Mike Flanagan Reveals What We Would Have Seen In The Midnight Club Season 2

Netflix By BJ Colangelo/Updated: Dec. 2, 2022 8:37 pm EST Almost immediately following the news that Mike Flanagan and producing partner Trevor Macy would be leaving Netflix and heading over to Amazon Studios as part of a new overall deal, the streaming giant announced that they would not be pursuing a second season of “The Midnight Club,” Flanagan’s recent teen-horror series based on the books of Christopher Pike. The news was unfortunate but not all that surprising, especially as “The Midnight Club” didn’t pull in as high critical reception as his previous series like “The Haunting of Hill House” or “Midnight Mass,” but it certainly still had a pretty dedicated fanbase of younger viewers. The show centered on a group of terminally ill young adults who meet each night at midnight to trade scary stories, which provided a vehicle for other Pike stories to be told. With over 85 books to choose from, “The Midnight Club” had enough material to last for plenty of seasons, but alas, the show is no more. In the wake of the cancelation announcement, Flanagan took to Tumblr to express his feelings, and provide some insight into what season 2 could have entailed. “I’m very disappointed that Netflix
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