Mike Flanagan – Father Son Holy Gore

FSHG’s Favourite 50(+) Films: 2010-2019

Against all odds, Father Gore gives you 50(+) of his favourite films this decade had to offer.

Hugh and his children face Hill House, one final time.

Olivia’s story is told, as the secrets of Hill House emerge further.

Luke heads back to Hill House. Steven and Hugh bond after years of estrangement.

In the early days at Hill House, Hugh made discoveries when clearing the basement of black mould.

Hugh arrives at the funeral home where his children are waiting on a dark, stormy night.

Nell is followed from Hill House by the Bent-Neck Lady for the rest of her life, until her last fateful night.

Luke’s memories of Hill House haunt him

Theo’s work as a child psychologist brings her to empathise with a patient, forcing her to relive old memories of Hill House.

The Crain family experienced terrible tragedy at Hill House. Now, some of them are going back, whether they like it or not.

Flanagan’s 2011 indie ghost story is a modern Gothic, destined to be a classic of the genre in years to come.

Mike Flanagan’s adaptation of Gerald’s Game by Stephen King is one of the best films of 2017.