Mike Flanagan and Leah Fong’s TheMidnightClub leaves many unsolved questions behind.
Mike Flanagan and Leah Fong’s The Midnight Club is finally available on Netflix, bringing another chilling horror tale from the horror master who created The Haunting of Hill House, The Haunting of Bly Manor, and Midnight Mass. However, while Flanagan’s previous Netflix series were self-contained miniseries, The Midnight Club actually leaves many unsolved questions behind, teasing a second season.
Does the Ritual Really Work? Or Is It All Myth? While Ilonka spends most of The Midnight Club’s runtime exploring the secrets of the Paragon and trying to recreate pagan rituals, the girl comes to terms with her own death in the finale. The ritual failed to save Anya and also is unrelated to Sandra’s recovery. On top of that, Dr.
Why Can Only Ilonka and Kevin See the Brightcliffe's Ghosts? During the first season, Ilonka is haunted by the ghost of an elderly woman, who follows her at night and says she’s hungry. Ilonka also experiences hallucinations in which she’s transported to the past. Closer to the season’s ending, we learn that Kevin suffers from a similar haunting, but he mostly sees a dead man instead of the woman.
Who Left the Warning on the Basement Before the First Ritual? Before Ilonka leads the whole Midnight Club to perform a pagan ritual to save Anya, the girl sees a huge “Don’t” written on the floor with white sheets. This sign was either put there by a supernatural force or by someone made of flesh and bone. Either way, the series never explains the sign. One of the most obvious authors of the sign is Dr. Georgia. After all, she knew about secret stairs leading to the basement.
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