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The Haunting of Hill House: S1, Episode 7 (Eulogy) - Patreon Version (Patreon)

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2026-10-02 16:00:09
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The Haunting of Hill House: S1, Episode 7 (Eulogy) - Patreon Version

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Dallas Knight

Spooky movie 30 days of nights. I threw wonder woman in cuz I know you like her and do you and Jordan have a ice hockey team?

Dallas Knight

Spooky October have you seen TV series it welcome to Derry.

Thomas Yanez

Not my favorite episode, but Mr Dudley's "scattered" speech is by far one of my favorite scenes in the series. Second only to the... well, IYKYK. We'll get there soon enough. :)

Scrap_Games

We're finally here. One of the top, TOP episodes. That speech by Mr. Dudley is one of my absolute top moments. The ghost during the body reveal in the basement is such a good one. Very happy it got you feeling all icky, because I felt the same way. lol

Thadman

Just a thought, Chandra, your certainty that the house is haunted shouldn't, necessarily, be projected onto all of the characters. Meaning, I don't think the dad "knew" the house was haunted back in the day. He was very much dealing in "the real world" and trying to address the problems that he can fix. Kids hearing dogs at night that no one else does, banging on the walls (which could be old pipes), feeling cold spots, Shirley talking in her sleep and little Nellie's Bent-Neck Lady (dreams spilling over into waking) are all odd, but easily explainable things. He doesn't seem to be lying to the cop about the house being haunted 'cause he hasn't SEEN anything other than a problematic house. After the last night, he IS lying in the interrogation though, since we saw him say/imply that he didn't go into the Red Room because it's always been locked. I just don't want you to necessarily assume someone is lying unless you actually see evidence or proof of it. Just because someone lies about something doesn't necessarily mean they lie about everything. Some of the best villains don't lie much at all. To suspect them of lying is perfectly fine, but that's different than assuming and maybe that's all you were doing (suspecting) when you state that the dad or someone else is lying. I agree with Jordan that you can see here that Steven is terrified. We still don't know where his headspace is at other than distraught, but he's distraught about a few things, including his marriage. I'm a very logical person and I wouldn't jump right to the supernatural as an explanation of things. Sorry, "preternatural" 😁 But, I also don't rule it out, as in the Sherlock Holmes statement about, basically, looking for the logical and reasonable explanation of things first and when you've ruled out all of the reasonable, then you have to consider the unreasonable. I said all that to say, I guess, "Keep an open mind," in general. But hey, it is also kinda fun to see a reactor assume something incorrectly and get surprised.😄 Again, in general. This is not an indication that your theories about this are wrong nor right. My takes tend to come from the perspective of what I thought when I saw the material. Oh, I'd looked it up that people going through sleep paralysis can, and often do, think they see things and people in the room with them, like Nell's husband told her. Same thing with people who get migraines, but with that, it's mostly spots, colors, halos, etc. Liv's "color storms." Sometimes they've said to have seen a person though.

JT

I feel like they want it to be pretty clear that young Hugh does not believe in ghosts or the supernatural at all. He only "kinda" understands when Olivia tells him she's "sensitive." He constantly references the difference between real and imaginary to the kids. He brushes off Mr. Dudley's warning about staying at the house at night. When the officer earnestly asks him if the house is haunted, he makes a joke out of what his kids say. He's not seriously considering that they might be right. So yeah, it's not just the financial implications that keep him there, he just genuinely believes whatever everyone is scared of is not really a problem, and focuses more on the practical things he can fix. And good for us, none of these stories would be very good if the main characters wised up and realized they were in a horror flick.

MaplenutsReact

That makes sense. I definitely jumped to assuming the dad knew, but you're right in that he's a more practical person and would be able to find non ghostly reasons for the experiences haha

MaplenutsReact

Oh damn, that's cool!! We don't watch much hockey, but the Canucks will always be our team haha

Dallas Knight

Thanks. NHL has only been on TV in the UK for about 5 years. My inspiration The movie slapshot starring Paul Newman hooked after that. The Pittsburgh Penguins is my adopted team. Who doesn't 💙 a penguin? 😂

Dallas Knight

I watched back to back silence of the lambs and seven of your reaction. Jordan had me in stitch from a scene in seven where the cops walk into a room and see a load of tools hanging up on a wall and you said "wow that's a lot of tools or weapons" and Jordan replied "any tool a weapon if you use it right". I believe your response was "that is the most disturbing thing you've ever said Jordan", I had to stop the reaction I was in bits. You guys are awesome!

Kenton Kruger

When I first watched that speech my immediate thought was "Oh so that's why this guy was cast". He simply nailed that.

George

The Walking Dead

N.T. Stars

I want to shout at the cop "Stop interrogating Elliott from E.T.! Hasn't that kid been through enough??"

Mike Benson

If yall are going to do some Halloween movies may I recommend a couple? Cheesy 80s horror: Killer Klowns from Outer Space Fun 90s Halloween: Spaced Invaders.