The Haunting (film)

*The Haunting* (1963) is a psychological horror film about a group of people investigating a haunted mansion called Hill House. Dr. Markway invites them to study the supernatural activity, but the house's unsettling presence gradually affects their minds, especially a shy woman named Eleanor. The film explores themes of fear, mental instability, and deception, blurring the line between reality and hallucination. Known for its subtle storytelling, eerie atmosphere, and innovative use of sound and cinematography, it creates a sense of dread without relying heavily on visual shocks. It remains a classic example of psychological horror cinema.