secrets of sulphur springs season 2 episode 6

Dupin gets word that he’s been summoned to meet with “him,” and when he pulls up to a decrepit old house lit only with hurricane lamps, we see that the man in question is Roderick.Ī puzzled Dupin sits as Roderick greets him, asks him to sit down in the living room - the place is Roderick’s childhood home - and pours him some very expensive booze. It also informs us that, in addition to Freddie, Vic and Tammy, Napoleon, Camille and Prospero are also dead - and all six of the kids have died within the past week or so. When Lenore asks what’s going on, Roderick ominously says, “She’s here.”Įlsewhere, in the office of United States Attorney Auguste Dupin (Carl Lumbly, Alias), a bulletin board full of photos and newspaper clippings clues us in to the various members of the Usher family. Roderick keeps having disturbing visual flashes, including one of a masked woman standing in the balcony near the organ. Madeline sits near him, as does his teen granddaughter, Lenore (Kyleigh Curran, Secrets of Sulphur Springs). We’ll later learn that the dead are Victorine, Tamerlane and Frederick. ROUGH WEEK | We first see Roderick Usher as he sits in a nearly empty church, attending a funeral for three people. But first, a recap of “A Midnight Dreary.” In a moment, we’ll want to hear what you thought about Episode 1. Macabre, right? Well, that’s only fitting for a series that takes great inspiration from - and creative license with - the collected works of Edgar Allan Poe. If you don’t have everyone straight, don’t worry: Most of them are dead at the start of the Netflix series’ first hour. Lessons in Chemistry Team Breaks Down Harriet's Major Diversion From the Book: 'It Felt Like an Opportunity' Scott Pilgrim Takes Off: Live-Action Movie Cast Returns in Anime-Style Netflix Series - Watch Trailer

The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon Season 1 Finale Delivers the Moment We've All Been Waiting For Madeline has no children but Roderick has many: Frederick (Henry Thomas, The Haunting of Hill House), the eldest offspring, yet a manchild Tamerlane (Samantha Sloyan, Midnight Mass), a tightly wound, wannabe Goop-style entrepreneur Camille (Kate Siegel, The Haunting of Hill House), a snarky PR maven Victorine (T’nia Miller, The Haunting of Bly Manor), a purveyor of biotech Napoleon (Rahul Kohli, iZombie), a video-game financer who loves to party and Prospero (Sauriyan Sapkota, The Midnight Club), the youngest, a club kid no one takes seriously. We’ll start with the man himself, Roderick (played by Bruce Greenwood, The Resident) and his twin sister, Madeline (Mary McDonnell, Battlestar Galactica), the heads of a pharmaceutical company that has made billions off its patented opioid painkiller. So let’s make like Mirabel Madrigal and kick off this recap of The Fall of the House of Usher’s premiere episode with a round of introductions. Roderick Usher’s got more family members than a raven has feathers.

Secrets of sulphur springs season 2 episode 6