A viral Netflix series revives Gothic terror with shocking deaths, social criticism and a visual style that does not take respite either day or night.
The stories of terror They continue to generate viral content on all platforms. Whether for unexpected scares or disturbing plots, the genre maintains its attractiveness intact. Netflix took advantage of that interest and launched a series that revived one of the darkest stories of Edgar Allan Poe.
“The fall of the usher house” arrived with a proposal that mixes Classic horror, social criticism and contemporary winks. With only eight episodes, he managed to captivate those who are looking for a shocking story, loaded with symbolism and deaths that do not take respite.
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What is the fall of the Usher house
The plot follows Roderick Usher, A corrupt and unscrupulous entrepreneur, who dealt with a judicial investigation while his children die one by one in macabre forms. The scenes combine the supernatural with moral dilemmas and elements of a modern tragedy.
Each chapter shows a shocking death related to the sins of the characters. The series offers a ruthless portrait of the ambition, power and decline. References to the Poe universe are constant and feed the narrative tension.
The Gothic atmosphere, extreme visual resources and unexpected turns build an suffocating atmosphere. Horror is felt in each scene, without resorting to easy shocks. History demands attention and reward with an outcome as dark as powerful.
Netflix: Trailer for the fall of the Usher house
Netflix: cast of the fall of the usher house
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Bruce Greenwood
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Carla Gugino
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Mary McDonnell
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Henry Thomas
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Samantha Sloyan
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T’nia Miller
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Rahul Kohli
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Kate Siegel
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Zach Gilford
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Mark Hamill
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