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The Haunting of Hill House Cast (Michiel Huisman, Oliver Jackson-Cohen, Elizabeth Reaser) on Mike Flanagan and the Incredible 6th Episode
By now you’ve probably heard the incredible buzz on one of Netflix’s newest shows: The Haunting of Hill House. The ten-episode series, based on Shirley Jackson’s iconic horror novel of the same name, was created, directed, and executive produced by Mike Flanagan, whose credits include Oculus, Gerald’s Game, and Ouija: Origin of Evil. The story explores a group of siblings who grew up as children in what would become the most famous haunted house in the country. Now adults, the family must come face to face with their past in a very ghostly way.
Shortly before the series premiered, I got to sit down with Michiel Huisman, Oliver Jackson-Cohen and Elizabeth Reaser for an exclusive video interview after seeing the first few episodes. They talked about getting to work with Mike Flanagan and Netflix, how much they knew about the arc of the season before filming began, memorable moments from filming, how they shot the sixth episode (which was shot like a play with extremely long takes), the autopsy scene with the graphic blood and guts, and more.
While there are a lot of great choices on Netflix right now, I absolutely recommend checking out The Haunting of Hill House. It’s extremely well done and absolutely worth your time. The series also stars Carla Gugino, Timothy Hutton, Henry Thomas, Kate Siegel and Victoria Pedretti, Lulu Wilson, Mckenna Grace, Paxton Singleton, Violet McGraw, and Julian Hilliard.
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By now you’ve probably heard the incredible buzz on one of Netflix’s newest shows: The Haunting of Hill House. The ten-episode series, based on Shirley Jackson’s iconic horror novel of the same name, was created, directed, and executive produced by Mike Flanagan, whose credits include Oculus, Gerald’s Game, and Ouija: Origin of Evil. The story explores a group of siblings who grew up as children in what would become the most famous haunted house in the country. Now adults, the family must come face to face with their past in a very ghostly way.
Shortly before the series premiered, I got to sit down with Michiel Huisman, Oliver Jackson-Cohen and Elizabeth Reaser for an exclusive video interview after seeing the first few episodes. They talked about getting to work with Mike Flanagan and Netflix, how much they knew about the arc of the season before filming began, memorable moments from filming, how they shot the sixth episode (which was shot like a play with extremely long takes), the autopsy scene with the graphic blood and guts, and more.
While there are a lot of great choices on Netflix right now, I absolutely recommend checking out The Haunting of Hill House. It’s extremely well done and absolutely worth your time. The series also stars Carla Gugino, Timothy Hutton, Henry Thomas, Kate Siegel and Victoria Pedretti, Lulu Wilson, Mckenna Grace, Paxton Singleton, Violet McGraw, and Julian Hilliard.
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Collider Videos: bit.ly/2n1MZb7
Collider Games: bit.ly/2vszg0Z
Collider Quick: bit.ly/2OyLjSU
Collider Sports: bit.ly/2Au5rmv
Collider Podcast Network: bit.ly/1qU5ENT
Pro Wrestling Sheet: bit.ly/2LKhWzy
Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/ColliderVideo
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As the online source for movies, television, breaking news, incisive content, and imminent trends, Collider is more than an essential destination. Visit Collider: collider.com