Midnight Mass was CRAZY GOOD! Here's Why! Theories and Breakdown
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2021
- Netflix's Limited Series Midnight mass was sooooo good! Netflix Midnight Mass is the work of Mike Flannigan the creator of Haunting of Hill House and Bly Manor. He also known for his works on Doctor Sleep, Occulus, Hush and Gerald's Game! In this video I will breakdown Midnight Mass and present you with some themes and theroies and why I think Midnight Mass was 10/10! Also can we all agree that the "angel" is not an angel? Thanks for Watching!
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Remember, Angels have commonly appeared “terrifying” to people in historical/religious record. Important to get over our huge preconceptions of what ‘angels’ (or ‘demons’) actually are and look like. We have decades of dumbed down film/tv to thank for that misconception. Midnight Mass understands and cleverly plays with that.
Also people seem to have missed it but when the Angel first attacks Monsignor Pruitt and he lays dying, he recites the Lords Prayer.
The Angel looks at him with shock, rips its wrist open and makes him drink. Its pretty clear (but very very very subtle) that this Angel really is what Monsignor assumed.
I like that they didnt lean too heavy into canonizing the Angel. They didnt go full on 'this is the inuniverse lore'. In the end, Sherriff Hasan and Ali, the Parish at St Patricks, everyones religion is respected. No ones proven right and no one is proven wrong.
This is what makes this such a compelling and universal story, where nobody watching feels invalidated or mocked
I think the angel(vampire) died. I think that's what the last line of the show implied. When Leeza says "I can't feel my legs" that was the moment the vampire burned up in the sun rise.
Also the sense of relief on her face convinced me it died too.
Speaking of Riley and Father Paul...the opposite wasn´t only in their behaviour but also how the society sees them. Riley tries to be better but everybody sees him as lesser (the scene after his death, like oh yeah, the drunk liar who killed somebody, you can´t believe him) and to the opposite Father Paul, he literally brings death to his people and is seen in high regards because "he is a man of faith".
Yessssss big facts!!!
@@GrayArea Oh and the question why Father Paul thinks this thing is an angel in the first place: Dude was super old and senile. lol
@@GrayArea Also big symbolism at the end with the dead doctor and her parents holding her, looked like a jesus painting and that only one male and one female escapes it all.
Good point!
I binged this in like 30 hours or less. It was so Stephen King. It was like 'Salem's Lot meets Needful Things sprinkled with some crazy lady from The Mist all wrapped up in Flanagan's signature style .
It was so so good, I wish I could erase my memory and watch it all over again.
The conversations were so profound that I had to watch this series very slowly so I could mull over what was being said. It was beautiful and scary and sad and hopeful. I loved it so much
It was the best series he had made yet in my opinion. So well done.
@@vickonstark7365 Agreed!
I watched it 2x with subtitles so I won’t miss a bit from start to finish. I never ever watched same film/series twice in my life! 😀
@@carolinaarevalo906 Oh!!! That’s a fantastic idea! I think I will do the same!
I am re-watching it………and it’s even better 2nd time around.
Bev definitely killed Pike. You see her feet and skirt when she drops the hotdog and it's the same dress when we see her in the crowd after he dies. I just rewatched that episode and paid a lot of attention to that scene
And she poisoned Monsignor as well. The way he vomited foaming blood was the same to the dog and the people in the church in Easter.
@@BrianZatzke I was wondering about that too. Did she do it or did he? And why? There was no reason for either of them to think he needed to die at that point in the story.
@@theintrnationlst I do believe she did it and I think it was after seeing his picture on the old newspaper. Probably did it to see if he would die and/ be resurrected.
@@BrianZatzke You're probably right, but she acted pretty upset when he came in, exclaiming "Oh God, not again!" I mean, what if he didn't resurrect? Then she's destroyed a miracle. It's a little bit of lazy writing to not give her a clear motivation for such an extreme act, but Flanagan does tend to do that every now and again.
@@theintrnationlst but saying a throw away line like that would divert attention from you if anyone were to suspect you. And he was also probably not getting regular angel blood and that’s why he was fainting. Or she was slowly poisoning him.
Don't forget monsignor suffer from dementia and that's why he thought that was an angel....
I was under the impression that the ashes Leeza caught was the “angel” and that’s why she could no longer feel her legs. He was dead, thus his miracle blood lost it’s effect.
Also the sense of relief on Leeza and Warren's faces convinces me that the "angel" is dead.
Or, it medically worked it's way out of her system as Sarah speculated it might. It's left ambiguous.
@@moonlily1 At the exact same time as when all the other vampires died? Seems like too much of a coincidence to have happened naturally in that exact moment.
I cried so hard when Riley died. I cried again at the end when they were talking about death as she was dying but not as hard as I did when he died.
The angel part got explained. I love that they used Bible examples to explain why the angel looks scary
Descriptions of angels in biblical texts vary wildly. Some look very much like stereotypical demons and others look like something out of the Cthulhu mythos.
I loved this show! It was soo thought provoking and it captivatingly hated deep at every level of it.Beverly was definitely the real monster in the series. Hated her and The Mayor got on my last nerve too! They had me cussing at the TV!🤣🤣🤣
That Mayor reminded me of the one in Jaws and also the City Council in AHS Red Tide.
Fun Fact: The actor who plays the creepy priest Is Lily Rabe's husband
Kate Siegel (who played Erin) is married to Mike Flanagan.
@@BlueHooloovoo wait what!!!
@@BlueHooloovoo omg I didn’t know this !! She’s an amazing actress
Father Paul is definitely the villain. He deluded himself into believing that monster(vampire) was an angel because he regretted not being with the woman he loved. And ultimately that decision destroyed the community he was supposed to protect.
He is the mini Boss, even the Vamp is a mini Boss. Bev was the final Boss!!! She is a Psycho
A lesson in the dangers of blind faith.
The priest thought the vamp was an angel because he has dementia. So in his mind he just sees wings and a halo and makes that up in his mind. But I wonder when does father Paul realize what he did was wrong. ??
I loved this series. I think it was one of Mike Flanagans best yet. I do think it was a demon. I think the demon died at the end because Erin cut the wings and it wasn’t going to make it 30 miles to land. And Leeza could not feel her legs. That was also Erins ultimate revenge for Riley.
Needful things (restoration and gifts at a price)
The Mist (Religious extremism)
30 Days of Night (Isolation)
This series was a good mash of all these themes.
The point about isolation and fanaticism when you spoke about Jonestown makes a lot of sense. I watched the documentary on Netflix Jonestown: Paradise Lost a few years ago, I have never cried so hard watching a documentary in my life. I had nightmares for weeks. The children were made to and the adults who refused to drink at gun point were forcibly injected with syringes, pure murder and since then I now loath the term mass suicide being uttered when talking about it tbh but I agree that cutting people off from the rest of the world is a tactic used by extremist cults like that. It's a really interesting premise for the show with the religious themes with the twist of vampirism. I'm really preferring the emphasis on story and characters that Flannagan brings to the horror genre. It's great to have stories with complex themes that can make you think rather then just jump scares etc.
I can’t help but hold on to an idea. The girl lost her ability to walk at the end again and I feel like that happened because the “Angel” died.
That was my thought too
I believe so too
This series was amazing. My favorite scene out of the whole series wasn't even a horror part. It was Riley and Erin sitting on the couch and sharing their views of the afterlife.. I had tears rolling down my cheeks
This series is a slow burn but it's sooooooo well written and acted. It's amazingly done
Loved it too. Been a minute since I've watched a series so good.
I found it and wasn't too into it to begin with BUT... I ended up binge watching it and it is really good! The setting reminded me of the frst six episodes of AHS season 11 so even more reason to like about it. Definitely recommend and thanks for your videos! 😎
I think what makes Beverly truly vile and unlike-able is that she not only thought that she was above everybody but she also thought that everyone else was underneath her (there can be a subtle difference in this). And she felt that she should get special treatment because of this and her God should favour her and not anybody else. That is truly selfish behaviour. She also was quick to judge and hate and spew hatred towards others all under the guise of being pious and holy. I think we all know people like this in our lives and that makes her character very real and triggering.
It was great and people seeking some kind of hope. He brought that thing in that box...was shocked.
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MAWMA THANKS FOR ALWAYS GETTING US THROUGH THE LONG WINTER WITH THE GOOD JUICEEEE
Doctor Sleep is my all time favorite. HOW did I not know Mike Flanagan did it?! That makes so much more sense. You always keeping my in check baby.
I liked how the sheriff told his son to be careful with religious groups offering miracles. Witnessing a miracle could be beautiful but it could also cloud your mind and turn you into a fanatic.
I was really hoping you would review this series. Mama did not disappoint! As usual, I feel you on every moment you covered. I saw the trailer on the day it was released and thought King vibes for sure. I watched the whole thing shortly afterwards. I loved the review by the way.
Brilliant take!
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I get he was a tad fuzzy in the desert but dude, that ain’t no angel. Love the way he found it though. Glad it seems to be the season of the vampire again. The vampire died. Hence why Leeza couldn’t feel her legs again. Classic vampire lore/rules. Kill the main vampire, his curse dies with him.
You should review Chaplewaite…
That show is so eerie!! I feel myself hunching up my shoulders to guard myself when I watch that show! Mother McCree
Have you read up on biblically accurate angels? They take many different forms, most look monstrous and scary. It’s actually quite plausible the creature was a fallen angel! Like Lucifer.
It's the way I've watched u since 2015... and for once a show outside of GOT... that I didn't catch all the little stuff and you're there. With the juice, like home Gray.
You rock, man. Thank you 💜
Speaking of atonement and such I'm surprised you didn't bring up when Leeza confronts Joe collie in his trailer and said she forgave him that was intense
It’s such a Masterpiece. My all time favorite TV show.
Love your reviews!
Really beautiful dialogue and imagery. 😍
Okay just a thought if Erin’s baby disappeared in her womb, and she drank the blood of the vampire is it safe to say the baby was sickly, or causing her sickness she knew nothing about so she was “healed” ?
Yes & no. It was "healing" her, but not b/c the fetus was sick, but b/c the pregnancy itself was being registered as a sickness. The immune system (IS) changes throughout a pregnancy, & at points in pregnancy certain immune functions are repressed to prevent IS from rejecting a fetus. Why would a fetus be attacked if this didn't happen? Well, due to the father's contributions some fetal cells have antigens, & the bodies natural response would be to attack these foreign substances. Since the demon blood communion cocktail seems to behave like a supercharged IS boost, there's a good chance it targeted those fetal cells as our IS naturally would if our bodies didn't naturally repress that activity during pregnancy.
That Saturday song from one of the eps was pure 🔥
The death speeches for Riley and Erin are so chilling. I love that the original monologues on the couch were two different beliefs of death. Riley got to experience a version of Erin's thoughts on the boat where the crash victim took his hand and forgave him as if he floated from one existence to another how Erin described for her daughter. When Erin was dying in the end she described a version of Riley's thoughts on death intermixed with her own. Riley's speech was about purpose and he completed his in the moment on the boat resisting his urge and warning his friend and Erin's speech was about how God and heaven are ultimately about love and not being alone only to realize that she isn't because she was always a part and always will be.
Ok, you convinced me. I'll watch it. LOL! Thanks, Lady Gray!
The last monologue did remind me of Carl Sagan/Neil deGrasse Tyson - Cosmos...
I can’t believe I just came across this video. I loved this series. I took the little girl’s loss of feeling in her legs to mean the creature died.
Bravo! I couldn't agree more. I don't usually like horror but someone talked me into watching Midnight Mass and it's deep, thought-provoking and as a kid who was raised by religious parents (my dad was a pastor), seeing the hypocrisy of the holier than thou Bev types. No way a non-dementia mind could see that as anything more than a demon, but Pruitt wanted desperately to believe and the vampire (can't call it an angel) know he could use Pruitt to get free of his underground prison. I couldn't stop thinking about this show afterwards, and I love, love, love your analyses! Thank you!
JUICE TIME!!!
I will have a couple of episodes to watch. I’ll come back and watch.
I can't see why the vampire went half way around the world to Podunk to start its cult.
Okay this video was fucking great i love your analysis🤣🤣
Your true narrator perspective is 🔥🔥🔥🔥
AMEN Amen Amen! Take me to Church Gray! I loved this Series, so glad you watched it too. You are SO on point with the fanatical themes going on, and I agree with everything you said about Religion Gone Bad. If Miss Thing wasn’t so drunk 😵 in the Spirit, maybe she could have called out that Flying Vampire for what it was, and saved a lot of the Flock 🐑
Gray Area!!!
New subscriber. This review sold me . Love you, girl. I love Flanagan too, and think his love of Stephen King was totally showing through with this series. It's totally Salem's Lot meets Jonestown and I'm watching it again for the second time. And yeah, the religion was a bit heavy handed for me and the characters monologed a bit too much, but it paid off in the end. All the mysteries tied up in the end and made sense (why the priests kept watching the doctor lady like they did, etc). Anyway, keep doing what you're doing while I catch up on your vids. Stay safe out there. Peace. EDIT: If you watch carefully, the person who dropped the hot dog in front of the dog before it died was wearing the same floral dress that Bev was wearing at the Pot Luck. She killed that dog, yo.
You should see what the angels really look like in the old testamint. There's literally a devil on the cover of a millenniums old Talmudic Torah excavated in Turkey
could you give a link?
Yeah I wanna see
@@GrayArea I'll look for it. I saw it at the end of August
Just after finishing this and its fantastic, I did get a Mist vibe from the crazy religious lady but I also got a Storm of the Century vibe from the show, Island community, stranger comes to town during a storm, the local Sherrif trying to protect his son, just like Mike Anderson and Ralphy.
🤓This is in my Netflix list to watch. I can’t watch this yet but will come back after I do, lol! ⛪️
I.love ya voice and you do.A Excellent job at this
Phew i just finished it, i am SHOOKETH! 😨😰😢 it was really good. Way more than i expected
Loved this…that thing was evil and in fact that vampire “saved” Monsignor bc he knee he was using his evil on a man of faith. Watching monsignor twist the bible into to fit his own evil deeds was chilling. It started slow but sped up nicely. I cried at her speech too…having lost my sister- who was also my best friend- last year, our mom in 2019 and our dad in 2013 that part struck a cord💜
I'm so sorry you have experienced so much deep loss the past few years.
@@TheTam0613 thank you for your kindness 💜
So may thoughts and vibes and memories especially from my childhood conjured up watching this. Ugh… part of the reason I am agnostic today. But Erin’s words in the end of the last episode were the most eloquent and perfect summation of life and death IMO. I also thought of how religion turns everyone into blood sucking hateful vampires. J/S
It was sooo perfect!
@@GrayArea 100%
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I love that it was a classic but modern vampire show.
this show was so good that I had anxiety the entire time watching it. that might have been the lingering effects of my root canal but I had to binge it.
I hated the deep conversation parts and all the hymns def skipped through alot of parts but what a rewarding end. You always got the super insight though and i can see why you liked those parts. one of my fav parts when Momma Flynn told Bev ass what it is phew so many people irl need to hear that same thing.
Best scene was Bev frantically digging in the sand and finally being burned to death, while everyone else sings Nearer My God To Thee. She definitely poisoned the dog too. You can see her skirt hem when the hot dog drops. That scene messed me up. Poor puppy 😭
you did us dirty for not finishing the fear street series but I love you and loved midnight mass as well ❤️😍
Nah bby I would never, I’m a full time nurse.. work just got in the way 🥲
I liked this movie, but I'm ngl. I instantly said "Vampire" out loud right next to my boyfriend as soon as the Pastor was telling the backstory. I didn't even have to see the creature. Bites the neck, drinks human blood, feeds blood to other humans to turn them....👀
Bev did kill Joe's dog Pike. I didn't catch it on the first viewing, but if you go back and watch the scene again, when the hotdog is being dropped in front of Pike you can see the hem of her floral skirt.
Can we get a video of your top horror movie/tv series please!
I’m watching it, on episode 5!(started last week)😎
Bev definitely killed the dog and I think she tried to kill monsignor too
I loved Midnight Mass
The creature could very well be an angel if you consider the fact that angels may have never been real to begin with and vampires were perceived as being “angelic” early on. That’s what was great about the series. It’s possible that vampires were “angels” all along
Those people were in clear and present danger from the start of the show, you can feel it from first 2 episodes. It reminded me of the Jonestown town massacre. I mean you ask yourself how would people give away their power and lives to one person like that? That lady Beverly, the religious extremist was like the dick chaney of the operation, she was right about Riley, they shouldn't let him go...her performance was the most powerful and deserves emmy nod definitely. The scene in the end with sheriff and his son praying just before sunrise hit me in the feels...that's probably one most moving television scenes in history.
The correct term is “Fallen Angel” by the way.
They literally show bev feeding the dog the poison hotdog
If you go back to the potluck scene with the dog, pay attention to the shoes and dress of the person who gives the dog the hotdog. It is Bev
My only question is why Father Paul wasn’t harmed by the sun for awhile once turned?🤔 At first I thought it was because he didn’t kill a human yet or had human blood, but Riley’s parents burned too yet they didn’t have any human blood
It’s because he wasn’t fully turned yet when he came back to the island. You have to die and be resurrected in order to be fully turned like Riley’s parents.
Also, have you ever seen a picture of an Angel? They are TERRIFYING. Eyes everywhere.
I agree .This is an outstanding , series .Creepy AF with an emotional pull .For sure it was a demon , not an Angel ...Much Love .I am A Fairly new Sub And Member .
If wasn't for stupid Bev saying that all houses should be burned,the Vampires would have won. I always root for the Vampires in films and series so I once again got sad that they lost
This was a good show. I was so mad the Riley was kill
What an awesome review! I think the angel-demon lived because they regenerated their wings before the sun came up and ducked somewhere and hid again.
Thank you!
Nah i think it died because Reeza stopped feeling her legs, hence their smile because it cemented the fact that the creature didn’t make it to the mainland, remember it says there is nothing for 30miles all round the Island. Even if it healed mid flight the sun would have caught up with it before it could hide.
@@dlilwon I kinda thought she felt her legs because she wasn't getting a steady drink of the communion wine and demon blood anymore and her healing started to reverse back on her.. that blood saved her - one of 2 survivors left from the island because if in her chair still her parents definitely would have turned her. I wish the director-writer would tell us all .. I think I'm pessimistic and think evil almost always wins out probably why I see it how I did Tbh. I like hearing your thoughts on it, thank you.
Uuuughhh that fecking BEV 😤
Bev killed Pruitt change my mind. It worked against Pike, why not Monsignor? That woman almost caused the entire world to be overrun with demons.
Yes it the universe speaking to , that's why house of the dragon is coming real soon . Ha, HA
In Christianity Angels are originally depicted as terrifying creatures. Angels and Demons are the same species, one species has just fallen from grace.
OMG Girl you killed this review YES! Bev get her out of here. Off the planet 🌎 She was on my nerves‼️
This is the second time a flanagan show gives me AHS inspo.
Bly Manor has the same ghost physics as Murder House.
And Midnight Mass had basically a shot-for-shot copy of the Arden Reveal from Asylum.
I am like you, I get scared with scenario's i can not help but think what will i do in this situation. I would have fallen for it and that scares me to death. Christians will say but its not an angel its a vampire. They can not put themselves in the situation not once was it called a vampire. What keeps going through my mind is no one has seen an angel in the bible the angel always says says do not be afraid for i and an angel of the Lord meaning that its form will scare the pants off you.these are island people who are into their religion. it was Dave that did the leg work preparing them slowly, the miracles were part of it, that was the rolling moss. Plus showing how easily it is to manipulate the bible and people. Would i drink the cool aid NO in that situation i would not have fallen for it.
Oh and Bev. I know too many of them. She was the reason it went that far. Her death was too quick but i must say her digging to try and save herself I laughed.
The only thing I don't understand in this great show was the angel's (and I do think it's an angel) motivation. Why would it want to get involved with the Monsignor's plan? If it wants to propagate, it can do it directly by itself. It's in a perfect place with people from all over the world who could return to their homes infected.
I’m not sure about it’s motivation. But I’m fairly certain it was trapped in the cave. It was said how the sand storms were constantly burying and uncovering things. So it might not of had an opportunity to escape until right when Pruett discovered it. That’s just my opinion. I don’t think it’s an angel, though. I feel nothing that requires you to take the life of another to survive would be of God. But it’s always nice when there are people on the opposite spectrum. Makes way for conversation
@@CoolNerd To be sure, it seemed the implication was that it was trapped there since biblical times. As to taking the life of another to survive, there are plenty of God's creatures that kill to survive. The reason I think it is an angel is that vampires don't seem to be a known thing in the world of the story, otherwise someone would have recognized it as such, SOMEONE would have read Dracula or Anne Rice. Also it doesn't follow ALL the rules that we associate with vampires, and so just as a whale living in the ocean doesn't make it a fish, we can't for sure say that this being is a thing of evil. God always sends angels to do his dirty work, whether to give bad news or to destroy. Since God reserves creation for himself, where else did this creature come from, but from Him? Perhaps God was trying to prove some Jobian point, or throw another form of temptation at us to prove our mettle. I've heard Flanagan has said it's not an angel, but I think he hasn't' fully realized the implications of the world he created. My wife is a publisher and editor and that happens a lot. Often an author intends one thing but what they write implies it is another.
@@theintrnationlst I can see parts of what you’re saying. I feel like just because it doesn’t meet some of the vampire rules doesn’t mean it’s not a vampire. Many movies and books have added, changed or completely left out certain rules. Like the having to be invited in by the home owner. I feel like it hit on the main vampire rules and aspects. Such as sunlight, and the need for blood. As well as the disease that’s mentioned in the show is one that is always brought up in relation to vampirism. But to add to what you said, how is it that no one in that universe knows what a vampire is?
@@CoolNerd Heh, well, like my whale example, just because it DOES meet some of the vampire rules doesn't mean it is a vampire. Since they're fictional creatures, they can be whatever a writer wants or needs them to be. Since this universe doesn't seem to have any vampire fiction or lore, their origins are up for grabs. Who's to say that what we call a vampire isn't an angel? At least in the world of the series.
@@theintrnationlst too true dude. Throughout the finale my fiancé and I just took to calling them angels. Truly superb show
I thought the only part of this show that I didn't like was when the doctor was shot like she was facing the door way and would have def seen the guy come in with the gun .... and then when the sheriff was pouring the fuel on the rec center like .... he should defently have waited till they went in side or at least not been so blatant and in the open ....was so unessercery ...stupid aha
Erin was doing the inside while he was doing the outside. Actually, now I think about it, I wonder if he was actually *trying* to get noticed ... so that in case Bev & co. turned around from the scene at the church, they'd focus on him and not see Erin until she dropped the lighter. His line about the rec centre not actually being "empty" might have been more of a "oh by the way, look what you missed while you were talking to me ERIN THAT IS YOUR CUE GO GO GO"
@@christopherhuang9501 yeah i get that I mean when the doc was speaking to the father her dad ,she's facing the entrance then gets shot from said entrance ... like she would def have seen the guy aiming at here ,not hating cause I really enjoyed the show just seemed like an unessercy mistake
@@qillqiggins294 Sorry, I was just responding to the bit about the sheriff pouring fuel on the rec centre. Regarding the doctor not noticing Sturge ... I'm okay with that. I mean, she just got this huge revelation that Pruitt is her real father, and I don't think I'd notice Sturge either if I got a bombshell like that thrown at me.
Jim Jones = capitalism
It kinda fell apart at the end for me because all of the towns people did NOT receive the sacrament, but at the end all of the one’s bitten were resurrected. We did not see any of the “undead” people feed those people their blood so they should have remained dead.
Also, I believe priests should be allowed to be paid a living wage, have their own homes, and be allowed to marry. If they were allowed to Midnight Mass wouldn’t have been made though, I suppose.
if you listen to Sturge talk about Wade, he explains that he "gave him the sacrament" sturge's blood to turn him. then when wade cries about killing his wife and children Bev explains that he (Wade) could have turned them too.
@@beckyfinch4011 Thanks,, I missed that.
I tried to watch it. First 3 episodes i gave up. I love horror but the religious overtones bs turned me off. Its a slow show too.
It picks up at episode 4😫
I didn't mind the religious overtones in this one although I'm agnostic at best
This show sucked. Lol