The Midnight Club

"A great series with mystery, spirits and an an anthology of stories mixed in a hospice house by the sea!"

"A good show with good stories. Not scary at all."

"This is a great show I hope another one comes on "

"Just know the stories aren’t “scary” but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have a good spooky ambiance. Good watch . "

"Lacking in scares. Some eye-rolling stories that started out with promise. The overall plot was good but left with so many unanswered questions. If it was a season 1 of many that would explore this further I would be fine with it. But I think it’s just a one-off. Out of all the others in the Flanaverse, I would put it on par with Haunting of Bly Manor-better than Midnight Mass, but not as good as Haunting of Hill House. "

"This almost has a new genre to it - nice mixture of mystery, fantasy, anthropology, drama, horror, thriller BUT it had so much more potential to be a number One show. Unfortunately they over did it with the stories, some unnecessary rushed a lot of plots and I felt it was all over the place. Many symbols left unexplained. Too bad because I honestly think had they spent more time looking at it from the outside rather than each story, this would have been border line addictive. It wasn’t. "

"I stopped watching half way through the season. It’s basically campfire ghost stories being told in a house full of dying kids. It definitely feels childish. I don’t think it was bad, just too young for me. I also couldn’t care about the characters when they only gave us 5-10 minutes out of each episode that isn’t focused on the ghost stories that the kids are telling."

"Kinda slow but not in a bad way. It was supposed to be a two-season show but of course Netflix sks and ended the show after one season. You can read exactly what was going to happen in season 2 online. It would have been great to see it and I'm disappointed Netdix stole that away from us fans. Regardless, it's still worth the watch and then reading about season 2 helps a little with the disappointment. It's definitely a sad show. It's about a beautiful house out in a wooded area by the ocean used as a hospice for young people (usually late teens) with terminal cancer to go and live out the rest of their short lives, although one guy does have AIDS. It's set in the '90s. Every night at midnight, the current 8 residents meet in the library to tell spooky stories. This show and the stories told are based on Christopher Pike's young adult books from the '80s and '90s. But, as you can imagine, a story about young adults dying of cancer isn't going to be all rainbows and Skittles and people die. Also, it's meant to be spooky and the house gives off some creepy vibes. I really enjoyed the show. Give it a try and then go read about season 2. :)"

"It started slow the first couple of episodes but I did enjoy it! I enjoy everything that I have watched from Mike Flanagan. It did have a good story of working through what you are feeling when you know you are going to die. I think it definitely needed that second season to give us more insight to the mystery of the Paragon. "

"This is such an amazing show! I loved it."