Crain siblings — Steven, Shirley, Theo, Luke, and Nell — their parents, Olivia and Hugh, and their experiences of moving into a haunted house when the siblings were all children. It splices together those glimpses of the past with an examination of what the family is up to now as adults, traumatized by childhoods spent living in that house.

Color is a key tool in differentiating between those two sides of the story: the flashbacks and present-day look like two different shows. Glimpses of the past appear in warmer hues, but when we see the Crain kids grown up in the present day, everything is washed out and cold.

The use of color amplifies the psychology of the show, wherein unhappy adult siblings are dealing with demons that stem directlyThe Wine Chateau Customer Loyalty Team (WCCLT) is happy to help!

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