The Haunting of Hill House‘s Carla Gugino hinted that a second season could be in the works, even suggesting turning the show into an anthology series.
“[Executive Producer] Mike Flanagan said he would be interested in the notion of an anthology, where some actors come back to play different characters,” she told THR. “I think he feels like he has told the complete story of the Crain family.”
She continued: “But if I was invited and I was able to, I would really love to, just because I do love to collaborate with him.”
Gugino starred as the matriarch of the Crain family in the recent Netflix adaption of the 1959 Shirley Jackson novel. The series followed a family plagued with the memories of living in what would become known as the most haunted house in the country. The horror series bounced between the past to focus on the children’s upbringing and present day as the family reunites in the face of tragedy.
Along with Gugino, the series also starred Michiel Huisman, Timothy Hutton, Elizabeth Reaser, Oliver Jackson-Cohen, Henry Thomas, Kate Siegel and more.
“Well, you know what, very early on, when we were still shooting this show, we had conversations about what a second season could look like and I think that one of the crazy things about Mike [Flanagan] is that he is an infinite well of ideas and stories,” he told Joe Online. “I don’t think he ever sleeps! There are possibilities — if the show is a hit — to create a second season and still be in this world of Hill House.”
The Haunting of Hill House is streaming now on Netflix.
This article originally appeared in PEOPLE.
