Nell's funeral takes place as Hugh reflects on the past.
This episode focuses more on Hugh and some of his memories from Hill House. It starts to edge the overarching story towards an explanation, but it really only sets up a couple of key questions that as a viewer I want to see answered. I'm guessing the answers will come in the last few episodes. There are some interesting reveals, but I felt a bit frustrated after several hours of viewing it hasn't revealed more, but nevertheless there are some great scenes that lift it.
I think the scenes with Sheriff Beckley and Mr Dudley are excellent. These are a credit to a superb, quirky performance from Keith Arthur Bolden doing a one man good cop bad cop routine, and one incredibly emotional monologue delivered by Robert Longstreet. Also, the creepy scene with the hole in the wall was so well done that it made my girlfriend look the other way out of fear.
As always the cinematography, editing, transitions and lighting are fantastic and make the atmosphere just right for the story.
It ends on what feels like a cliffhanger but something tells me we're not going to get answers for a little while yet.
Incidentally this was the first time for me to notice one of the hidden background ghosts and it makes that scene creepier when you rewatch it knowing that its there.
This episode focuses more on Hugh and some of his memories from Hill House. It starts to edge the overarching story towards an explanation, but it really only sets up a couple of key questions that as a viewer I want to see answered. I'm guessing the answers will come in the last few episodes. There are some interesting reveals, but I felt a bit frustrated after several hours of viewing it hasn't revealed more, but nevertheless there are some great scenes that lift it.
I think the scenes with Sheriff Beckley and Mr Dudley are excellent. These are a credit to a superb, quirky performance from Keith Arthur Bolden doing a one man good cop bad cop routine, and one incredibly emotional monologue delivered by Robert Longstreet. Also, the creepy scene with the hole in the wall was so well done that it made my girlfriend look the other way out of fear.
As always the cinematography, editing, transitions and lighting are fantastic and make the atmosphere just right for the story.
It ends on what feels like a cliffhanger but something tells me we're not going to get answers for a little while yet.
Incidentally this was the first time for me to notice one of the hidden background ghosts and it makes that scene creepier when you rewatch it knowing that its there.
