The Haunting of Hill House Part Six 'Two Storms' First Time Watching! TV Reaction!!

[@TBRSchmitt]

I say this every episode, but this was the best episode so far! So amazing both on a technical level and a story level! The idea that our loved ones can often have their cries for help go unnoticed hit incredibly hard We want to apologize for the late upload, we have been dealing with constant power and internet outages for days and it has really messed up our recording and editing schedule. Thank you all for your support!

[@jays4402]

There's some good behind the scenes/making of vids for this ep on YT you should check out.

[@mrkemrk]

And it just. Gets. Better.

[@rodarkness6189]

One shot god on this episode.

[@mrkemrk]

@@rodarkness6189 combined w the choreography of the cast, young and old.

[@atuuschaaw]

♥ Loving this remarkable series. ♥

[@AlessaParker]

that last scene with ghost Nell with her child self voiceover in the background is such a great blend of disturbing, sorrowful, and tragic it broke my heart to the point of tears when I first watched it 😢

[@TBRSchmitt]

So incredibly tragic!

[@Pete...NoNotThatOne]

I’m not crying. Nope, not even a little bit. It’s these damn onions.

[@user-yf6hb8oj7w]

I watched it many times, makes me cry every time 😭😭😭😭

[@ace-of-teacups]

I cried again watching this, haha

[@jenniferramos2594]

Heartbreaking episode. I cried watching this all over again.

[@DeathsjesterKMNP]

The thing I think a lot of people misunderstand about Steve is the nature of his denial. People think he's stubborn and foolish for not accepting the evidence he's seeing, except IMO it's not that at all. Steve has thoroughly and completely convinced himself that all of the terrible things that happened to his mother and family members throughout their lives are due to a hereditary mental illness. So when he experiences the visions of Nell and of the mother at the funeral home, it's not that he's in denial that he's seeing them; in fact these events reinforce his fears and act as further proof of what he believes, which is that he's mentally ill and slowly going crazy over time.

[@millaray9912]

Exactly. Steve is not “in denial” out of any desire to hurt his family members. He is terrified for them, & for himself. Truly, most rational people would be Steve in this situation.

[@kcallamajaji]

Yup. This exactly. He does not believe in the supernatural. He explains this is ep. 1. There is phenomenon that we, as a society understand by way of science, and phenomenon that we don't yet understand, but that there is nothing 'super' about it. He thinks the whole family has serious mental health issues and that the dad either ignores them or tries to blame them on supernatural stuff that Steve doesn't believe in.

[@MrFredstt]

Well put

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

And in reality, that's pretty much always the actual reason. We know we're watching a story about ghosts...he doesn't know he's in one.

[@michaelhenry3234]

@@Corn_Pone_Flicks Hell, even in the story some of the ghosts are psychological, like the dad's Olivia or Shirley's hookup.

[@mrkemrk]

Side note- the buttons on Nell's eyes are the same two buttons Luke pointed to as a kid that represented mom and Nell.

[@jeffmartin1026]

Great catch!! I never noticed that before (after several re-watches of the show).

[@mrkemrk]

@@jeffmartin1026 Flanagan is a genius.

[@jaroslavsvaha6065]

Wow, thats new :o

[@Hey_Jamie]

Holy details

[@mrkemrk]

Possibly the greatest television achievement in the last 10 years. Flanagan's masterpiece. This episode.

[@TBRSchmitt]

I haven’t stopped recommending this show to anyone who will listen lol!

[@mrkemrk]

@@TBRSchmitt When you get through this, watch Midnight Mass. Superb.

[@mrkemrk]

@@TBRSchmitt the choreography of the child actors replacing their adult counterparts. That happened in seconds.

[@Doctor_whom]

@@mrkemrk yes obviously it was just a few seconds haha

[@mrkemrk]

@@kdizzle901 Can't think of any television program that choreographed and planned out longer single takes than MF did. Superb transitions. Perfect storytelling. If there's something better I haven't seen it.

[@jdm608]

nellie's "nobody could see me" always makes me get choked up, it just hits me so hard every time no matter how many times I watch it. the emotion in her voice is just so powerful. who said child actors are bad??

[@chriswhinery925]

Well, in everyone's defense, most of the time child actors are bad. They hit it out of the park on this show but that's one of the reasons this show is exceptional and many others with child actors are not.

[@sweetajeng]

Steve clings to his sanity. He perceived all of Nell/Mother ghost as a hallucinations. That's why he said "get it together" to himself, he's trying to make the hallucinations go away. He doesn't believe in ghosts.

[@gustonzimasheen]

He doesn't believe in ghosts, but they believe in him

[@helinituhhh]

I'll never shut up about the fact that this show is criminally underrated -- it got robbed of recognitions and awards for a tv series. This episode alone deserves one.

[@tallykev6608]

That scene with all of them arguing is one of the best one-take scenes I've ever witnessed. Incredible acting by the cast.

[@kaytho5830]

Nellie saying “nobody could see me” broke me. When you’re struggling mentally it always feels like that. Feels like people can only see who/what you should be or what you should be feeling. It’s the most isolating experience.

[@MISTERBABAD00K]

Nellie's final lines in the episode (the ones her ghost mimics from when she was a kid) is to illustrate a point to the family. This should be a time of mourning and reflection and remembrance for her, but her family's arguing and issues pretty much make them ignore the reason they are there for the majority of the episode. She is so desperate to help and stop the fighting, she makes her own coffin fall just to bring them back to the moment. "I was right here, but you couldn't see me..."

[@mnomadvfx]

The terrifying tragedy (and I believe the reason they never showed her viewpoint when disappeared) is that as a child she was almost certainly experiencing her own funeral albeit lacking much of the context to it - if they had shown the child Nell watching that it just would have been entirely too much to bear, so I can respect them for that restraint.

[@gccurry1]

"None of you could see me. Nobody could see me". Ten words to describe a tragedy.

[@mnomadvfx]

The scariest thing is that I believe beyond a doubt that her disappearing act in the past was child Nell experiencing the funeral - they neglect to show her viewpoint there for a very specific reason, ie showing it would just be the straw that breaks the camels back in an episode already full to the brim with heartbreak and tragedy, showing a child watching her own funeral out of context would be an indescribable cruelty to an audience.

[@alessatodd9576]

Actually the first cut is when the chandelier falls. What an episode !

[@Halderic]

My tears flow (even now) at the ending of this episode EVERY GODDAM TIME!

[@ace-of-teacups]

Same, I cried all over again

[@Pystal]

Every time I convince a friend to watch the show, they immediately light up my phone after finishing episodes 5 and 6. It never fails. 😁

[@aidencrabb9203]

The fact that they built the sets with this episode in mind is just astounding, the five takes throughout and the amount of skill the actors displayed is incredible. This show is genuinely my favorite of all time, the story and the way it's all put together is just perfect to me. I'll never forget the first time I watched it.

[@desertrose777]

Not only is this my favorite episode of the series, but it's my favorite piece of television ever. It is astoundingly beautiful with it's long takes, story telling and acting. That scene with Hugh seeing his children as kids and then again as adults is perfection. and Nell's haunting form at the end never fails to bring tears to my eyes.

[@krashd]

I love how you guys always link arms when watching stuff, you are true soulmates sharing energy.

[@jksgameshelf3378]

Just about to go to bed and saw this pop up. No way I'm not watching this right now. This episode is amazing and really sets the tone for everything still to come.

[@TBRSchmitt]

It really was amazing! Sorry to interrupt the sleep schedule!

[@ace-of-teacups]

Olivia's mentioned the kid in the wheelchair before, when she was talking about her plans for that room... Do you remember that? I like it when people theorize a lot at the end of a reaction - it makes me look forward to seeing what they think when their theories are proven or disproven.

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

It's amazing how the long takes just enhance the stress...you feel like you're there with them and are stuck going through it, too. When it finally begins cutting conventionally at the end, you can just feel a sense of relief. Also, it's incredible how they were able to pull off such complicated takes with the younger cast members, particularly Luke and Nell's.

[@JKM395]

"I was just wandering around in the dark." "Aren't we all?" Sometimes I feel exactly that way.

[@EmlynBoyle]

This episode on its own is technically, narratively and emotionally more powerful then most full-length movies. Just a masterpiece. That last moment always hits me at a gut level 👏🏻👏🏻

[@mnomadvfx]

It has that power though because of the build up from the other episodes, so comparing it to full length movies is unfair to say the least. Film screenwriters have to cram a lot into 2-3 hours and it's always hit and miss when they aren't just throwing CG at the screen ad infinitum.

[@marcwa74]

Your friendly neighborhood Funeral Director here 🧛‍♂️. Another great episode and probably my favorite out of the entire series. I broke down at the end as well. I noticed that TBR asked if it was customary for Nell’s body to be placed out the night before for a viewing and if the body would be ok for the funeral services the next day or the upcoming days. The answer in most cases is yes, she should be fine. Shirley mentioned she’d have to touch up her makeup b/c the casket fell. But most open casket funeral services, particularly in the south have a visitation the day or night before the funeral service. In most circumstances, the immediate family has a chance to view the deceased, privately before anyone else does, to see if any changes need to be made and to have a private moment with their loved one. This visitation can occur at the funeral home or the location of the funeral service. Lastly, when it comes to embalming and slowing down the process of decomposition and putrefaction it all depends on the condition, age and cause of death of the deceased. In most cases, a healthy young person, with a healthy vascular system should be able to be embalmed( embalming fluid is pumped in through the arteries and blood is pumped out through the veins) successfully to where they are preserved long enough to have a public viewing for a funeral service before a burial. There are circumstances where other measures must be taken particularly with some older people who may have died of an illness that makes it harder to embalm their body. Heart disease, diabetes, certain cancers, amputees etc.. can make it harder to inject embalming fluid throughout the entire body. Hypodermic needle injection is a way to inject into areas of poor circulation. Also the use of plastic pants, unionalls, stockings, coveralls can be used under the clothes of the deceased to prevent any( for lack of a better term) leaking of any fluid.

[@mohanicus]

nobody notices the statues in hill house moving in the background

[@marianam1055]

Yes! despite watching this episode more than once it always gives me the creeps

[@asch451]

Fun Fact the actress is married who plays Theo is married to the director and they have at least one child a girl they named Theo. She discovered that she was pregnant while filming this episode.

[@Pete...NoNotThatOne]

Ohboyohboyohboy! Two Storms! TWO STORMS!! I think every HOHH fan out there has been waiting for this one,

[@grannysgonerabid7425]

To this day I am still dumfounded that this show didn't receive ANY Emmy nominations. Not one. This episode alone should have gotten a directing nomination, but the series should have been nominated and Oliver Jackson-Cohen should have been nominated for Luke and Flanagan should have gotten a writing nomination.

[@chriswhinery925]

Most of the jokers who make the decisions for award shows probably made it to the first jump scare, dismissed the whole thing as a throwaway horror show, then didn't finish it. I can't imagine this not winning any awards or even nominations if anyone in charge of making those decisions had actually watched the damn thing. Which leads me to believe that they didn't bother to watch it.

[@thepuzzleoracle6760]

There is a behind the scenes video about how they shot this episode and it’s so cool! They planned from the beginning for Shirley’s funeral home set and the hill house set to be side by side for the shot of the dad walking from one to the other. The whole episode was done in 6 long takes, the longest of which was 17 minutes long!! I can only imagine how many takes that took.

[@CraigKostelecky]

As you noticed right away, almost all of this episode is in 5 long takes. The first cut is when the chandelier falls. It then switches each time the time period transitions. I think the longest cut (the middle part) was around 17 minutes. And my favorite camera move was in the 4th scene where the camera goes from the second floor to the ground level. But the best part about this episode is this wasn't just a cinematic masterpiece; these camera moves perfectly put us in the characters' POV so we would feel just what they were feeling. So the decision to do these long cuts wasn't gratuitous, it was essential to properly tell this story. This series, but especially this episode is simply sublime.

[@setantastooddead]

“Whatever’s going on, the house is not...satisfied.” TOO RIGHT TOO RIGHT. More right than you even knew at this point. But yeah, technically speaking this episode is just insanely virtuosic. The directing and acting and the work of the entire crew had to be SO on point to make this happen. And they did it. Incredible. This episode alone should have won an award, the series as a whole deserved to sweep any ceremony. Genuinely in my top five best series of all time, and the fact that all that impact is put forth in ten tight episodes makes it all the more impressive. The last two minutes of this episode never fail to take me out at the knees. Brilliantly and heartbreakingly crafted for several layers of impact. Most of these episodes still make me cry every time, but damn if 5, 6, and 10 aren’t the worst offenders.

[@trevburnard]

Netflix released a behind the scenes clip on KZbin for this episode, it shows all that went into the production to pull off the one take look of the episode, very fascinating well worth the watch if you have the time!

[@stevemccullagh36]

Of course Dad has issues and keeps things to himself; people came and took away his alien friend when he was a kid.

[@vanpiisu88]

The long one-shot camera takes are awesome in this and Mike Flanagan does them so well! Midnight Mass also had some very cool moments like that.

[@drewrayg]

Samantha is just the best. Yes this is probably the series best episode. It’s not only shot so cinematically impressive but the writing and the characters. Just wow.

[@mnomadvfx]

The cinematography is just one part of it - the insane acting required to get all of that right, with kids in play no less.

[@gravedigger8414]

The actors and actresses in this show are insane. Especially the kids...so good. Glad I am rewatching this show with you guys, I kinda forgot HOW good it is.

[@DavidGowers]

Trivia side note: the actor playing Theo is Mike Flanagan's wife, and they'd just found out she was pregnant like RIGHT before filming this episode, so the scene where Theo falls off the arm of the couch and hits her head on the wall was SUPER stressful for them.

[@anjie7792]

I literally cried so hard after the last scene😭😭😭 I’ve never cried that hard before, it was HEARTBREAKING

[@DougTaggart]

I watched this last year, and I'm still getting shivers each episode rewatching it with you two. Such a well done series.

[@djjd8520]

at 6:56 when that light fixture fell I don't think I have ever screamed as loud and as fast as I did in my entire life, I even broke out in a cold sweat, holy crap that scared me so bad

[@ComandoPadentro]

This HAS to be the singles best hour of television ever produced... at every level it was ON FIRE... Heartbreaking and technically fantastic.

[@ct5625]

There's a great "making of" video on KZbin which focuses on this episode, I hope you'll consider reacting to that when you're done with the show. It's definitely worth seeing the mechanics of how they shot this. It really is amazing how they achieved this.

[@matthewlee8725]

13:17 the statue turns it's head after the mum comes back out of the room.

[@amydubuque2894]

That last couple minutes break my heart every time. Little nell saying no one could see her and luke begging her never to do that again and how he was afraid the house things had gotten her... and older luke looking back at his sister in the coffin. And then nell as the bent neck lady standing next to the coffin and still no one could see her. Each time makes me cry. The long takes is one of the reasons this is one of my favorite episodes. And I'm STILL pissed they didn't get any awards for that. Everyone in envoled killed it.

[@Vohaul86]

I don't know if I remember correctly, but I have a memory of this being the episode where the corridor statues having turned their heads at one point (changed between the time when a person stepped into and out of a room). Not a big thing, but gave a small shock.

[@ChromeOfTheFuture]

I highly recommend once you finish the series, you guys should react to the video that shows off all the hidden ghost in the background. You should also react to the behind the scenes of how they shot episode 6 by the channel insider.

[@staceyj-z4t]

Hi from New Zealand! You guys are the cutest. I love your reactions..iv just discovered ur channel. Samantha has the best hair ever! And I love your insight on the shows and movies xx

[@TBRSchmitt]

Thanks for the kind words and the support!

[@staceyj-z4t]

@@TBRSchmitt I couldn't help myself...I joined Patreon to I could watch the full reaction lol

[@benhairston1434]

Definitely my favorite episode of the season, in a season of just incredible episodes. Also, it's still devastating every time I re watch. Heartbreaking. Thanks for another great reaction, guys!

[@Marcus_1001]

This episode just broke me. I've seen it multiple times and it still brings me to tears every single time. I think it's the best episode of the series, but "Eulogy" is a very close second. This entire series is absolutely masterful and has some of best character development and editing I have ever seen. The way you get to know and care about a character in a single episode is astonishing and the transitions and single shots are just crazy. I am loving your reactions to this show and can't wait for the next one. I'm watching your Eulogy reaction right after this.

[@GuilhermeSouza1984]

The way this episode were directed and edited is just out of this world... Just one more proof that Mike Flanagan is the absolute best in the genre.

[@nicki5558]

This episode was great. How it was shot with the long continues shots, The struggle between the family members coping with the death of Nell, the storms, it was all well done with the drama and horror. The coffin scene had me jump when I watched it the first time 🙂 the ending with Nell was sad 😢

[@garethstanden3732]

I remember this Ep being IMO the definitive MIke Flanagan experience. it felt like being in a small theatre watching a play. the acting, blocking, set design and camera skills were incredible. I'd love to see the making of this. Two Storms should be taught at film schools. I can't wait for you to do Midnight Mass. Flanagan really flexes his screenplay skills in that one; for me, more than Hill House!

[@jacoblynam923]

Hearing Mr Schmidt’s voice crack when talking about his thoughts was what got me😢 you two are such a cute couple.

[@YoongisAurora]

This episode gets me every time. I cry so much it breaks my heart.

[@Poss1]

Good morning. It continues. I have to repeat myself. It just keeps building. The story-telling in this one is outstanding. The interplay of words and visuals between the stormy experiences in the stormy environments... One of the best things I've seen. I'm excited to share it with you two. Here we go!

[@craigoconnor6662]

There's a couple of cuts that you may have missed during the long take section. There's one when the chandelier falls. I also notice that the episode reverts to standard cuts when the coffin hits the floor.

[@barron4460]

there are actually 5 long shots if I remember correctly they did this to immerse the viewers into their dynamic. we can't move on from the feeling, so we go around in circles. at the end, they make normal cuts, once Nellie's casket falls

[@billiam8554]

Great reaction and discussion! What I really enjoy is the first group of episodes are mostly current events with flashbacks in small amounts, this episode is 50/50, and the remaining episodes are mostly flashbacks that tie it all up!

[@richardsmith2370]

I never cry in movies. But I cried lots at then end of this episode.

[@_hannigram_]

first time watching i hated steve and didn’t even try to understand him. the more i watched i realized that since he thought he never saw any ghost and had to watch his family die because of these hauntings he thought it was mental illness and even found a way to help people because he knew his family needed help. his dad never explained to him what happened that night which is so fucked and he had every reason to he mad and bitter. i still hate steve because of what he did to his wife but i understand him a lot better. i do think he could’ve also been nicer about things to luke and nell he was always more hard or disrespectful to them even though he’s also sweet to them.

[@redlaytee6157]

The end gets me every time.

[@reynaldolorenzo8409]

The buttons that Nell had in her eyes when she was in the coffin that was her mother, she used to give her buttons to her when she was a kid, they said it in the previous episode. Also, Nell wanted them to stop fighting multiple times that’s why she cut the power off to separate them and later drop her body when Steve and Hugh were fighting, so they stop fighting. And you could heard Hugh talk about changing the battery of the flashlight multiple times, that’s because the rumors that ghost drains batteries. And when Olivia was walking in the house and Hugh was following her getting to death ends, doesn’t that reming you of something? watch the intro again….there’s minor clues in the intro and dialogue. A lot of people miss it the first watch but I was one of those lucky that got them, maybe in the next episode y’all can catch them. I love this channel so much! You guys are so underrated. You and your wife are smart, a lot of times predicts twist and parts of the plot and that’s a plus for me, there’s other reactors that everything goes over their heads and overreact at everything. Y’all acknowledge the aspect of filmmaking, when a movie or show has good acting, cinematography, storytelling, soundtrack, everything and I love that too. Definitely the best reacting channel, I always like you’re videos even before watching.

[@ValyTraveler]

It is amazing how watching this and watching the characters devolve and place blame - when Nell did reach out on the last day but everyone hung up and then left her a voicemail...

[@jhornacek]

Her father was the only one who took her call on her last day, and he immediately left for the airport to come see her.

[@smootsprint4722]

This episode is both a beautiful achievement in filmmaking and such a heartbreaking and powerful message about depression/suicide.

[@Fordo007]

Theo's fall at 11:30 wasn't scripted right? She fell down and just rolled with it?

[@_Catskull_]

13:26 you guys didn't see the statue move her head, right? Im just shit myself when i realize that. I just know "something's wrong" and then i recognize the statue head.

[@asch451]

I appreciate your insight and hard work with the reactions. As you will discover by the end this is so much MORE than a ghost story. thanks again

[@theivory1]

It’s better every time I watch it.

[@rampake-1575]

During this episode I was trying to figure out how many hidden cuts there was actually. It was big distraction, lol. 🤘

[@TBRSchmitt]

Haha that plus also looking for hidden ghosts is a struggle!

[@rampake-1575]

Once u see 1st time a hidden ghost u can't stop looking out for them.. Also trying to figure out how they filmed the scary parts with the child actors makes u think.

[@genghisgalahad8465]

@@TBRSchmitt try not to. It’s its own thing. If you happen to sight something odd, that’s for you and it’s so cool, and when you do: 😬 .. other than that the hunt gif them becomes its own possibly distracting sport and you might short yourself of the whole experience and taking in the story. Sometimes you could be at a loss to what’s what and that’s part of lead-up to what comes next. You’ll find the less you take in from outside commentary sources framing it for you as to what to expect and what to look out for actively while you’re still watching the series, like ghost-sightings, the more of the story you take in and the less it detracts from the watching. I’m always learning something new and different takeaway from new watches of the show that I had not considered 👍!

[@VonPunk]

Bit behind on my viewing, so a belated congrats on reaching 50k subscribers. It was great seeing you react to this episode and recognize/discuss how great it is on several levels. Not far off getting those answers now.

[@JonnyzDaKid]

Been waiting on this all day, love your reactions

[@Channelscruf]

I am what is commonly known in some circles as first.

[@zammmerjammer]

I am present! I will rock you in a manner similar to that of a hurricane!

[@Channelscruf]

@@zammmerjammer Like that famous Beatle song, You say I will go and never see you again. I say I am seeing you now and I greet you.

[@testpattern23]

this show is so much more than a horror show, you have each of the family members representing stages of grief, casting is awesome, the technical film making is top notch and the writing is to die for (no pun intended).

[@vicmanpergar]

All episodes are wonderful, but this is my fav., and many ppl's

[@ShoNuff3K]

I've been watching reaction lately to this show and I had forgotten how great the final episode was.

[@jeffmartin1026]

The boy in the wheelchair was from Liv's Deja-vu in the library.

[@stroudboi]

Don’t be sad when it ends. Savor each episode 🙏

[@Redsdelight]

This is my second favorite episode. Its a masterpiece.

[@Pete...NoNotThatOne]

What’s your favourite?

[@Nolys1983]

Love you show keep up the great work you know why I like you guys cuz you have more emotions than others and try to actually understand but film God bless

[@soaluc]

This series broke my heart so many times😂🤧😭

[@bytor2112dirkyt]

I find I am just loving this show. Just amazing. I will have to watch it in full myself soon to really appreciate and understand it all. You mentioned the show 'You'. I saw it's ?tag? I guess you'd say, when flipping through shows to check out on Netflix and it looked lame, so I was wondering what made you try it out in the first place. I may try that too, now that you praised it. BTW, for another good war movie that depicts some real-life action, I suggest 'Hacksaw Ridge'

[@dreamcatcherr27]

the ending is always makes me cry

[@mohanicus]

fantastic episode the way it was shot...literally in one go...even the director mike flannagan stated in interviews that there was absolutely no sneaky cuts at all beside the one main cut to luke in the funeral home...just perfect timing from the cast and crew..amazing stuff to see.

[@ponfed]

How many horror movies or series can make you jump and make your cry? How many?

[@VenomKpp]

It's so sad that even at their sisters service they couldn't even give her any of their attention.

[@tylersilversmith8515]

That ending always gets me. Just like Luke lost his twin sister to technically suicide of hanging herself, it's the same way I lost my cousin sister a couple of years ago. And with the transitions to when they were kids at the end, got me thinking how I was just as close with my sister. But as always, love you guys and your reactions. Stay safe and take care ❤️

[@joshschwarzbauer8155]

This is the greatest episode of anything I have ever seen. But this season ends so well, its so huge.

[@gabyzico669]

Quality episode. It gets even better

[@Khay-77]

I think Luke and Nell would have been much better off if the father was in the same city as both of them. Immediately when he shows up he's connecting with Luke and giving him that affirmation of what he's thinking. He could have been there more for Nell as well and been a voice of reason against her stupid therapist who had no idea what he was talking about regarding the house.

[@jhornacek]

Nell said in her episode that she was alone in LA after her husband died. The only other person she knew there was Steve, but he was always away on book tours. Theo told her to move back east so she'd be closer to the rest of the family.

[@carlosrvra]

Any chance the "ghost guy" is the same mortician from the flashback when the mom died? Is this the same mortuary?

[@benhudson6484]

You should watch Rocky!! Btw I love the content. One of the only channels I consistently watch ✊

[@TBRSchmitt]

Thanks for the support! We definitely will be watching all the Stallone greats!

[@benhudson6484]

@@TBRSchmitt Hell yeah!! Lookin forward to it

[@pixelcharlie]

I can't wait to see your reaction to my favorite scene in this whole series. :)

[@ctownsc1]

I am so happy you guys are going through this episode by episode. I'm just like you don't like horror and avoid "scary" stuff but loved this series.

[@stiofanmac3376]

Poor Nell nobody would listen......the one shots in this episode are a work of art you almost don't even notice them one of them is 17mins long Mike Flanagan is a master film maker

[@ForTheWitches]

yaaallll, this show had me WEEPING :( im so glad I'm not alone. i've never watched a horror where I care and cry for the characters.

[@glenwoodreid5910]

This probably the scariest episode, because some people actually argue at funerals.

[@rodrigofoli]

This episode is pure art

[@everausten]

Great reaction - I could feel your tension and adrenaline from this masterpiece. My favourite episode of anything ever. It's incredible on every level technical and emotional ✨🌟🌙🌟✨

[@scottclimer8834]

Each of the remaining siblings had a secret that they've been keeping, and Shirley is no exception. Secrets can come back to haunt you where you live, especially if Hill House is involved. We're going to learn about Shirley's secret in ep 8 or 9 (I saw this series when it first aired 3 yrs ago). Yes, I agree - This series should have won Emmys for writing, editing, directing, and best series, to say the least.

[@genghisgalahad8465]

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[@MrDatandroid]

6:56 LMAO!!!