

The Haunting 1999
"Some houses are born bad."
Jan de Bont's 1999 chilling remake of Shirley Jackson's classic horror tale pulls three strangers into Hill House, a mansion whose very walls seem to breathe malice.
Director: Jan de Bont
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Haunting (1999) about?
A sleep study gone horribly wrong traps four strangers inside Hill House—a mansion with a sinister reputation. As the night deepens, Dr. Marrow's true motives surface, and the guests realize the house itself is alive, feeding on their terror.
Who directed The Haunting?
The Haunting was directed by Jan de Bont, the filmmaker behind high-octane thrillers like Speed.
Who stars in The Haunting?
The film features Liam Neeson, Lili Taylor, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Owen Wilson, and Bruce Dern in pivotal roles.
Is The Haunting (1999) worth watching?
Though divisive among horror fans, The Haunting delivers bold visuals, strong performances, and a relentless atmosphere that lingers long after the credits roll. It's a feast for fans of gothic horror and psychological chills.
How long is The Haunting?
The Haunting runs for 113 minutes.
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About The Haunting (1999) — A Supernatural Nightmare in Jan de Bont's Haunting Remake
Jan de Bont's 1999 chilling remake of Shirley Jackson's classic horror tale pulls three strangers into Hill House, a mansion whose very walls seem to breathe malice.
Dr. David Marrow, played by Liam Neeson, lures the trio—neurotic Eleanor (Lili Taylor), cynical Theo (Catherine Zeta-Jones), and skeptic Luke (Owen Wilson)—under the guise of a sleep study, only to reveal his darker obsession: unlocking the house's supernatural secrets. As the night wears on, the guests confront both their own fears and the malevolent forces that have claimed countless victims over the centuries. With its gothic atmosphere thick with dread and unforgettable performances from its ensemble cast, The Haunting (1999) blends psychological thrills with full-throttle supernatural terror.




