Midnight Mass - Official Ending Explained | Netflix
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- Опубліковано 6 лип 2024
- Angel or Devil?! Midnight Mass is the terrifying new horror series from creator Mike Flanagan (The Haunting of Hill House, The Haunting of Bly Manor, Hush). Here is the official ending explained, dissecting every last drop of blood from the series.
0:00 - Midnight Mass - Ending Explained
0:16 - The Angel
1:24 - Blood
2:15 - Sunlight
3:06 - Resurrection
5:02 - Baby
5:51 - Turning Evil
7:16 - Weakness
7:58 - Love
8:50 - The Spell is Broken
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The arrival of a charismatic young priest brings glorious miracles, ominous mysteries and renewed religious fervor to a dying town desperate to believe. - Розваги
we learned that the most scary monster here is not the "angel" it's bev keane
She's very real, the worst type
It s actually humanity and our actions - the scariest monster
@@exxalexx2154 Exactamundo, nailed it lol.
She is representing the SJW-Type of nowadays.
Lol what? Shes literally a fundamentalist evangelical with a racist streak.
I couldn't help myself but cry at the scene where the Sheriff, reunited with his vampiric son, pray towards the East just moments before the sunrise. With "Nearer, my God, to Thee" in the background, it was so overwhelming.
More than that, from another video's comment section, a muslim with the username Muhammad Azka Rais explained that prayer can be practiced with 1, 2, or more people.
"If it just two people with the same gender, then the person who called the Imam or the leader, stands in the left, whereas the ma'mum or the follower (sorry for the incorrect vocabulary, I'm a non native), stands in the right. From episode to episode, Sheriff Hassan was always leading the prayer. But in the end, Ali lead the prayer. Which made a great character arc for Ali. He was a normal muslim kid, started questioning his beliefs, lost in the wrong way, but didn't kill anyone even after changing to a vampire, helped his dad, and then lead the prayer."
This explanation really tied it all together for me concerning the two characters. (if you don't remember, Ali was to the left of his father on the beach)
Another cool fact in that scene was that the Sherrif passes away in Sujūd (state of prostration during prayer). It is said in Islam that it is a great and utmost honor for a person to pass away in Sujūd, an indication that they have led an honorable and pious life and are guaranteed Jannah (heaven). I'm not certain whether it was intentional or not but with the way Muslims have been so well represented in this series, it's safe to say that the director intended it that way.
@@Saadkhan-th4bz Wow thats awesome!
That took me out. I really cried on that scene then the rest followed. What a sad ending.
u muslim vampire atheist?
Regarding weakness and the cross, Pruitt's hand was obviously bleeding from the sharp edges on the cross cutting into his hand as he clenched his fist, and not a "serious allergy to crosses"....
Agree
Yeah I stopped watching right after she said that 😂
I think they were purposefully playing with the idea by having it puncture him that way. Obviously it's not from religion but it is a bit of a fourth wall easter egg.
Thx for this now I dont have to say anything.
Came here to say this.
Another small detail I love is the halo Pruitt sees above the vampire's head when he is first turned. Seeing that would only add to Pruitt's belief that he's being blessed by an angel, when in actual fact, its the light in the background that's become hazy/glowing which is what everyone sees when they become a vampire
OMG I just rewatched that part and I see it now!!
I thought that was awesome lol.
No, in this state Pruitt not yet a vampire, he not die in the cave...
Its just halo from fire or probably Pruitt glasses, idk i forgot
@@aamarrahman8631 oh that’s a good point actually. It just looked so reminiscent of that effect that’s the first thing I thought when I saw it. But I see your point, logically it wouldn’t make sense if he wasn’t fully turned yet
@@aamarrahman8631 also traumatic experiences, such as being attacked by a vampire, affects humans remember things. It also would makes sense he would think of the vampire as an angel to make peace within himself with what happened to him and the position he’s been placed in.
Sarah's mother and the Sheriff really stole the show for me.❤️ They are good people with unwavering, strong values.
And such a good contrast for Bev who realigns all of her values at every stage to fit the narrative that she is good. No matter what she does she is 'good' in her mind, and finds quotes (or sub-quotes) in the bible to justify all of her actions as 'good'.
@@seize0the0night Not unlike many religious people that do the same.Think they're good no matter what even when they spew hate and attack others.
I’d put Riley’s mom up there too. She loved her family to death and sacrificed herself to save the group at the end… and didn’t go crazy after she turned.
@@tclass99 and showed quite a contrast between most others in the town. I think they felt the urges but their moral strength and self-discipline won out of their internal urging to drink blood.
I cried at the scene where the injured Sheriff and his son were praying towards the East just moments before the sunrise.
Sarah, her mother and Erin were the best characters
I'm surprised your comment hasn't received more likes.
I really liked the Sherrif he kept his morals and still tried to help people till the bitter end. I was hoping his son would survive but he was too stupid
Father pruitt
how about Bev?😂
I would add Riley. He was to first person to die for what they believed in. His last monologue, with vampire power coursing through his veins, is about how man has always filled in the gaps of our fears and ignorance with gods. And his sacrifice became the catalyst into motion.
Gotta love the hypocrisy of Bev, burning down every building on the island, and then calling the Muslim Sheriff a terrorist! 🤣
I hated her so much!
If you think about the whole religious theme, it is sort of interesting how the “innocent” boy and girl survive to restart, just as Adam and Eve did.
I was surprised that no was talking about this Adam and Eve reference much. I was thinking the same thing when the got on that boat.
Erin losing the baby is also like a reverse Immaculate Conception. And the priest's backstory is shown on wooden engravings similar to how Stations of the Cross are hung in Catholic churches. Amazing references, honestly
The most notable dialogue here was between Riley and Erin, talking about ," What happened when someone dies". Its very poetic. And the way Riley narrates his thoughts is full of longing and sadness. 💜💙
Can’t stand that woman who played Erin. Her face for something that really annoys me
not just poetic, but the truth if you ask me. I think anyone who has had a real mystical/religious experience knows that we're essentially all one. The self and the sense of separation is just a temporary delusion. This is something that all religions actually hint to and it also makes perfect sense if you think about it rationally.
I like how the show tells us about the unknown. We don't know for sure whether the creature was a vampire, an angel or a demon. Whether it is supernatural or based in science. When Riley dies, does he get taken to an afterlife or does he have his "final dream"? In the end, life is a mystery.
Clearly a vampire
@@pamoweiberezi5315 not really
It's a jinn! جِنّ
Its a demon
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And i think he gets the afterlife .
@@el_xochipilli that’s not fire in their eyes, that’s the glint of a predatory creature; much like a cat or a wolf, the vampires appear to have an enhanced tapetum lucidum (which act like a mirror to catch more light at night time). But I thought it could be a Djinn too. However, the creature has a physical body of its own, and isn’t possessing others.
Bev Keane was more of a monster than that "Angel". The Angel is a symbol of religious fanaticism. Fanaticism doesn't fully die or end, it just fades away for some time and then it comes back.
The cross didn’t make his skin bleed-he was gripping it so hard it dug into his skin
even a carmelite nun will bleed if she grips a rosary that way.
@@eduardochavacano yep lol, getting stabbed doesn’t mean you have a “knife allergy”
Another fun way to atone for nothing ❤️
@@eileensnow6153 lmao nice one
The last scene when Leeza said she couldn't feel her legs implies that whatever powers the Vampire/Angel had was not just limited to it's blood. It must've had some supernatural powers as well.
The blood could just get out of the system and thus its healing powers.
The part about Mon Senior only becoming a vampire after “further consumption of vampire blood” is incorrect. I think the assumption is that Bev Keane poisons him as she’s seen returning the poison to the cupboard that same episode, which comes immediately after she sees the old photo of Mon Senior in the newspaper as his younger self. The scene ends after mon Senior walks in so it may be that a conversation about it ensued. The convulsions he has and the spitting up are consistent with how the others die in the church, who drunk the poison. It would suggest that Bev poisons him because she suspects he is mon Senior (the original) and suspects he will be brought back to life, which confirms what she suspects about mon Senior and fulfils her desire to bring about the spiritual revolution.
I agree that Bev poisoned Fr Paul when she found out that he’s actually the Monsignor. But I think she tried to kill him to prevent him from finding out about her misuse of church funds or, possibly, elder abuse.
Mike Flanagan actually tweeted that he died from consuming too much vampire blood, and it would eventually happen to everyone if they didn't try to hurry it along with the poison. He did mention that he never thought about Bev poisoning him, but he thinks it's a great theory the fans came up with. So, they aren't incorrect with their initial statement in the video, but art can be interpreted however the viewer chooses, especially when so much is left unanswered in the series.
@@dustinweible oh damn, yeah you’re totally right. I just saw the Twitter video, thanks for clarifying. That’s so weird and raises a number of questions about why they included the shot of Bev returning the rat poison and why the blood that kills Paul also saves him, among others. What a shame!
@@Tee_youyou What makes the most sense is that Bev was poisoning the ground just like she said she was to get rid of all the feral cats, the same cats the Vampire was feeding on. Pruit was drinking the most pure blood, which means he was getting the brunt of the poison compared to those drinking communion as it was diluted with actual wine.
I thought he tried committing suicide
When she can’t feel her legs it meant the “angel” burned
I just finished watching the show tonight with my mother and words cannot explain how amazing this show was but also fucked up. Watching Midnight Mass makes you attached to every character and says fuck you in the end
Yeah, I rewatched it with my kids, and they kept asking if so-and-so was gonna die, and I just kept thinking "It's less a matter of who, and more a matter of when...".
@@TheBloatedPony how old are your kids?
@@h.o.2953 they were 12 and 15 when we watched.
@@TheBloatedPony well then I think it was a bit hard to understand the meaning behind things in this kind of horror film, even tho I'm an adult it took me a while to get the metaphors to drinking etc
@@h.o.2953 They got it for the most part. We're a fairly agnostic family so we are sensitive to seeing folks be unquestioning of their belief systems.
2:47 it wasn’t the further consumption of vampire blood that killed him, it was the rat poison from Bev. A few moments before the priest stumbled into his house, Bev can be seen putting the rat poison back away in the closet and closing the door.
It’s evidently pulling from one of Flanagan’s tweets, so vampiric blood overdose is apparently canon. Can’t say I like the official reason myself.
@@locomadmanyea kinda wack, cause the priest even did the shaking and throwing up blood that is exactly like every case of the poison weve seen
My fav fact about this show is they wrote a Sheriff named Sharif.
I don't think it was drinking more of the vampire's blood that eventually lead to Pruitt dying (and then being reborn), it is heavily implied that Bev poisoned him and have three people witness his resurrection to convince them they had witnessed a ''miracle'' to that they would be persuaded to take their side.
Agree
Evidently there’s tweets from Flanagan that say yup, he dies from vampiric blood overdose. I know, lame & unsatisfying, but that is the official answer.
@@locomadman I read that somewhere too, yeah. I just refuse to accept it as canon though lmao
Didn’t know dying of vampire overdose was something possible. Wish they had mentioned that, even if it was briefly. I’m sticking with Bev poisoned him
@@phantasystar2126 I only heard of that from Anne Rice books and the lore surrounding them. In Interview with a Vampire and Queen of the Damned they mention how drinking "dead blood" or beyond the point of someone dying can kill vampires.
Mike has said the the "spell" is not necessarily bronken, Lisa's vampire blood concentration is just low bc she doesn't drink his blood anymore
Boy! These people seriously needed Sam and Dean Winchester to come in and save the day. 😀
Now that that lame joke is out of the way ...
I understand why so many people hate Bev Keane. Believe me, I'm one of them. She is truly a despicable character, and her death scene is especially appropriate.
But why are so many fans willing to give Father Pruitt a free pass? I mean, he is the one who brought the vampire to the island and saw to it that the citizens would become infected. Remember: it's because of his actions that Erin lost her baby. It's because of Pruitt that Riley became infected, which led to Riley's final death. Pruitt also murdered Joe Collie, a man who was trying to turn his life around. He did all of this while claiming that he was a man of God and declaring that the obviously demonic creature was an angel. Instead of protecting his flock, he led them to their downfall.
But hey! I guess he deserves a pass because he did it all for "twu wove." And, after all, he did eventually come around and realize that he was wrong.
GIVE ME A BREAK!
I wish that there had been a scene that involved Erin confronting Pruitt about his involvement in the loss of her child. Even if that wasn't his intention, he is still responsible for what happened to "Little Foot." And he deserved to be confronted.
I agree with your comment but it's obviously a demonic creature to us but it doesn't seem to be the case with Pruitt. Wouldn't an experience like seriously break or alter most minds?
Yeah, you’d think a man of the cloth would be more aware of the dangers of false idols, but if you’ll note John/Paul saw the vampire’s life force surrounding it’s head like a halo, and biblical angels look nothing like we imagine them to. And it wasn’t until after his first death that he lost the ability to walk in the daylight (making it definitively clear that his angel was anything but).
…Blinded by his faith, he gets a degree of sympathy, but I’m not giving him a pass here. It’s just, he already died, I can’t hold him to any further accountability than that. What could I do, learn necromancy to kill him again? 😅
John Pruitt didn't understand the consequences of his actions, thinking it would only help.
Bev, completely understood what was going to happen, even if it was because of her delusion from her specific understanding of the bible. Bev was evil from before the 'Angel' being known, she had crushed the souls of the congregation years before, getting them to accept a pitiful payout from the oil company, and getting the majority of that money to be tithed to build the rec center instead of using it to offset lost fishing income. Bev had been narrow minded for her faith for her whole life.
@@Youchubeswindon Which is reinforced in the scene where Riley's mother spoke to her while the house was burning down where she basically explains you are not more important or favored or special than anyone else.
I agree. Sam and Dean would have kicked arse.
In my read, the Monsinuer's hand wasn't bleading because of the cross, it was bleading because he was clenching it too strong to the point of punching a hole in his hand
Guys remember, you are dust, and to dust you shall return
because you'll ignite if you have the angel's blood/vamprie virus lol.
We are made of star stuff, it’s true.
prove it
@@msx77sr77 We are all made of star-stuff. Not really much to prove really. I mean, got a couple millennium to spare? Watch as even mountains crumble to dust. What more you looking for here??
The best horror series EVER.
I completely agree. I haven’t felt like this watching horror… ever. The emotions it made me feel were real. It reminded me of Midsommar.
@@amor2874 if you haven’t already caught them, Haunting of Hill House and Haunting of Bly Manor are both by the same director, Mike Flanagan. Kate Siegel (Erin Greene in Midnight Mass) is in both other series, they’re all HIGHLY effective horror anthologies and they all explore similar themes of generational trauma and addiction in their own nuanced ways. 10/10 cannot recommend more highly.
Is Hannibal considered a horror series? Because, if it is, it definitely holds that title.
So much depth to each character and even the background music was well chosen!
Yes, and the most scary part is not the ancient vampire but the mass hysteria of the people.
It was a great show and I am kinda proud of the ppl who made this cos they tied up almost everything so it feels complete. They could have easily made that whole resurrection being a success at the end and proceed to milking it for many more seasons on how they go and try take over the world :D Which would just be lackluster and turned into cheap drama.
Mike Flanagan is a busy man. I haven’t watched a tv show from him that has continuous season like the Haunting series which is an anthology. I like him and Ryan Murphy with his AHS series. He just released Midnight Club and many fans are still hoping for another season in his Haunting series.
Moral of story: NEVER let a Karen become a vampire 🤣
Shouldnt the wings of the creature restore themselves super quickly, after Erin cut them?
I was wondering that was well.
I dunno it's probably not as inconvinable as you'd think. I mean the thing was trapped in a cave by what sand? If it couldn't dig it's way out of that I don't find it that hard to believe it couldn't heal that quickly. What I find weird is that it just let her cut it's wings but maybe it doesn't have any nerve endings in it's wings
It takes time to heal.
Okay but for real. She was cutting it like tarp. Like no big deal lol and the vamp/angel? Was like yes daddy cut me lol
I guess not fast enough.
I thought the blood from holding the cross was a result of him squeezing it so hard from the pain he felt that the edges penetrated the skin. You can even see the points of the edges coming loose from the skin it stuck to.
Also he touches other crosses and holy things all the time so that statement makes no sense.
In the first of the midnight masses, the cross at the back is covered, which suggests that they do have an aversion to crosses
The whole cast was excellent. Especially the main leads Zach Gilford, Kate Siegel, and Rahul Kohli. But the two standouts have to be Samantha Sloyan as Bev and Hamish Linklater as Father Pruitt. Sloyan was so perniciously evil as Bev she makes Nurse Ratchet look like an absolute sweetheart. And Linklater without out a doubt should have won an Emmy award. He was Outstanding.
Hamish was amazing. Like an Oscar performance
The greatest tragedy of this story is how the vampire will never realize how truly annoying Bev was. PS that Benjamin button lady's headshot to Pruit was a 10/10 for someone who had dementia.
Hysterical 😂😂😂
Took her a try tho
It’s not only a right wing thing. Its a cult situation. Cross political spectrums. The issue is not doctrine but how we warp doctrine for our own self benefit
Nah don't both sides this with your bullshit, Karen. This is definitely a right wing thing.
Imagine making a valid point and having someone prove it immediately by stating that only one side can act like a cult.
The congregation was "mostly peaceful"!
Yee I had to dislike the video after hearing that bull shit, cuz I hate how everything has to get so political now smh, like there’s always extremists on both sides that take shit way to far, & it’s not only in politics but basically everything, there’s never one side that’s always 100% in the right, there’ll always be some bad apples in every group, it’s sad but true
@@justinkidding9690 actually it is the "left " that is rejecting family and community and is puting ideological goals over friendship,family and loyalty
one of the greatest heroes of the soviet union was a kid that did sacrifice his own father for stealing food to feed him
it is actually very common now to use (or encourage)kids in usa to spy on their parents and sacrifice them for ideology
If angels are real, then demons are probably real so why wouldn't you just assume it's a demon instead? Seems way more logical to me.
Prolly because he made the monsegnour(or how dafuq do you spell it) young again and did not kill him
I understood the creature to be a Demon...thats religious parlance for consistency.
Greatly explained! Subbed
I think the Winged Creature is actually a Demon and Pruitt was actually the first Vampire since ! Kinda like how the Master Vampire from Dracula Untold was turned!
How the hell did they think that was an angel. And how did they think killing themselves was a good plan with very minimal promoting. It had jonestowns vibes but at least those poor people had the excuse of being trapped in isolation for months and were being starved. Most of the church deserved what happened to them. Bev's death was very funny though
they killed themselves so they wouldnt infect the world
@@narcis_ist no they didn't. The majority of them were more then happy to infect the world with their new religion. The only reason most of them gave up was because they had no other choice. All the homes had been burned down and the boats were all gone. And they knew the sun was coming up soon so they knew they were going to die in a few minutes. Most of them accepted this except for Vera which was very funny.
My original comment about them killing themselves is referring to the 1st time in the church not the 2nd time.
@@AirQuotes the first time was because they were infected (mentally not physically) by their religion, so they believed that if they die they'd turn into gods friend, not into a vampire.
@@narcis_ist I know what idiots especially when they saw it wasn't symbolic but literal
About Pruitt getting wounded with the rosary in hand, I didn't think of it as him being 'allergic' to it. More so, that he's clasping on it tightly.
A much better take on vampires than season 10 of American Horror Story. Flanagan is the new King of Horror 👌🏽
The cross wasn’t an allergy…he squeezed it so hard he bled.
2:00 best moment of the entire series
Yeah!!!😂👍
this island desperately needs Geralt de Rivia
This series was amazing hope we can watch more.,... Thanks for explaining
7:50 I belive the reasoning for the slits in his hand is that they represent a form of stigmata, a scar or mark appearing like Jesus is said to have had on the cross
The part I feel they got wrong was introduction of the Angel. He seemed so cool and as he himself had planned the intro
👍Thank you because I was terrified, was having nightmares and could not continue to watch the series. It is a very disturbing. 😭😭😭😭
I love the explanation video. My only complaint is the thumbnail is very spoilery to those who haven’t watched the show and it will ruin their experience if they watch the series.
Damn thats true lol
great video thanks
Epi 1-6.
Then comes the last episode 7 scaring the s**t out of me..
what a finale
Pruitt wasn’t “allergic” to the cross in this hands. His seizure led him to close his fist on its sharp edges and he was simply cut, and then easily healed. He in fact then proceeds to cut himself on purpose, to drink some of his own blood.
7:00 I don't really see the connection to specifically right-wing extremism. That's on you guys.
I think Paul’s hand bleeding from the cross was because he was holding it too tight
Yea for sure especially cause when he noticed it he cut his palm even more with it.
Great show.
The eventual tie up at the end revealing Monsignor Pruitt and Mildred’s relationship was really interesting as a lot of little moments made sense then. Like why Monsignor was always staring at Sarah and why Mildred paused when Sarah asked what her dad’s name was when testing her dementia. But it annoys me how quick Mildred was to forgive him like it makes any difference that he was doing it for a second chance with them. He still brought a creature to the island and killed everyone, except Warren and Leeza, on it. Bev was a B, the creature was horrifying but the true monster was still Monsignor. He didn’t deserve a peaceful end. His selfish and presumptuous views destroyed so many lives.
Because they’re both still strongly Christian, they forgave each other. Forgiveness is a huge thing in this show, and in the end pretty much every character committed a sin in some way against each other, but they all forgave each other
I wouldn't say his end was peaceful. He still had to watch his daughter get shot and die in his arms.
Yes i liked the hints at monsignor and mildreds relationship, i immediately knew the priest was pruitt when he visited mildred and she recognized him and he teared up. I think there was also a comment from riley(? Or joe, i cant really remember) about how there was a rumor that pruitt had a lover.
I understand your point. And you might be right. I just finished watching the last episode, and right now I think he received forgiveness because like Riley’s parents, Erin and others his heart was pure. I think he truly thought he was helping to bring everlasting life to others. I could be wrong. Bev, on the other hand, was evil well before a vampire came to town.
Have a Nice and Beautiful Weekend to All Readers of this 💗
Stephanie from London
This ain’t a horror movie. This is a tear-jerking drama.
What's weird is why doesn't the vampire feel anything when he is being attacked while he is feeding? They shot him with a shotgun and he had his wings shredded all while he was feeding and didn't even seem to notice it, almost as if it was a fly buzzing around him.
I genuinely think that it was an Angel, its just based off vampires. Theres a couple of reasons.
1: It was going to let Pruitt die, however it visibly noticed the Monsignor recite the Lirds prayer. You can see the thought process on its face when it decided to heal him. It was specifically because it identified him as Christian.
2:The 'Angel' carries certain traits not seen in your typical vampire. It doesnt have a seductive glamour, it can mimick its preys voice exactly, it flies. It doesnt REQUIRE human blood, all animals appear to do the trick. There are about as many vampire traits as there are non vampire traits.
Its clearly based off a vampire, and honestly I think classifying its genus misses the point. Its a metaphor for fanaticism.
Fanaticism or bias?
Probably but they are also known of fallen Angels
If you genuinely think that demon was a genuine Angel… my god that’s just a stunning amount sensationalism
Went in to this not knowing anything about the story, brilliant series definite a binge watch, popcorn and libation a must, clear your calendar
I have just finished watching this series and im so angry at myself for not watching it so soon! This is BEAUTIFUL IN EVERY WAY POSSIBLE!
It burns me slowly until i that final moment where i just explode ! -- that is i how i felt throughout the entire series!
This is easily a gem i could always rewatch again ❤ !
He well could have been both Angle/Vampire like The Master in "The Strain" who was an Angel "Ozryel" cast down and cut into 7 pieces that all returned as vampires. Also Father Paul was not changed because he drank to much blood it's because at some point Bev saw his picture "she was staring at it a bit before" and wanted to test him and see if he was god's chosen knowing that Father Paul and the old Priest that was out sick was one in the same so she poisoned his ass to confirm his immortality.
I’ve seen this fan theory already, but Flanagan officially explained OD’ing on vampire blood was the cause of John/Paul’s death. I don’t like it myself, but that’s evidently the canon.
@@locomadman it makes sense though. They established that the vampire blood was slowly overtaking their body, much like how alcohol would and that if they stopped taking it in before a certain point, their body would eventually flush it out, hence why Leeza became paraplegic again at the end. Unlike the others though, Father Paul was drinking pure blood, which dramatically increased rate at which it was replacing the blood in his body until it overtook him and he died.
When he held the cross at 7:55 , he wasnt bleeding because he was holding it but because he held it so tightly that it dug into his skin and cut him
Ooookay but why did the priest ever think it was good idea that EVERYONE die and come back like he did? He literally knew it made you hungry for blood, unable to go into the sunlight, and miserable? Why not just keep giving them the "angel's" blood? Seemed to be working pretty well without any consequences
also some people got so young/attractive and Bev & others continued to look pretty crusty. Doesn't make sens
he had a false sense in his head that the 'angel' was sent to him down to earth to help save him, the town, and then the world. He used parts of Jesus' story of suffering to justify his suffering and it was a test from god about who would make it. It wasn't until the very end when confronted by Sarah's mother that he saw how wrong his thinking about that was.
At 7:42 i think in this scene the cross didnt cause him to bleed just like that, but he bled because he was squeezing it really hard in his hand. I think the scene was more to show how he had a hunger for blood
Mike Flanagan is the greatest salesman in the world…..
For some reason i never made the connection that the creature was a Vampire lol. I was just thinking more in the lines of the religous context so it was a demon or devil kind of thing but not specifically a vampire
Same. Lol. Just watched it now
My only remaining question (and it might be silly as I rushed through the episodes) is this. Is the writer saying the vampire used religion to gain more prey in this specific incident? Or, is he saying that the roots of the entire religion was a celebration of ancient vampire lore and that vampires (maybe even this one) had some part in the beginnings of that? I hesitate to ask as religion always offends someone but I thought that was ambiguous. What is a vampire doing in a cave in the desert in Syria (I think)?
Oh, some other questions. What was its plan? If it was to create a flock and then hit the mainland then why hadn't it happened before? Why the change from the seclusion in the cave now? Would it even want other vampires around that will use up its food source and basically be competitors? Isn't it concerned about becoming a known entity?
downright apocalyptic. bold ass ending
I seen this and when I see viewers showing this, I want to rewatch it again? BUT??
7:56 I believe if it was silver that Laos mite be in play, I heard that silver is a dangerous to Creatures like vampires and werewolves. But I’ll have to do research to order to find this out
Was Linklater nominated for an Emmy? Wow!!! I barely watched this show.
Even if the creature did die though, isn’t there a chance that others like it exist in different parts of the world?
Hell yes
omg, i'm not done watching, stil in ep.3 but i watch this
2:45 woah i thought it was bev who poisoned him actually causing him to die but resurrects :>
touching the cross and bleeding was because he was squeezing it too tightly which then embedded into his hand
I watch the whole season in one day lol i love it
... Just kinda stuck with me "He makes the sun rise on the evil and the good"...
Bev Keane is everything people should avoid in religious gathering
Knowing basic vampire lore, I figured out once the head vampire was destroyed, anyone should be restored, this just confirmed that, thank you 😉
I went crazy at the beginning when I saw all the cats and then whatever it was at the time I was watching attack a cat and eat it I was like OHHHH THIS IS A TALE ABOUT A SLEEP WALKER!!! 😱 lol
Hahaha…! Now that’s a deep-dive into Steven King-adjacent properties, good on ya for remembering that! 😂
the magical bear from the terror eats this vampire-angel ass thing for breakfast
I don’t think Monsignor has a problem with crosses. He just held onto it too tight that it cut him.
How did it communicate its plans or intentions to the humans it conspired with? We never saw it speak.
so the monster's wing isnt healed yet? but snapped neck, hole in the brain, hole in the heart area all healed (takes time, yes i know) and dont forget burned skin got healed fast. so is the broken wing considered a severe wound it takes longer time to heal?
It may be the fact that she didn’t cut any blood veins or something of that nature. I was wondering the same.
Well we don't know the material of the wing so we don't know how much time does it need to heal
So out of all these people, nobody could find ANY sort of shelter so they didn't burn up? In a basement? Under some trees? Sit in a cardboard box? Get under a blanket? The blood turns everyone stupid too I guess lol
They were shown to feel extremely guilt after killing so many of their friends and family. I suppose they didn't want to live.
No basements on an island, that’s bad business. That was screaming at the tv too.
Yeah that’s the only part that had me scratching me head lol. They could have even dove deep down under the water to avoid the sunlight if they wanted to… Still a great show though.
I mean, the priest and his girl died ON the bridge. Couldn't they have just gone UNDER it?
Thats what I was thinking but I think they realised what they had become and welcomed death, the hymn singing suggests this also
The way they all indulge almost immediately( excluding the few) kind of goes to show how much the priest was dealing with in episode 1-4 it was like he was dying a second time his faith was insane
Spoiler : Erin survived in the shadow of the church and with the Angel/Vampire blood. The Angel/Vampire also survived on a boat that was drifting or fishing and got in the cargo hold until reaching mainland. The survivors will be picked up or reach mainland. There are many family members to continue this story on the mainland.
I will just come out and say it. Unseen Elder from The Witcher 3 - Blood and Wine
Yeah but the Witcher was way more fun.
U lose your powers (and all the rest of your vampire attributes) once the Head Vampire In Charge dies. The vampire we see dies… but who says there’s not more?
Part of the law is that the original vampire must stay alive, but more than likely the blood just worked its way out of our system
I loved midnight mass and I’m just watching Hush.
Has there been any discussion about how the Midnight Mass book was worked into the Hush movie?
The creature that father Pruitt brought it's not scary...the scariest one is Bev bean,, OMG she's so fanatic and not logical..
A house cat would eat you if it could, the winged thing most definitely pales in comparison to a religious fanatic.
Great show. One question was related to the hundreds of dead cats at the end in episode 1 and start of episode 2. Was this ever explained or was it something biblical?
Simply.. vampire fed of the animals first before it went on people. Island had overpopulation of the cats so he went with them.
@@MarkMarkko I guess. But why all of them on the beach the same night? Seems more of a biblical meaning than just feeding of the vampire
@@Trumpetjoe40 that night, master vampire has been seen on the beach. I think he simply fed on cats. After, his hunger grew and he started with humans.
U made a mistake saying the rosary burned Pruitt. He squeeze it so hard that it’s sharp edges pierced the skin…that was the only reason his hand was bleeding
Ending reminds me of End of Evangelion
Could vampires be real fallen angels and only just made fictitious to create a narrative of God not being real and made up? This show brings up soo much. Superb show!
Nearly everything in myth has a paralleled basis in reality.
I think he just happens to cut his hand on the sharp edges of the cross
The Vampire is the false savior like there is one in the original revelation. The people following him ended up dieing.
How does the vampire communicate with father Paul and agreed to wear mass robe since he didn't speak a single word from the beginning? And why he walked elegantly in the church like a man and standing in the altar while patiently waiting for the holy grail ritual, but mostly he has been showed acting like a demon or an animal?
Maybe it can communicate telepathically with those that it has bitten? Or we can reasonably assume that it can speak but they just never show it.
Father Paul's hand didn't bleed because he touched a cross. It bled because the cross piece dug into his hand when he squeezed his hand shut.
The only new thing I learned was that Still Watching Netflix doesn’t know that the rosary cross was cutting into the skin of his palm from gripping it hard not from vampirism.
Many suoernatual events are explained by a ordinary actions. How the rosary injured the hand is not the point. The point is the rosary injured the hand.
@@johnmozina the show was crazy, did you finish it. What an ending
@@151balance Yes, the last episode was the best horro movie ending I have ever seen.