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NETFLIX S THE MIDNIGHT CLUB IS NOT A MIDNIGHT MASS SEQUEL BUT THERE IS CAST
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January 3, 2023 · 3 min · 479 words · Darryl Hipple

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He’s not kidding. In the last five years, Flanagan has directed, written or
co-written and edited five feature films (Hush, Before I Wake, Ouija: Origins of
Evil, Gerald’s Game and Doctor Sleep) as well as directing, co-writing and
executive-producing three Netflix series (The Haunting of Hill House, The
Haunting of Bly Manor and Midnight Mass) with producer Trevor Macy. Oh, and
they’ve already wrapped filming on Netflix series number four, The Midnight
Club, and at the time of writing, are currently prepping to fly back to
Vancouver to start filming on Netflix series number five. That will be Something
is Killing the Children, an adaptation of James Tynion IV and Werther
Dell’Edera’s Eisner Award nominee comic book, and we hope to see it in 2023. The
last 18 months of all that, remember, happened during a pandemic that
interrupted production on shows and films around the world, but still didn’t
derail the Flanagan train. A break may finally be on the cards, says the
writer-director, then concedes, “but every time I say that, I jump into
something else.” Underlying the compulsion to keep moving at this pace is
anxiety, Flanagan explains. “There’s this fear that if you really shit the bed
with a project, you won’t get another chance. So I like to start shooting
another project before the first one comes out.” Flanagan’s most recent Netflix
series Midnight Mass, is his most personal to date, and has been swimming around
his head since the mid-2000s. His next series The Midnight Club goes back even
further, as an adaptation Flanagan has dreamt of making since he was a teenager.
Flanagan’s The Midnight Club anthology series won’t only adapt the spooky
stories in the 1994 book, but also draw inspiration from across Christopher
Pike’s work. The prolific author (whose real name behind the Star Trek-inspired
pseudonym is Kevin McFadden) has a huge range of Young Adult and Adult stories
to draw upon, from fan-favourite Sati to the ‘Thirst’ books, originally released
as ‘The Last Vampire’ series, and many more. A central cast of characters each
telling their own scary stories means plenty of opportunity for guest cast
cameos from the Flanagan rep company. From the cast of Midnight Mass, expect to
see the actors behind Bev Keane, Riley Flinn, Sturge, Warren Riley, Dolly and
Leeza Scarborough, respectively:  Samantha Sloyan, Zach Gilford, Matt Bleidel,
Igby Rigney, Crystal Balint and Annarah Shephard (formerly Cymone). They’ll be
joined by Sauriyan Sapkota, Adia, Ruth Codd, Aya Furukawa, William Chris Sumpter
and Nightmare on Elm Street’s Heather Langenkamp. We’ll bring you more on The
Midnight Club, which should arrive in 2022, and Something is Killing the
Children, which is due to follow in 2023, when announced. For Flanagan’s sake,
perhaps afterwards he’ll finally take that well-deserved break, before being
welcomed back refreshed and ready for more. Midnight Mass is available now to
stream on Netflix.

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