Summary
Flashing between past and present, a fractured family confronts haunting memories of their old home and the terrifying events that drove them from it.
Buttonface Says
This is without a doubt the best adaptation of the book thus far. It has all the real grit and suspense the first two were lacking. We’ll give the 1963 one a break because… it was 1963.
This first era of Netflix shows is amazingly well done. Well acted and well-directed, but most importantly for horror, the cinematography is awesome.
This show is good for anyone that doesn’t mind being scared. Any fan of Netflix shows is in for a treat.
If I must throw in a downside, it would be the same downside that I throw in for most Netflix shows. It’s about one or two episodes too long. It could handle a little trimming of the fat.