How Many of These Haunting of Hill House Costumes Can You Look at Before Freaking Out?

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At this point you've probably made your way through the entirety of The Haunting of Hill House, but that doesn't mean the heartbreaking, absolutely terrifying story has left your consciousness. I, for one, will be thinking about THAT jump scare for the rest of my days. But for those among us with nerves of steel, the Crain siblings and all the ghosts who haunt them provided an exciting opportunity for some seriously scary Halloween costumes.

From grisly Bent Neck Ladies to spot-on interpretations of characters like Olivia, Hugh, and Theo, keep reading to see how people channeled the Netflix series this October. Fair warning, though: some of these costumes are genuinely freaky, so scroll through them with caution if you've 1.) recently eaten, or 2.) plan on sleeping ever again.

Related:
I Usually Can't Watch Anything Scary, but Here's Why I'm Hooked on The Haunting of Hill House


from POPSUGAR Celebrity https://www.popsugar.com/entertainment/Haunting-Hill-House-Halloween-Costumes-2018-45437450

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