Here we have episode 2 of The Haunting of Bly Manor: The Pupil. We get more insight into Miles's days in boarding school, and why he had to come home, but truly we still don't know why. Remember, dead doesn't mean gone. *insert spooky music here*

Welcome back! Here we are finally at season 3 of Fans o'Flanagan, reviewing The Haunting of Bly Manor. Listen along as we get started on this absolute gem of a show, and wonder why it didn't get the accolades it deserves? Let's go!

Join Noah, Laura, and special guest, Aaron, as we talk about Mike Flanagan's 2016 movie: Hush
Please note this movie is scary and has many depictions of violence. Take care watching!
We'll be back soon with our next season, where we will break down and review the 2nd season in The Haunting series: The Haunting of Bly Manor. Stay tuned!

This is so bittersweet as we say farewell to our discussions of the masterpiece that is The Haunting of Hill House! We also talk about the amazing classic novel by Shirley Jackson, and the absolute insult that is the 1999 movie titled The Haunting. Many thanks to those of you who have continued to follow along, we love you all!

"Hill House itself, not sane, stood against its hills, holding darkness within; it had stood so for eighty years and might stand for eighty more. Within, its walls continued upright, bricks met neatly, floors were firm, and doors were sensibly shut; silence lay steadily against the wood and stone of Hill House, and whatever walked there, walked alone."
- Shirley Jackson, The Haunting of Hill House

We've reached The Haunting of Hill House's penultimate episode: Screaming Meemies. Olivia cannot keep fact from fiction as the House slowly drives her into madness; but is the House itself at fault? or is it because of the residential mean girl, Poppy? Hugh tries to send her away, but Liv really, really wants to have a tea party. Listen in as we experience all this trauma and horror together, here on Fans o'Flanagan.

And we're back after an unplanned summer break! Here are Noah and Laura discussing episode 8: Witness Marks. Fair warning, Laura has a massive case of laryngitis that did not get fixed in post, nor replaced by AI. In this episode Steve gifts his mom a restored vanity, Luke tries to burn down Hill House, and adult Steve learns he did see ghosts as a child. Did you notice the dead clocksmith? Beware when watching along, this is the episode that has the absolute best jump scare of the season!

The trauma and the drama continues with the Crain family at Nell's funeral. Laura wonders: Where is the Eulogy? We finally meet Aunt Janet, and Noah gets jump-scared live from a sneaky background ghost. We also try to figure out if Hugh is a good father or not?