I just finished Bly Manor like 5 min ago and it was great storytelling for me. I didn’t approach it expecting it to be Hill House because the creators made it clear that Hill House was done. And the show states it much like the end of this vid, it’s a love story not a ghost story. I appreciated that it was more story/drama driven than scare driven. You could really feel the grief/love between the characters. Last ep was so heartbreaking. Great tribute.
I've lost so many and I know what it feels like to drown in sorrow watching her take on all of this to save the ones she loves is beautiful. humans are organic were meant to die, but yet when we do we're never really gone, thank you for your beautiful work, we are all moon flowers looking for someone to take care of us until our final moments are reached, searching...
I ... was not as impressed with Bly Manor as I was with Hill House - I feel like the story/pacing fell really flat in some places... but you managed to capture where it excelled so perfectly: The characters. The characters were all beautiful and so... profoundly sad and tragic. Each and every one of them was beautifully crafted. And you nailed that so well with this video. Dani, Hannah, Jamie, the kids, Rebecca, Viola.... ugh they were all so beautifully done and you painted that out so wonderfully here. Thank you so much for the hours and hours of painstaking work and love you poured into this - it shows and it's so appreciated.
Once again a breathtaking tribute to this series. This is perfect and hauntingly beautiful - much like this season and the series in general. I’ll be coming back to this a lot. Thank you for it
Gosh my heart... I really don't understand why people don't like The Haunting Of Bly Manor - it's so emotional! I know that it isn't scary like Hill House but still it's amazing and good show - and you catched that perfectly
Bly was so much better than Hill House, imo. I found Bly much deeper and emotional than Hill. I love Hill and I wasn’t loving Bly at first but it grew on me as they pulled me in deeper. All the characters had such tragic stories, the cinematography was beautiful and the acting top notch. Once I realized it was a love story....and it was so full of grief and loss. I am crying just thinking how it made me feel. 😢💔
ngl i wasnt a fan of hill house, the last episode ruined it for me. i preferred this much more, though it was more of a gothic romance, it was just infinitely better, and it stuck its landing. plus, hannah and owen :')
You made a perfect job here. When I'm watching this little masterpiece again and again, and everytime I can feel a little broken things in me speaking. That's depression feel like. You never heal completly. That's a thing you learn to live with. And the rest well... it's confetti. 😣
Sorry i'm late because of spoilers reasons obviously, but wow this is just so good, and brillant and so well done. The video touched me right in the heart, and i'm so glad you did one for this wonderful show. absolutely brillant
There's so much you can learn by watching Hill House, Bly Manor, and Midnight Mass. The complexity of life and death and how beautiful it was to accept that our journey will come to an end one day. Yet you don't have to fear it. You can embrace it and let go. Let go and be free, because one day you will meet your loved ones again. Note: This is me trying to deal with upcoming deaths in FTWD S7... So.... Yeah. I'm not okay yet...
Fantastic edit. I REALLY wish I loved Bly Manor as much or even as close as Hill House. I'm just not a fan of the The Turning of the Screw story. I loved the relationships in Bly Manor as well as the HEARTBREAKING ending but man, everything else, I just wasn't a fan of. I DO plan on buying the Blu-Ray once it comes out cuz 1.) I love supporting Mike Flanagan and everything he does 2.) I LOVE the 'The Haunting of..' anthology. (The Haunting of Hill House being one of, if not my all time favorite horror) and 3.) I want to rewatch it cuz I WANT to love it. My love for Hill House is too strong to not at least REALLY LIKE Bly Manor
Seeing those doorknobs takes me back to Cattlesburg, KY, living in a 102 year old house (at the time) and all the doors upstairs had crystal knobs. A young girl named Violet died in my room of pneumonia in her teens, decades later a man killed himself in the home. There are pictures of the original family standing on the steps as flood waters rise to their porch. The doorbell would ring occasionaly and no one would be there, I would often go to the neighbors when I felt scared. That place fascinates me now, I will go back. I planted a fruit tree in the backyard, but a train derailed years later and took out the tree and the old shed. Rereading my comment it seems I have been dead for years. XD
I just got to finishing the show today and this was amazingly perfect or... Perfectly splendid... I honestly loved both this and Hill House just as equally as each other to me you can’t even compare them really Hill house is about a broken family who is haunted by there own ghosts wether that be memories,experiences,secrets,or past mistakes they come to haunt you as well as the house and the ghosts inside of it and I quite liked it it was an open and shut story beautiful and well done Then this this is not a haunting it’s a tragedy of love a family still broken but now from things that can’t be repaired a wife cheating with her husbands brother a housemaid stuck in an endless cycle of lost memories and moments that she can’t piece together a good man who loves to cook and loves a dead women a Gardner who wishes to be left alone with her pain an Au Pair who can barely manage her own trauma two lovers who found each other one lost trying to escape the other tricked to her death by her lost love and finally the source of it all a mother who was once a strong and powerful woman now brought low by a disease that forced her to live on the brink of death then betrayed by her own family first through murder then again through a broken promise as her trunk sank to the bottom of a pond as she is forced over and over and over and over to sleep,wake,and walk all while searching for a daughter that she will never find that she doesn’t remember this isn’t a haunting it’s a tragedy the housemaid realizes but has to eventually accept that she’s dead and let go of the family she’s adopted the good man has to live with the loss of his love the Gardner has risk feeling again only to feel the greatest of pain one can endure while the estranged couple must accept there fate and there situations even if it means the end of them while the Au pair has to accept her past and her trauma and choose to not let that happen ever again even if it means sacrificing her own happiness by accepting the mother who never can move on from her own trauma...... My friends this isn’t a haunting..... It’s a tragedy...... And like all tragedy’s it’s beautifully heartbreaking and perfect........
Could I edit this video with Vietnamese subtitles :3, I promised that I will put both of us channel name at the corner for whole clip, especially your name at cre too!!! I just love this clip so so muchhh (Sorry for my bad English)
I recommend it! It’s advertised as a horror but it’s more of a gothic horror with dramas and sadness tbh. Don’t go into this showing thinking of it as a horror show tho, bc while there are some moments of jump scares (nothing heavy, I promise), it’s much more dramatic and focus on the characters as well as the concept of love.
I'll be honest, I didn't like Bly Manor. I thought it was a huge drop in quality from Season 1. But this video is really making me rethink my opinion. Great job.
