MIKE FLANAGAN UNIVERSE SERIES MEME (template) [2/3] female characters ⇢ olivia crain
The night sky is full of dead stars. They explode to death. And if you could reach up with some great hand and pull them down just before they burst, you would.
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not me sitting here rewatching hill house and CRYING because of how much i love luke and nell
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VICTORIA PEDRETTI as NELL CRAIN
THE HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE | 1.05 “The Bent-Neck Lady”
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3K CELEBRATION ♡ surprise gifset for @mikelogan
↳ NELL CRAIN + THE GOSPEL OF THE BLEEDING WOMAN BY KATIE MANNING
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The Haunting of Hill House, 2018, dir. Mike Flanagan
S01E10 Silence Lay Steadily
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It's been almost five years since The Haunting of Hill House came out on Netflix. And it has irrevocably changed my life.
The depiction of grief. Addiction. Depression. Loss. Identity. Family relationships. Family dynamics. Healing your inner child. Having to deal with your inner child. The fact that in some ways you never really grow up, you're that exact same person inside that is dealing with all these increasingly complex and difficult things, trying hard to not let the child in you react because you know it shouldn't.
Thinking about Theo taking her gloves off. Nell going to therapy, putting in work, and still having her demons chase her around all the way to the end. Shirley's entire life and career being based around wanting to help people in their darkest moments the way someone helped her (though isn't that what they all do, too? Especially Theo). Luke as the youngest, being left behind or not believed and eventually having to find ways to self-soothe, which as an adult are not as health-friendly as other options out there. But it's what he had to do to cope. And Steve... everyone knows a Steve.
I know people have commented before about the five Crain siblings and the five stages of grief. But they also each experience those themselves, and in some ways the five of them simply display how much grief and living can do to a person. Juxtaposing the entire modern part of the series with them as children reminded me how much the things I do now can also be drawn back to little Me. The decisions I make, what scares me, who I reach out to. What haunts me? I may not have a big scary terrifying Death House in my past, but I mean... we've all got our version of a big scary terrifying Death House.
The tragedy of Hill House, the complicated love that's shown, the connections and relationships we have with our families, the world, ourselves. I cannot, will not, should not, would not forget it.
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NELL CRAIN | The haunting of hill house (2018)
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