We've made it to the end, friends. Revelation is the haunting finale of Midnight Mass, and it does not hold back. Crockett Island is burning, faith is cracking wide open, and every character we've been following is forced to face what really matters when the end finally comes.
In this episode, we're breaking it all down- the shocking choices, the heartbreak, the moments of quiet beauty, and the unforgettable closing scene. We talk about who found redemption, who couldn't let go, and why this ending sticks with you long after credits roll. We discuss the fates of our central characters, and how Mike Flanagan closes the story with both devastation and hope, as only he could do. Listen here, now, on Fans o'Flanagan!

Here is the penultimate chapter of Midnight Mass! This may have given one of us nightmares... But we're still here to break it all down. Father Paul's Easter sermon turns into actual murder (kind of?) and horror as all is revealed to the gathered congregation. We'll talk about the terror, fear, and gore along with the shocking choices some of these people make in the name of faith. This episode may just be the scariest hour in the series. Maybe don't watch right before bed!

In this episode's deep dive, we're exploring what may be our favorite episode of the whole season. To say this episode delivers a gut-punch is an understatement. Here devotion starts to become something far more dangerous. Riley and Father Paul share an intense all-day AA meeting... of sorts. Mildred is now attending Mass, is now shockingly lucid and seems to be the only one in the congregation that senses something is deeply wrong as Father Paul's sermon shifts from spiritual comfort to a rallying cry for an army. Here we have a threshold that cannot be uncrossed and we're here for every haunting, chilling minute!