Now that the TV show You has come to an end after season 5, it's easy to look back at all the characters who have been featured on the series and pick out the standouts. Victoria Pedretti was first introduced in season 2 as Love Quinn, a young woman who seemed like she would be just another one of Joe's victims, but soon proved to have quite a hidden inner life of her own. Though Love is one of Pedretti's most renowned characters, she's far from the only capable woman that Pedretti has brought to life in a horror show. 3c2u5t

The horror genre, particularly in a miniseries format, continues to rise in popularity year after year. The best of these produce jaw-dropping and heart-pounding moments that are hard to match with other genres. Rather than a traditional film, where the build-up, middle, and climax have to play out in a brisk feature-length time, in a series, there are no such constraints. This allows creators and directors time to let their storyline develop fully. This freedom allows the intense payoffs of intricate, layered stories, character development, and horrifying elements that make the best of these horror shows so unforgettable.

Mike Flanagan has addressed the potential for more "The Haunting" TV shows like The Haunting of Hill Houseand The Haunting of Bly Manor after moving his future productions from Netflix over to Prime Video. The horror creative produced the two horror miniseries as Netflix exclusives, the first adapting Shirley Jackson's 1959 novel of the same name, and the second based on Henry James' novella The Turn of the Screw. Despite critical praise, The Haunting season 3 was never created, with Flanagan later leaving Netflix for Prime Video in 2023.

Since Mike Flanagan has confirmed that The Haunting season 3 would have adapted Richard Matheson's Hell House, viewers cannot help but be curious about what its story would have been about. The first installment in Mike Flanagan's The Haunting series, The Haunting of Hill House, was based on a book by Shirley Jackson. Its critical and commercial success encouraged Flanagan to add a new installment to The Haunting TV franchise, The Haunting of Bly Manor.

Director Mike Flanagan reveals what book he would have adapted had he made a third Haunting series. An acclaimed horror director, Flanagan is the creative mind behind both The Haunting of Hill House and The Haunting of Bly Manor. The miniseries are based on the novels The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson and The Turn of the Screw by Henry James, respectively.

Mike Flanagan's Netflix horror creations rank among the best on the platform but some of his works are naturally better than the others. Having established himself as a prolific master of horror in the industry over the last decade, Flanagan has reinvented the genre in more ways than one. As seen in his feature-length offerings such as Oculus and Hush, Flanagan’s tales are intimate vignettes of terror, looking into the folds of what it means to be human in the face of the unknown. However, it was Flanagan’s widely acclaimed Netflix miniseries, The Haunting of Hill House that positioned his oeuvre in the public eye, as the series dismantled the clichéd tropes of supernatural horror and reinvigorated it.

As he continues to work on a variety of other projects for the streamer, The Hauntingcreator Mike Flanagan addresses the Netflix horror anthology show's potential return. Flanagan first launched the franchise with 2018's The Haunting of Hill House, a reimagining of Shirley Jackson's novel of the same name, with Flanagan's series centered on the Crane family as they grapple with a loss in the family, as well as their haunted past. He would follow it up with 2020's The Haunting of Bly Manor, primarily based on Henry James' The Turn of the Screw about a young American au pair who is hired to care for two children at the titular haunted mansion.

There haven't been new developments regarding Mike Flanagan's horror show, The Midnight Club, but Netflix did release a teaser trailer in early June. But there has been a recurring theme in Flanagan's dark television horrors, where couples play an integral part in his work. So, his new project may introduce new romantic relationships amid strange events at the Rotterdam Home.

Netflix just released the first teaser for horror icon Mike Flanagan’s The Midnight Club, leading viewers to wonder whether this release will be connected to the auteur’s earlier efforts in the genre such as The Haunting of Hill House. As a writer and director, Flanagan has spent the last few years making a name for himself as Netflix’s leading creator of horror television. With hits like The Haunting of Hill House, The Haunting of Bly Manor, and Midnight Mass to his name, Flanagan’s genre television pedigree is undeniably impressive.

Though Victoria Pedretti's horror roles have been limited to only a few series, she's proven to have the skills to convincingly terrify a viewer.