Midnight Mass
2021
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- Season 1 overviewOct 7, 202210 episodesSeason 1 episodes1. The Final Chapter Oct 7, 2022
- After cancer cancels her college plans, Ilonka finds hope at a hospice for terminally ill teenagers.
- 2. The Two Danas Oct 7, 2022
- Anya brings bitterness to a tense group therapy session; Ilonka meets a healer on the grounds.
- 3. The Wicked Heart Oct 7, 2022
- Family day at Brightcliffe brings news from home, but not for everyone.
- 4. Gimme a Kiss Oct 7, 2022
- The club members explore a hidden chamber; a voice calls to Spence through the intercom.
- 5. See You Later Oct 7, 2022
- Ilonka digs deeper into Brightcliffe's mysteries and receives an unexpected gift.
- 6. Witch Oct 7, 2022
- With Anya's health hanging in the balance, Ilonka and the others perform a ritual.
- 7. Anya Oct 7, 2022
- Anya opens her eyes to a strange new reality; Ilonka blames herself for a crushing loss.
- 8. Road to Nowhere Oct 7, 2022
- Armed with new information, Ilonka is determined to find answers; the library doors are locked.
- 9. The Eternal Enemy Oct 7, 2022
- Kevin confesses he's been seeing things; dispiriting news sends Ilonka away from Brightcliffe.
- 10. Midnight Oct 7, 2022
- Dr. Stanton reprimands Ilonka; Sandra says her goodbyes; at long last, Kevin concludes his story.
Dec 2, 2022 · Mike Flanagan reveals his plan for the second season of his horror series based on Christopher Pike novels. The season would have featured a five-part adaptation of Remember Me and explored the backstories of the scary motifs.
The horror series by Mike Flanagan based on Christopher Pike's novel was not renewed by Netflix due to poor performance and low demand. Find out why the show failed to impress viewers and what happened in the first season's cliffhanger ending.
Dec 2, 2022 · Netflix canceled the horror series Midnight Club after one season, but creator Mike Flanagan shared the answers to unresolved mysteries and the plot for Season 2. Find out the identities of the Mirror Man and Cataract Woman, the story of Remember Me, and the role of Death in the show.
Oct 9, 2022 · Creator Mike Flanagan reveals his vision for multiple seasons of the Netflix series based on Christopher Pike's books, and teases some unanswered mysteries from the first season. Find out how the show balances themes of death, horror and young adult drama, and what Easter eggs to look for.
- What Would Have Happened in Season 2?
- What Are The Origins of The Paragon Cult?
- What Exactly Happened to Julia Jayne?
- Season 2 Theories
- Any Easter Eggs?
- Is The Midnight Club Based on A True Story?
- Is Brightcliffe Hospice A Real place?
Sadly, Netflix won't be renewing the young adult horror series for a second season, despite pretty favorable reviews (including CNET's own). The Midnight Club managed only a three-week run in Netflix's top 10 viewed shows chart, never claiming the No. 1 spot. Another likely factor in the decision is co-creator Mike Flanagan's production company Int...
The origins of the Paragon cult are all recorded in a diary that was kept by the cult leader's disillusioned 16-year-old daughter, Athena. Athena wrote that the commune was started in 1931 by her mother, Regina Ballard. After Ballard's husband died of pneumonia and her son of polio, she began a new age health philosophy -- "a naturopathic alternati...
It should have come as no surprise that Shasta (sanskrit for "teacher") -- the all-too friendly founder of Good Humor Wellness, a naturopathic company sourcing ingredients around Brightcliffe -- is really ex-Brightcliffe patient Julia Jayne. Like Ilonka, Julia was also diagnosed with thyroid cancer in the throat as a teenager. She founded The Midni...
What's Dr. Stanton's true identity?
Just when there's a sense of acceptance and calm within Brightcliffe Hospice, Dr. Stanton reveals in the final cliffhanger scene that she -- like many of the other cancer patients -- is bald and wears a wig. Except, when she takes her wig off for the night, a tattoo of an hourglass can be seen on the back of her neck, just like Regina Ballard.
Is Dr. Stanton part of the Paragon cult?
Just like the many stories told in The Midnight Club, you can interpret the meaning behind Dr. Stanton's appearance in multiple ways. It's pretty likely Stanton was once a believer in the Paragon's methods, even if she doesn't currently practice them. She was definitely aware of the Paragon, having acquired their books and teachings after purchasing the house. Maybe Stanton attempted to use the Paragon ritual on her sick son, Julian. But Julian is apparently no longer alive, so the method did...
Is Dr. Stanton good or bad?
There's another way to look at Stanton's intentions. Despite everything Stanton has said about caring for her patients as a doctor, she might still be using the Paragon's methods. Why else has she kept the basement in the same state as it was during the time of the commune? Maybe Julian is still alive in some form. To keep him alive, Stanton has been using the house and its special properties -- that's why she goes to great lengths to keep Julia and the new Paragon cult out of the picture. In...
You bet! Flanagan likes to pepper in satisfying Easter eggs throughout his shows and The Midnight Club -- co-created with The Haunting of Bly Manor producer and writer Leah Fong -- is no exception. 1. The cool slanting graphic design of The Midnight Club's title card looks to be inspired by Christopher Pike's novel, aka the source material. One of ...
Yes! The story of The Midnight Club is based on Christopher Pike's young adult novel of the same name. The stories the members of The Midnight Club tell each other are drawn from Pike's other novels, including The Wicked Heart, Gimme a Kiss, See You Later, Witch, Road to Nowhere and The Eternal Enemy. Pike drew inspiration for The Midnight Club fro...
The Brightcliffe house itself doesn't actually exist. While a portion of the house's facade was set up on the filming site in Pitt Meadows, Vancouver, the majority of the exterior was created through VFX magic. According to a Netflix press release, the Zoic Studios effects team scanned a house in Maine as the VFX basis for Brightcliffe's gothic ext...
Dec 2, 2022 · The Netflix series based on Christopher Pike's book was cancelled after one season, but creator Mike Flanagan shared the secrets of the potential second installment on Tumblr. Find out the fates of the characters, the mysteries of the Mirror Man and the Shadow, and the stories they would have told in Season 2.
Dec 2, 2022 · The series creator shares his vision for the second season of the Netflix show based on Christopher Pike's horror novels. He reveals the identity of Death, the fate of the characters, and the twist ending of the story.
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