppy’s husband, as she said she killed him right?

[@mynameisnonofyourconcern8685]

@@lizarmstrong6695 no the guy in the wall(William Hill, poppy’s husband) bricked himself in. Have you seen the last episode? It gives more insight on why and what his ghost looks like

[@Kodanikage]

@@ianwestc I think that ghost was from the bootleggers that was implied in the history of the house. He was likely murdered, and that’s why he’s violent.

[@gwenjackson8583]

I assumed that the old lady was just calling for Clara Dudley to come and assist her since all the ghosts are existing in a space where time is irrelevant. I didn’t take it that she was trying to scare the kids or play with them…just calling for Clara in a time in the “past” which feels like the present to her.

[@CatninjaNL]

Poppy not blinking the entire time is such a great detail. Also read somewhere that the mold might be like insanity spreading from the guy in the walls.

[@wolfmanjack3451]

Good observation with the sub plots..

[@JosieSchuller]

Ooh I like that idea of it spreading from Mr. Hill being buried behind the walls.

[@pantlessreactions]

She blinks briefly when she first talks to Liv, when she has her back to Liv

[@CRWM987]

The mold is just one more problem the house is creating in order to keep the family there longer. Can't flip the house & leave if there's work to be done.

[@GeenPoblin]

The saddest thing about this episode is that Olivia was ALMOST free. She was out of the house and free of its influence. All she had to do was wait for her head to clear. She went back willingly, the house didn’t call her, but she gave into her fears. And that’s what killed her and set it all in motion. Obvi Olivia is not to blame for it, she was coerced, blackmailed. But part of the tragedy is how much could have changed if she hadn’t gone back.

[@sibanipanigrahy5509]

Ughh so true. Every mother always fears of what the world is gonna do to their child. Olivia's fear were just solidified by the house. Thats what the house does. Plays in your vulnerability and bends the truth. Shows u future darkness which wouldn't be there if not for the house itself. Ughh its so good

[@jurassicblaster2812]

The line “I wanna wake up, why can’t I wake up” makes me tear up every time.

[@LulaLinz]

Probably the most disturbing episode for me, not in the supernatural aspect but with the house's/poppy's relationship to Olivia. They prey on her like an abusive partner, almost gaslighting her until she's unable to discern reality from her 'dreams' They take a parents worse fear (something happening to their child/being unable to protect them) & play on it, manipulating until it gets the reaction it wanted from Olivia (her deciding to lace the tea with rat poison) a moment for Carla Gugino too! what a great actress she is, even without speaking she's so expressive. Low key jealous of how beautiful she is, really great casting all round, they're all pretty & do really look like they could be related. Great reaction guys, so not ready for it to be over!

[@Leakampff]

So true, you reaaallly get the feeling of them preying on her and manipulating its pretty amazing

[@mrsiwtv]

15:50 re: "She's doing it." (pushing her) ->I think the tragedy is that she didn't, really. I've always loved the contrast between Nell only falling after Olivia gave her a kiss on the forehead and thus giving her the final push, and then Poppy being ready to physically push Olivia (after emotionally pushing her relentlessly of course) but then it wasn't even necessary any more, Poppy's hand never connected, Olivia was too far gone already. That's the true tragedy depicted in this simple parallel. Nell didn't want to go, she needed to be pushed off. But the house broke Olivia so badly that she jumped of her own accord in the end

[@porkfrog2785]

a sort of hidden horror to the show is based on predetermined fate: the house shows her her daughter on a table and the son w/ a needle in him like it's predestined. The fake twins recite their fates, which drives the mother toward actions making sure things go that way. There's a horrible quicksand feeling that the more everyone struggles, the worse it gets.

[@craigchalloner153]

This show will be studied for years. Fucking masterpiece

[@Clairembify]

« How could we? » Cue my endless tears.

[@Tina_95]

I know right? That whole ending sequence always makes me tear up.

[@labelle4497]

Every damn time

[@veronika5319]

poppy isn't the one who killed the man in the walls, he really did brick himself in. mr. dudley was telling us the story how his mother would go into the woods and giggle like a schoolgirl, and the main theory is that his mum and mr. hill had an affair and the guilt made him brick himself in, so when he died, she could only see him in the woods as it is still on the house property also, the beginning scene that you cut out was meant to show you that she feels guilty for not feeling them growing up aka "leaving her arms"

[@Nexils]

Looks like mr Hill regretted his decision anyway, for he was trying to scratch his way out.

[@luc-i-guess]

@@Nexils I wonder if, like Nell, he was coerced into this by an older ghost attacking his sensibilities. This show has layers like a damn onion.

[@labelle4497]

Carla Gugino was amazing, really wish she had received an award.

[@TheKelJacob]

So many involved in this show needed to win Emmys. But, those awards are prejudiced against streaming services and it dovetailed with the ending of GOT.

[@stayville88]

all of the other ghosts were chill, Poppy was the one manipulating Olivia, the other ghosts just happened to die there. The house is, well a house for ghosts. The part were Poppy is talking about having a nightmare of her kids dying was the story of her ACTUALLY killing her children, she was insane, she wanted to do the same to Liv. The house isn't innocent tho, it shows you your fears and uses that 'feed' and ultimately kill you by driving you insane.

[@wrsltnmusclefan]

One of the best things about this series was it's like an extended movie. But even though it's sectioned off into episodes once you watch all of it it's like one Whole experience.

[@Melancthon7332]

I'd say it's much more like chapters of a book.

[@blueroninstudios]

"You guys go on without me." "How could we?" UGH, my heart! Make it stop! lol

[@bunnyslippers5183]

This show is just a masterclass in making shows; even the slower, less exciting episodes are still really good and a lot better than some of the best episodes of other shows. So excited to see your reaction to the conclusion!

[@keiranfoord4067]

Shaun: There she is! Tom *jumps out of his skin*: I wasn't looking.

[@jthomann71]

Poppy serves the purpose that Lloyd and Grady served in The Shining. Prodding, cajoling, seducing into madness.

[@jimchapman9595]

This is the take. I remember reading an interview with Mike Flanagan where he said pretty much exactly that. Took a lot of inspiration from The Shining when figuring out how the house would operate.

[@jthomann71]

@@jimchapman9595 It makes sense. The ghosts in the house really don't do anything to the family other than to scare the hell out of them. Their effect is mainly psychological and their victims are either harmed by their own actions or the actions of other living people under the house's influence. Just like The Shining.

[@jksgameshelf3378]

I wonder if, because there are so many ghosts, if different ghosts prey on different inhabitants, depending on which one would be best to connect with the right family member.

[@jthomann71]

@@jksgameshelf3378 None of the ghosts seemed to single out any of the family except Poppy and the Bent Neck Lady. Poppy because she was a mother, and we all know what the Bent Neck Lady's deal was.

[@blueroninstudios]

Definitely shades of Stephen King in the story, but the source material - the actual book "The Haunting of Hill House" predates anything Stephen King wrote. I think King actually read the book and some of it inspired him to write horror as well. The book characterization is vastly different as well, plot wise. The original 1950's film and the more recent movie from 1999 with Liam Neeson and Catherine Zeta Jones and Owen Wilson follow the book plot a bit more closely - both those version are worth a watch. The 50's version is really creepy for the time it came out, while the visual effects for the the late 90's version havent aged all that well, it's still retains a bit of the creep factor. And I always enjoy watching whoever plays Mrs Dudley with her monologue....."in the night......in the dark." Heheheh!

[@darkprincess102305]

One thing I noticed is Poppy doesn't blink. (Though there is one moment she did, not sure what that means). But throughout her whole monologue, she doesn't blink. Like how the way the little boy in the very beginning explained to Shirley that his dead Grandma visits him, but she doesn't blink. Edit: Spelling

[@wh0aheavy]

I'm so excited for you guys to see the last episode but I'm also gonna be really sad when you finish it 😂😭

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

You mean you are excited for watching how they saw the last episode. These videos are pre-produced and have been available on Patreon for months. So they have seen this all months ago. ;)

[@wh0aheavy]

Lol ok?

[@iamwolfboy]

Please watch Mindhunter! Worth it for Cameron Britton's performance alone. Twin Peaks and Twin Peaks: The Return would be epic, but be prepared to not come back out from the Lynchian rabbit hole unscathed 😂

[@IbrahimHoldsForth]

The opening paragraph of the novel is among the all time great novel openers: “No live organism can continue for long to exist sanely under conditions of absolute reality; even larks and katydids are supposed, by some, to dream. Hill House, not sane, stood by itself against its hills, holding darkness within; it had stood for eighty years and might stand for eighty more. Within, walls continued upright, bricks met neatly, floors were firm, and doors were sensibly shut; silence lay steadily against the wood and stone of Hill House, and whatever walked there, walked alone.”

[@leonardofernandes7932]

Guys you need to remenber tha the corpse that was inside the wall had a tool of his hand to build walls, he locked himself in

[@sibanipanigrahy5509]

He built a wall around him. Literally

[@nikolemiranda9640]

I love this episode, the ending was so poignant and sad. It reminds me of the ending of the wake episode where it showed her as the bent neck lady and the narration of not being able to be seen. Both are brilliant episode endings.

[@roosterthembones4475]

Someone else in the comments already said it but I'll second it here, The Haunting of Bly Manor has to be done too, it's fucking excellent and like Hill House, is deeply melancholy.

[@ywboywbo8102]

its not that good like the haunting of hill house

[@martinaviera4243]

Hill House is still my favorite because it is scary and so sad, but Bly manor is straight-up emotional pain

[@melissavukelic4138]

I agree. I didn’t like Bly Manor as much at first, but after rewatching bits of it through reactions, I grew to like it more and more.

[@wolfmanjack3451]

The original Bly House in "The Innocence" 1962 old B/W ghost story but,has its moments.

[@Borntoberiled]

Meh.

[@joelmu13]

Well the Haunting of Bly Manor would be the logical next show. Another good show is Penny Dreadful.

[@indiatastic]

Great idea! They would love penny dreadful!

[@wildheart7793]

Yes!! Penny Dreadful

[@Always-fd7pk]

and Dark!

[@RosaliaMaliaka]

Omg pleasseeee react to penny dreadful!

[@keavabonner1625]

Penny dreadful is awesome

[@kristianberg4264]

Ok boys, here’s the meaning to a “Screaming Meemies” is derived from world war 1, because of the sound artillery shells made, so it would refer to a person screaming. :)

[@mynameisnonofyourconcern8685]

I love how throughout it shows how the house has a hold on them. With Nellie, even at the end there were flaws and she had gaps in the illusion that were real life. Like her holding the rope and realizing it before the house covers it up with another illusion. And how even then after she puts the necklace on she can feel the rope instead. With Olivia she constantly fights with her illusions, like at the door she fights with Poppy because she knows Hue wouldn’t hurt the kids. The houses illusions aren’t perfect, but they are unfortunately strong enough to get Nellie before she fully realizes and Olivia succumbed to them fully(so even after death she has the houses beliefs)

[@roaringviking5693]

Either you're forgetting or you didn't listen properly to what mrs Dudley told Steve in the previous episode. Poppy was insane. She met William Hill, who also was insane, in the insane asylum, where they became a couple. So no, the death of her children wasn't what drove her crazy.

[@krashd]

Or William Hill was not her first husband...

[@kamshamaharaj1138]

Totally enjoying your reaction and actually listening rather than bothering with the camera. I think we all had the same feeling when we realized Abigail was a real girl, and Olivia did what she did. How does one even begin to try to judge Olivia knowing she was emotionally and mentally tormented and opts to poison the children to keep them "safe"? For me, the true horror is not the ghosts of the house, but the endless sadness and heartbreak people feel as depression sets in deeper and deeper, and no one seems to pay attention or know how to help.

[@jksgameshelf3378]

Can't wait for the reaction to the final episode. I'm not ashamed to admit I think I cried more at the end of this show than almost anything else I can think of. I was really hesitant to watch this series because the original film is my favorite haunted house film of all time, and still terrifies me after seeing it over and over. But, I keep hearing how good this was and there are so many perfect nods to the original novel and film, and added such a new layer to the story, and I ended up loving it, and love watching reactions to it.

[@WorldOfConan]

Twin Peaks is a must guys! one of the greatest shows ever made all three seasons!

[@wynnstarauria]

Twin Peaks is an absolute must. Would be fantastic to see your reactions to it! One of the greatest shows ever made.

[@testpattern23]

the actress who plays poppy is so good and freaky. I believe she's also in the Haunting of Bly Manor as well as the guy who plays Luke. I haven't seen that season though. Also I've never had a horror show make me cry before. So Well done in it's execution.

[@krashd]

Don't watch the second one then if you don't like blubbering :)

[@sunsetstore77]

"You guys go on without me." I CRY ONCE AGAIN :( Also, gotta say... the actress playing Poppy is doing a great job with that speech. As always, your reaction is awesome :)

[@Tina_95]

She does so good in this! She also plays Viola's sister in the Haunting of Bly Manor

[@krashd]

She is almost unrecognisable in Bly Manor, hallmarks of a great actor.

[@Burto11]

These consistent uploads are keeping my appetite satiated.

[@gabbymouse8197]

Y’all are so close to guessing correctly! One of the best shows in a while and love how the big jump scare was revisited lol can’t wait for the final episode

[@dramasimpson9498]

The show runner says Each sibling represents each stage of grief.... brilliantly written show great plot great tention/horror then amazing characters and acting!

[@melinewaller1129]

I have watched this several times since it came out. Now watching f you two watch it make me want to do another rewatch

[@starfire6764]

God that scene with young nel and luke kills me every time those two kids did an excellent job.

[@jrdnlyr]

everytime i hear the "you guys go on without me" "how could we" i *sob*

[@Hey_Jamie]

A lot of people call sleep, meemies. My friend (she’s Mexican, I don’t think it’s primarily a Hispanic term, though) has always said it. Like for instance, she will say to her dog “Come on Holly, time to go meemies!” So it’s basically, a nightmare. A screaming meemie.

[@ChucksCherubs3]

6:28 Tom randomly decides to take his eyes off the screen, misses the ghost. You NEVER look away while watching THOHH!

[@addiegrace644]

Theo is for sure my favorite character in this series!

[@gaia1577]

last episode in the car with Sheryl and Theo with the nell jump scare I screamed and through my headphones off because the sound was so frightening. I've seen this show once before and forgot that part.

[@ChucksCherubs3]

10:25 Tom randomly decides to take his eyes off the screen, AGAIN! Some people never learn.

[@Mr.Thriver]

Yes, Please Sirs, Penny Dreadful, Please!

[@KatiesGoldenDust]

So sad this is almost over. I hope you guys watched a video showing all the hidden ghosts after you finished!

[@MattyandMrMochi]

“You guys go on without me” “How could we?” *heart breaks*

[@fringelilyfringelily391]

As an old fart I can tell you that Screaming Mimis is an old expression for the horrors, the jim-jams, a total freak-out. It is also an old telemovie.

[@RightAsRainCreations]

honestly grandma hill's just tryna help Olivia vibe. what a kween

[@mnomadvfx]

You might think it's all Poppy ghost doing this - but she's just the house doing what the house does..... She's like the bright lure of an angler fish in the deep sea in Finding Nemo. The Red Room is the mouth you find yourself inside when it's too late to escape.

[@jeffmartin1026]

From the original book and movie: The Crane family built Hill House and Abigail was one of their daughters - she dies (of natural causes) in the house. Her caretaker hangs herself from the balcony. Her room is locked until the end of the story. In the book the bedrooms are each decorated in a specific color - when the kids say they want "the green room" in the show it is a refence to that. Mrs. Crane (actually 3 of them as Mr. Crane remarries) dies either in the house or on the grounds. You NEED to watch/review the original film "The Haunting" not only to see just what an excellent adaptation of the book/movie this show is but to see what a great scary film it is. Avoid the 1999 remake at all costs. Carry On!!

[@eleonoralorenzet6715]

There’s actually written material about all the ghosts that didn’t make the final cut, but explains the most important dead characters we meet here.

[@clara.lmg.s]

completely unrelated but you guys are one of the few channels i actually watch ads for

[@lpeterson2336]

I can't wait for the last episode reaction. I may have to rewatch the last episode my self tonight.

[@adventuresinlaurenland]

LOVE Band of Brothers! Excited to watch your reactions to that.

[@jacksonmay153]

8:00 this scene is BRILLIANT but incredibly haunting and scary...

[@PatrickStar-li9vu]

I cannot wait for tour reaction to the last episode. This series is freaking perfect in my opinion

[@michaeloneil1124]

This is my favorite Netflix original series, thanks for letting me revisit it for a 3rd time! My second favorite Netflix show is "The OA", which is severely underrated gem. I can't discuss it without giving away spoilers, but please consider doing it on your channel.

[@josephanthonymarrufo6000]

Hurry up and post the 10th episode!!! I just binged and I require more!! 🙂🙃

[@Kira1Lawliet]

Most people think of episode 6 as the big tearjerker, but I have to say, this episode was the most sad and tragic in my eyes.

[@meghanmonroe]

Poppy never blinks. So creepy.

[@DudditsXCII]

Ive watched this show 4 or 5 times and here i am still crying my way through it lol

[@vicmanpergar]

06:48 she doesn't blink, Poppy doesnt blink.... like.... ever

[@zammmerjammer]

Can't wait to see your Twin Peaks reactions!

[@stevenmiller3567]

I really enjoy watching your reactions to the point of watching them multiple times ( ur welcome, lol). I think the best show out there and probably the hardest to watch is "The Handmaid's Tale". It is hands down brilliant!!! I know you like Elizabeth Moss and I swear it feels like she is actually going through everything depicted on screen, she is unbelievable. I've yelled at the screen, stood up in shock, and had to pause multiple episodes just to collect my thoughts and calm down. It is a must see and I would love to see your reactions and analysis!

[@larry6360]

Great work on reviewing this series. Having a blast all the way. Please try to do some Akira Kurosawa soon. One of the great directors of all time.

[@symonheiloguu]

You guys needs to watch True Detective season 1, it's peak TV show, a true masterpiece.

[@Ki_Late]

Altered Carbon Season 1 and 2 is a really great and underrated series, would recommend checking it out.

[@dudermcdudeface3674]

Season 1 is memorable, but 2 is boring and has some bad acting.

[@Ki_Late]

@@dudermcdudeface3674 true

[@reagangaitens7154]

Yeah do Twin Peaks next!

[@Mangolite]

Wow, thanks to you guys, I must go and watch the extended version that I didn’t know existed before you all’s last episode reaction, lol!

[@blashuvec]

can't wait for Twin Peaks!!!

[@lexyreichelt1990]

I’m so ready for the finale!

[@gccurry1]

The twins in bed talking to Mom about the dreams creeps me out every time I watch it. Good little actors. And now we know what Dad has been protecting the kids from for all those years

[@maddwitch]

Poppy was mad before she came to Hill House. Mrs. Dudley tells Luke that Poppy met and fell in love with William Hill in an insane asylum. Poppy lost two children, a boy and a girl, to illness. William Hill is the man in the wall and he bricked himself in. Hazel Hill died of old age, she was William’s sister. I think the house is more like an animal, feeding on those who live in it, than a sentient evil out to kill. I think the active evil in the house is Poppy. I think she likes to torment people.

[@Hsm4everFanClub]

have you thought about watching You on Netflix? Victoria Pedretti (Nell) starts in the 2nd season

[@Always-fd7pk]

Tom's facial expressions are 👌🏻😂 Someone should gif them

[@jillk368]

Have you guys seen the original 1963 movie that this is based on? It's called The Haunting (actually the 1963 movie was based on a book called The Haunting of Hill House - author Shirley Jackson). The movie is super-creepy and it's what this series was based on. You'll find that all of the character names in the series come from the original book & film, including the author's name (Shirley). It's worth a look. p.s. some of the dialogue you refer to that sounds like it came from a book - - did.

[@manthamay61]

i've been living for these reactions. i reeeeally hope you guys maybe, perhaps decide to watch and react to Hannibal the tv series someday!!!!!!!!!

[@everausten]

Your reactions to HoHH are wonderful as always! Would love if you did Bly Manor next. I can't not watch both shows back to back, they're too good to put down! ✨💛✨

[@GuukanKitsune]

Hooray for the realistic and horrible depiction of a rat poison death. Also, not all the ghosts were bad. The House (Red Room) actively feeds on the lives and sanity of people living in it, and Poppy is insane to the point of actively helping it snare victims.. The Hill Children (wheelchair lad and the moving statues) are not, they just kind of are there. Hazel Hill (the old lady) is actively helpful and tried to warn Olivia not to listen to Poppy, Edward, Hazel's son (burnt corpse that crawled towards Luke in the basement) just wanted someone to know Poppy killed him, William Hill (bowler hat ghost/corpse bricked up in the basement) just wanted his hat back and was curious about who had seen him, after scaring Luke he just left, and the dogs they heard on the property were Hazel and William's father Jacob, spending his afterlife on an endless hunt for nothing with his beloved hunting dogs, who he loved more than his own children (to the point that the day after he died, Hazel walked out to the kennel and shot every one of them dead)

[@JoeKerr019]

Dunno if you guys noticed, but each one of the characters of the family, represents the steps of grieving

[@SLEEPTHIEFofficial]

Carla Gugino‘s acting in this episode absolutely blew me away. Shocked she wasn’t nominated for an Emmy. She really brought so much intensity and love and sadness to this role. Really stellar performance.

[@is2560]

"you guys go on without me." "how could we?"

[@winterix483]

The lil girl was dead in the red room the entire time. When the mom came to a realisation, she saw the girl but she looked decayed asf. Asif shed been dead for ages, not just died.

[@MindfulMya]

The next episode is the one your waiting for. Lol 😂 every episode keeps you leaving and wanting more. Which is brilliant. And I promise you it will all be answered.

[@xngel_7]

I love this show and throughly enjoy your guys’ reaction :)

[@daz_n]

Can't wait for your BoB reactions!

[@j030977]

I'm finally all caught up. I love how they were actively looking for ghosts in the background, but they're still missing about 90% of them. LOL!! This is why I strongly suggest (again) to watch videos about what you may have missed.

[@qualopec]

I think you missed it. Mr Hill sealed himself on that wall. Poppy did not kill him. Poppy was crazy in life so she is crazy as a ghost.

[@francisaguilera4974]

So close to the end 😱. l definetilly enjoy to re watched the show with you guys. Gretings from Chile 🇨🇱

[@therealchancemeeting]

Definitely gotta do Bly Manor after this

[@dmacut8134]

PLEASE do Bly Manor next!

[@Fabina4190]

Early in the season when Steve/Hugh are getting interviewed Hugh tells the cop he wants the house locked up and he wants the dudleys to stay on as the caretakers.

[@DanteRU0312]

> I put poison in me Hoo boy, that line could offend a lot of people.

[@Zakemaster]

I mean, if somebody is offended that heroin is referred to as a poison, they need to reassess some life choices.

[@DanteRU0312]

@@Zakemaster Welcome to 2021. Half of the world will be offended if you treat drugs for what they are.

[@Tina_95]

I'm so excited to see the reactions you guys had to the opening of the next episode. It always is just so satisfying to watch everyone's jaw drop when it happens 😂