Confirmed: TheHauntingOfHillHouse sequel is “unbelievably scary” – even more so than season one 😱
was easily one of the most talked about TV shows of 2018… and for good reason: it was bloody terrifying. And now series creator Mike Flanagan has confirmed that the show’s second season is going to be even scarier than the first.
The trailer does not give us too many clues about the new series, which will land in our Netflix accounts sometime in 2020. However, a whispering voice does mention the garden beyond… and the “great emptiness”. As previously mentioned, the new series will not be a straight sequel, which means we will not be following the Crain family this time around. However, it has been hinted that there will be nods to the previous show’s characters.boasted an incredibly talented cast , an emotionally-charged story, and a dilapidated mansion filled to the brim with ghosts. All of which helped the show achieve its whopping 92% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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