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04-27-2005, 01:38 AM
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The haunting of Hill House
Has anyone read Shirley Jackson's Haunting of Hill House? Excellent book and rather creepy. It really does stick in your mind like the original black and white Robert Wise movie from 1963...
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I read it when I was sixteen, I think. And yes, it is a great book and a great movie. Really, I think that the '63 version of The Haunting is one of the best book to screen films I have ever seen. There was a lot of respect paid to the material.
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that movie, to me, is THE scariest movie ever. I would like to read the book, that and the amitivile
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