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

finished it this weekend. fiance' and i enjoyed it. only complaint was it was probably the least scary out of all of flanagans works. i thought Pym seeing gugino in her real form at the north pole was really cool and it makes you wonder what she really looks like, was wondering if we were going to get to see her as a demon or devil. ole boy torturing his wife was brutal, it was satisfying to see his death. for those who read the original story, was that how the sister in the basement part played out?

I give Flanagan a ton of credit in his ability to churn out these quality horror mini series every october. in an age where it takes sometimes 3 years to get the next season of a series, his work is much appreciated. only one i havent seen is midnight club because it looked to be geared more towards a young audience.

also surprised to see some midnight mass hate on here. i thought it was a masterpiece