The Haunting

At the end the film, Marrow leans heavily on a marble pillar which flexes like rubber.

When Nell and Theo first find the mirror/carousel room, they step onto the revolving floor twice.

When Hugh Crain's spirit sends Dr.

Marrow and Theo flying across the room into a wall, the wind is blowing fiercely.

Theo's hair gets completely disheveled, complete with a confetti-like substance in her hair.

Two to three seconds later, after the wind has stopped, her hair has no confetti in it and appears to have been brushed out.

When Nell is sitting in the main room filling out tests, in the near shot she puts a test down, picks up a new one up, and begins to fill it out.

In the wide shot, she picks the same test back up and begins to fill it out again.

When Nell is doing the puzzles Dr.

Marrow gave her, the first two we see are done with a green magic marker, yet we saw her using a pencil.

From the outside, rooms have square window frames, from the inside they are arched.

The ceilings, when filmed from the inside of the house, are at least 30 ft high; seen from the outside they can't be more than 15 feet.

At dinner, Theo fills everyone's glasses with red wine, except for Nell's.

A few seconds later, her glass is full.

At the end when Nell is confronting Hugh Crain, she says, "Even in death, you still wouldn't let them go.

" However, her mouth is saying something entirely different.

As the four main characters run away while the doors are closing around them, a crewman, dressed in black, with a cap is briefly visible behind one of the doors.

The strings pulling Luke's carpet are briefly visible.

When Nell is in the greenhouse she can briefly be seen to be wearing ankle boots.

When Nell and Theo first meet, Theo puts on her leather jacket, in the following shot, we see Theo's reflection on the mirror behind Nell, and she puts on the jacket again.

The curtains of Nell's room clearly aren't long enough to be over the bed as shown at the first night.

Nell's car isn't seen in the carport in the first overhead shot of Hill House, in the first morning.

When Nell is introduced to her room there is a vase with flowers on the right bed sideboard.

From there on, it's no longer there.

Nell's facial expression changes between front and side shots, when the spirits are moving her hair.

The amount of spilled blood changes in the glass that Mary has over her eye.

When Nell is reading the dead children's register, in the wide shots, the lines are not entirely crossed out (the occupation column is clean) but in the closer shots they're also crossed out.

The clouds in the sky change between shots when Nell gets to the house.

As Nell runs away and tries to hide in the carousel for the second time, the camera, in an above shot, passes behind a pillar.

Just after that we see the reflection of equipment in one of the mirrors on the right side of the screen.

After dinner when Dr.

Marrow closes the gate, the lock is on the inside.

When the ghost children play with Nell's hair, the lock is on the outside.

When we first see Nell's Gremlin, one of the tail lights is out.

When we see it again later (when Luke crashes the gate) both tail lights are working.

Eleanor falls asleep in a double bed, then wakes in a twin bed.

When the oval from the gate falls on Nell's Gremlin, Dr.

Marrow and Theo struggle to lift it from the car, but as Luke jiggles the door from the inside, one can see that the spikes are rubber, as they bend against the door.

As Nell and the Doctor walk into the greenhouse for the first time, we see that the man-in-the-water fountain is turned on, shooting water from his mouth.

After the view changes (after the lilacs line) we see/hear that the fountain is no longer on, though there is no way to explain why it turned off.

When Nell sees the advertisement in the newspaper, it says "in Berkshires," but when driving to Hill House, she looks at a map that clearly shows Central Massachusetts.

When Nell is pulled off her bed when she witnesses the windows changing, the string pulling her is briefly visible.

When Luke is in the fireplace and decapitated by the fireplace flue, his body is seen lying on the floor in front of the firewood logs and on top of one of the doors in the floor when the flue drops Luke's head to the floor.

After Nell says, "Oh, no," when Luke's head hits the floor, the fireplace is then shown opening its doors to spit out bones, skulls and ash.

But as the doors in the floor of the fireplace open, Luke's body and head are already gone from the floor and stay gone, with only the firewood seen in the fireplace.

When Marrow asks Nell and Theo about their experience in Theo's room with the cold and the banging noises, the bag of Doritos on the table changes position between shots.

When the kid knocks a doll off the table, you can here it being knocked off twice.