As you can see, it’s freaky as hell – complete with tarot cards, characters lurking in dark rooms and plenty of tricks on the eyes. The relationship between Shirley and the young woman in her house – who feels “thrillingly horrible” after reading her host’s work – looks like the key story.

Speaking about the other important relationship in the film, Moss told Extra: “There are things, especially with Stanley and Shirley’s relationship, that I think we got pretty right. They were really in love and respected and admired each other. That to us was important to capture as opposed to just doing an impersonation of someone. We really wanted to capture that essence.”

We can all agree that Moss’ performance in the trailer is so much more than an impersonation; she has well and truly captured the author’s true essence.

Elisabeth Moss’ new film tells the real story of the woman behind The Haunting Of Hill House