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In the tradition of Jackson's classic short story "The Lottery," most of the novel's horror derives from [[Mind Screw]] instead of graphic terrors. ''[[The Haunting of Hill House]]'' was adapted to the screen in two films named ''[[The Haunting]]'' (1963 and 1999), of which the former is considered a classic in its own right. The latter... [[Your Mileage May Vary|not so much]].
Not to be confused with fellow horror movie [[House
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* [[Mind Screw]]: The house invites Eleanor to "come home," tempting her with one of the most important things she lacks.
* [[Nothing Is Scarier]]: A point most notably lost in the 1999 adaptation.
* [[Romantic Runner
* [[Shrinking Violet]]: Eleanor
* [[Our Founder]]: The apparently horrific statue of Hugh Crain and his daughters.
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