Eerie and kind of icky in parts—I want to visit the Usher house and also never get within a billion miles of it. This follows Easton, who was called to visit an old friend because they seem to be dying. 

Nothing is better than a tight little horror! Some of the Easton stuff got kind of meh, I don’t really care about their military history and that stuff, but I loved the mystery and the stuff with the hares. Super spooky. The thought of being infected by this… yikes. I love a horror that makes me feel like bathing in bleach.