Not going to lie, some of it scared me and I had to pause to take a break. But they telegraph it with music pretty well so you can brace yourself for the jump scares.

Honestly though, for the most part it's a mystery/psychological examination of the effects and aftermath of a haunting. It's about how your personality shapes your experience, and how even if you all went through the same thing the way you react to it is going to be vastly different. And how stress and trauma cause some people to be more empathetic and open, and some people to shut down to cope.

It's sad and riveting and I liked all of the characters in very different ways. It rang true to me, as someone from an objectively fucked up background with a bunch of siblings who all had extremely different reactions to it.