The Haunting of Hill House 1x05 - Nelly's Death Scene (1080p)

The Sad Scene of the death of Eleanor "Nell" Crain (Victoria Pedretti) in the hill house scene from the drama-horror tv show called "THE HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE" Created by Mike Flanagan

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[teachersophia]

The moment she realizes she is the bent neck lady haunted by her own death, mind blowing

[leftiestshark]

If you take out all the horror this is actually a really sad show. Some scenes almost made me bawl tbh

[pride]

The moment she realized she was the lady saying "no" repeatedly really creeped me out..

[ElsieLovelock]

This show really was a masterpiece. It wasn't about the horror, it was about the grief and the loss, how a beautiful stable family can be torn apart so easily was what really broke my heart. Had they never moved there they would have been fine... I wish I could watch this series fresh again.

[lizzieswaders]

I wish I could describe the amount of dread that filled my entire body as that rope slid into frame. The way this scene was done was masterful. Mike Flanagan is incredible.

[Azenithf]

The fact that the house showed her her final moments, has got to make you think the house planned it all along. Scary ;/

[firefly]

Brilliant scene. I knew the ‘bent neck lady’ was going to be a victim of a hanging but I didn’t think for one minute that it was going to be Nell haunting herself. The bit in episode 6 (spoiler alert) where Little Nell is saying “ I was right here but nobody could see me” and it pans round to Nelly’s ghost standing at her own coffin watching her family walk out was heart breaking!!

[hernajbable]

She called all her siblings and they all ignored her.... :(

[suzzanimalchannel]

When her and her husband started dancing around the statues right before this scene I started bawling my eyes out, the sense of lost love and despair and the music playing!

[seanallwang]

The MOST artistic scene I've EVER seen in a Horror show. chilling without parallel and truly devious

[joshuamarsh]

When she’s younger in the storm saying no one could hear her shouting, and then it shows you her stood in front of the casket, broke my heart!

[lily]

The fact that this was Victoria (Nell)'s first acting job..impressive

[trashboat]

They say your life flashes before your eyes just before you die... this right here is a horrifyingly brilliant depiction of this theory. Very tragic scene. I feel so sad for poor litttle Nell, she was my favorite.. Amazing series nonetheless.

[glowupjess]

Is this why all the siblings all wake up at the same time gripping their necks ?

[feedbackryan]

This is more sad to me than terrifying. Yes it was terrifying but the way she was haunted to her death and her seeing it now that she is the bent neck lady. If only she knew when she was a child she could have stopped her own death by not going back to that house.

[Dragon-Reader]

What really upsets me is that Nell, out of all of the siblings, did not deserve what cruel fate she ended up with. She is forever haunting herself now, alive or dead. Her ending was so sad and she did not deserve it, she was the most caring out of all of the siblings and she just wanted her family back and when she needed them must and was trying to cry out to them, no one listened. If someone would have just picked up their phone and talked to her and just listen to her, she would not have needed to go back to the house. The siblings are supposed to represent the 5 stages of grief, with Nell representing acceptance. She accepted her past and tried to let go and let go of the house once and for all. But the acceptance ended up kiloing her.

[captainloadz]

It's sad all she wanted was people to listen to her

[sagekincaid]

If you notice, at around 1:05 after Olivia gives Nell the locket the entire atmosphere shifts slightly. Nell seems to notice something’s wrong, and swallows hard and Olivia’s eyes well up with tears. It’s like the real Olivia was trying her hardest to warn Nell, and almost breaks through for a moment, but then the tears disappear and the house completely takes back over. AMAZING acting, and SO heartbreaking!

[saeklin]

Most traumatizing part of the whole show. For that one second Nellie is hanging there with her neck cracked but she was still alive and paralyzed, realizing what had just happened... sends shivers down my spine. Nothing else in the show even came close. Not even "beetle crawls out of kitten's mouth".

[atc]

This scene absolutely broke me. Towards the end when she revisits her frightening childhood from the perspective of her own haunting ghost and she repeats “no, no, no, no, no” was a truly heartbreaking sight - you could witness the dread that filled her (and it was gut wrenching) as she made the realisation that the most terrifying moments of her life was the haunting of her own death, the ghost of her own dead body. Completely and utterly heartbreaking to think that as a child she would wake and stare at this strange lady with a bent neck, and that ghost eventually haunted her through her life, but all along it was her own lifeless, broken body. Nellie was the most misunderstood character, the most haunted and tortured out of the rest. All she wanted was happiness with her husband and family. The dreadful expression on her face towards the end of this scene as she realises the most haunting, terrifying aspect of her life was herself was absolutely jaw dropping (Victoria Pedretti displayed her acting skills fantastically in this series). Nellie deserved so much more than what she received.

She saw her dead mother as she was pushed off the edge, after a night of comforting and happy, yet terrifying memories within that house. Her last sights were flashbacks of her entire life, which should’ve been a moment of closure or comfort, but instead was an image which would haunt her soul eternally.

She ended up lonely, without the comfort of her loved ones, and died in the last place where they were all together, and safe, as a family - as one.