While there is a rather enjoyable and surprisingly scary appearance from the eponymous witch (Nia Vardalos) to prove that it is not, in fact, meant for little ones, ultimately, "Dreams in the Witch House" falls short, especially when watched after the other Lovecraft adaptation in the collection. However, the addition of a human-faced rat with an over-the-top Irish accent begins to make the episode feel more like a child-friendly fantasy adventure than Lovecraftian lore. Over the next hour, Grint's character desperately tries to bring his sister back from the other side with the help of a special drug that allows him to enter into the dark, mysterious realm known as the Forest of Lost Souls. However, the story that follows fails to deliver, despite having some major talent in the form of Rupert Grint, who has been brilliant in Apple TV+'s own horror offering "The Servant." It has a fantastic opening scene in which a young boy witnesses his twin sister die of consumption before she appears before him as a ghost and is dragged out of their house by unknown forces. Lovecraft short story of the same name, Catherine Hardwicke's "Dreams In The Witch House" initially begins with a lot of promise. "Dreams in the Witch House" starring Rupert Grint begins with a lot of promise. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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