The drama of the Crain family unfolds through a clever use of flashbacks and present-day events. The show relies more on atmosphere and character development rather than cheap scares, with the actors delivering great performances that convey the struggles of a family dealing with grief.

Not a remake, not a sequel... but rather an adaptation that takes the original book as a guideline. It's a very original adaptation that is scary, dramatic, and entertaining.

The series never feels overbearing or long, as each episode is crafted to keep the audience engaged and on their toes with existential dreams looming around every corner.