re: Mike Flanagan's The Fall of the House of Usher - Netflix (Available 10/12) (Spoilers)

For sure and that's one of my complaints so far. So many different things are hinted at (including jump scares) that it takes away from the impact when those things actually happen.

I wish Flanagan didn't reveal so much (e.g., early on Roderick Usher has some dialogue about what's in the basement. People who know Poe's original story might have guessed that, but why mention it in like the first episode?), but I still think the ending to E2 looked really cool, even if it was sorta obvious what was going to happen.