The novel 'The Haunting of Hill House' by Shirley Jackson, which inspired the movie 'The Haunting,' was published.
The first film adaptation of Shirley Jackson's novel, titled 'The Haunting,' was released, directed by Robert Wise.
The movie 'The Haunting,' a supernatural horror film directed by Jan de Bont, was released in the United States.
Hill House is constructed by Hugh Crain in the 19th century, beginning its haunted history.
Strange noises and ghostly sightings begin in Hill House, establishing its reputation as haunted.
The Crain family members experience various tragedies and disappearances linked to the house.
Dr. Markway invites a group to Hill House to study its supernatural phenomena scientifically.
Eleanor, Theodora, Luke, and Dr. Markway arrive at Hill House to participate in the paranormal study.
Eleanor experiences increasingly disturbing visions and emotional instability triggered by the house.
The house shows terrifying ghostly activity including physical attacks against the group.
Eleanor vanishes inside the house and is presumed dead as the group flees the haunted estate.
