That DARK HOUSE Sent Him to his GRAVE- “Errol Flynn Slept Here" Ep. 11

Let's continue with the book "Errol Flynn Slept Here" by Robert Matzen and Micheal Mazzone.
It's time for Ch. 9, "Consumed by Mulholland."

The famous Mulholland Farm, the house that Errol Flynn built in the early 1940s high in the Hollywood Hills, has now had TWO famous owners - Errol himself and Country music legend Stuart Hamblen.

In this episode, both have since left the Farm, and now it's the early 1980's when famous Rock and TV star Ricky Nelson has moved his family in.
Almost from the beginning, something doesn't seem right, and Ricky's marriage crumbles under the house's weight.

Much like Errol did in his last years at Mulholland, Ricky has to work and tour constantly to keep up with the payments and the lifestyle the house offers. Soon a dark energy begins to consume Rick and his children, and years later, they tell the story of their Dad's decline into darkness.

It's becoming more and more apparent that the charismatic man who built the farm has never really left...

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