Great news for fans of the Netflix horror.

Do we dare go back to the red room? Granted, if you've never seen The Haunting of Hill House on Netflix, you'll have absolutely no idea what that question means but for fans of Mike Flanagan's superb series, the horror has only just begun. Consider this to be your spoiler warning. After being torn apart by the nefarious spirits and ghosts that exist in Hill House, it was the far more pressing threats that the likes of addiction, mental illness, and despair pose which defined the brilliance of Netflix's beloved horror show. Granted, there's the very plausible theory that the surviving Crain family never actually escaped the red room, and one of the main strengths of Mike Flanagan's show is the fact that you can find new nuances, subtleties and discoveries on repeated viewings. Unlike the more conventional horror stories, The Haunting of Hill House is layered with specific lines, motifs, and moments that pay off much later in the series. On this note, in a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter Carla Gugino (Olivia Crain) was very optimistic that we'll be returning to Hill House in the future. "Mike Flanagan said he would be interested in the notion of an anthology, where some actors come back to play different characters. I think he feels like he has told the complete story of the Crain family. But if I was invited and I was able to, I would really love to, just because I do love to collaborate with him," said Gugino. Of course, these remarks correspond with what Michiel Huisman (Steven Crain) told us when we asked him about the potential for another season of The Haunting of Hill House. "Well, you know what, very early on, when we were still shooting this show, we had conversations about what a second season could look like and I think that one of the crazy things about Mike (Flanagan) is that he is an infinite well of ideas and stories.  I don’t think he ever sleeps! There are possibilities - if the show is a hit - to create a second season and still be in this world of Hill House," said Huisman. In fact, the show might follow the direction that American Horror Story has championed-  making anthology entries and spin-offs. Huisman added: "But I could also totally see him (Flanagan) pitch an idea where we just do a spin-off. Film an anthology series and take it in a completely different direction. We have to wait and see. That’s one of the cool things about Netflix, they’re open to anything. We’ll wait and see." Given the remarkable popularity of the show, we'd be amazed if we're not making a return to Hill House very soon. Prepare to be traumatised, again.