The Haunting of Hill House | Featurette: The Making Of Episode 6 [HD] | Netflix

Mike Flanagan walks us through the making of the critically acclaimed "Haunting of Hill House" Episode Six, titled "Two Storms," and why he decided to do long, unedited shots and cinematography.

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The Haunting of Hill House | Featurette: The Making Of Episode 6 [HD] | Netflix

[angelicacole]

The kids deserve awards for their acting skills in this series. Absolutely phenomenal 👏👌🙌

[KellinMC]

One of the best TV episodes ever made. Just fantastic

[TJKCreative]

i need like a hour more of the behind the scenes

[alexandertaylormusic]

The effort put into this particular episode absolutely paid off. I was about 10 minutes in before I realized what was being accomplished. I was absolutely floored. I can honestly put this in my top 10 favorite episodes of television. Not only did The Haunting of Hill House deliver on the spookiness, but it had heart. It made you really care for these characters. It lulled you into being vulnerable, and then used your vulnerability to scare you. It was effective filmmaking all around. If you aren't crying or being blown away by technical achievements, then you're probably looking over your shoulder to make sure nothing is lurking behind you. What an unexpected gem.

[vaibhavnegi]

*10/10 for this series, specially for episode 6.*

[dknighter]

I can't tell you how much I loved this episode, it absolutely phenomenal.

[PapoOv]

Probably on the greatest episodes on television history.

[anjalisonawane]

I was so engrossed in the episode that it's just dawned on to me that it was Single shot. WTF!

[guybrushmonkey]

One of the best shows and best epidodes ever made by Netflix

[NegativeLegend]

This show was great. It didn't really feel like a horror, and all the scares were really just jump scares, but it builds up tension so well and delivers a remarkable, character-driven story.

[AshleyWool]

I'm just imagining how hugely satisfying it must be as an actor to do something like this. I'm primarily a theatre actor and I often hear from actors who prefer doing film that they don't like the in-depth rehearsal process of theatre and the pressure of only having one chance in performance to get it right and they feel like on stage they have to be so much "bigger"...whereas I enjoy that process and that pressure and have a hard time raising the stakes for myself emotionally in an on-camera situation. But this episode is kind of the best of both worlds, like Hugh Thomas said. From an audience perspective it feels very theatrical, it has the energy of a live performance and they draw you in with them like you're all experiencing it in real-time. Truly incredible.

[rimorob]

This episode was beyond amazing. I would watch a full documentary of all the behind the scenes action it took to get this single episode filmed.

[IndySidhu]

Carla: "Capture Lightning in a bottle. You just have to get it once.” I love that, I love Carla.

[ShaneOfThrones]

Watched this episode last night, blew mine and my friends mind.

[johnnomonno]

This was an incredible episode. The long takes definitely helped to ramp up the tension between the family and the dread of them wandering the house during the storm. And the last scene with Nell was just so heartbreaking.

[birthdaybatter]

I was immediately reminded of the long take from True Detective season 1. In both instances, I felt like I was in the middle of the action and a part of the story. Brilliant film making.

[Sarah]

One of the greatest portrayals of grief! Very beautiful!

[thedayaftermyah]

i was watching this episode so deeply and like 5 minutes into it, i was like “wait wait holy shit... this is one shot” and the aspiring movie geek in me jumped out and i started like crying sort of like “omg they had to film this over 15 minute shot, everything is perfect and choreographed so neatly, the swiftness of the exchanges and pans so amazing. I can’t wait till i get older and start creating stuff like this. And the actors hit every. single. beat. never missed!” it was overall so entertaining and intriguing, i 100% value the cast and especially crew for the precision of this episode and entire show. This show deserves manyyy awards, it’s so completly driven.

[nuwnjay]

1:21 so I wasn't insane, that statue actually did move it's head.

[OffbeatWorlds]

Episode 6 is just so astounding. I didn't even realize until watching the second time how much of the episode was one-shots. So impressed.