
Scott and Matt take a journey through the works of Mike Flanagan, analyzing and discussing his film and TV and the sources they're adapted from.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | a year ago |
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This week on the show, we begin our time with Mike Flanagan's The Fall of the House of Usher! Before we start with the show itself we're going to take a couple of weeks to read and discuss the works of Edgar Allen Poe that relate directly to Flanagan... more
This week, we take one final look at Mike Flanagan and Leah Fong's The Midnight Club. We chat about our overall feelings on the show and then take a brief look at Mike's plans for Season 2.
Then we answer a lot of great listener questions!
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This week, we finally reach the end of The Midnight Club as we discuss episode 10: "Midnight." There's plenty to love in this episode as Mike Flanagan and Leah Fong manage to wrap everything up nicely...even as some threads are left untied.
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This week, Scott and Matt reach the penultimate episode of Mike Flanagan and Leah Fong's The Midnight Club: "The Eternal Enemy." Spence finds his community and channels the experience into a story of time travel, fear and love that mostly works. Mean... more
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The work of Mike Flanagan, modern master of horror, is brilliantly eulogised by the insightful and entertaining Scott and Matt. It’s always enthralling listening to people talk passionately about things they love (doubly-so when you’re just as passionate yourself), so this podcast is definitely a must for any fans of the Flanaverse.
I’ve heard it said before that listening to a podcast is like being a ghost haunting other people’s conversations, so don’t mind me as I lurk silently in the bac... more
I found these guys from Kingslingers on my second trip to the Tower and followed them to Flanagan's after making it through the Kingslinger backlog. They got me to rewatch the Flanagan Netflix offerings and to give Midnight Club another shot and I'm glad I did; I stopped at the 2nd episode years ago as well, so that statistic holds up!Wish I found them before the Bangor event. I'm sad I missed it, and so envious of everyone that was able to go.
I was so bummed when I heard Kingslingers was headed to the clearing at the end of the path, then you announced that you would be heading to Flanagan’s Wake and the dark cloud lifted. From my favorite author to my favorite director, what a treat! Matt, Scott, thank you. This podcast is as much of a banger as Kingslingers and I am one happy listener!
I’ve been listening to Scott and Matt since the start of The Kingcast. I was thrilled to follow them over to Flanagans Wake. Incisive, witty and fascinating they make my Thursdays. The Doofcast is pretty cool too.
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Two longtime hosts dissect and discuss the works of a renowned horror director, offering deeply analytical, spoiler-aware conversations that span films, TV series, and source materials. Expect thorough breakdowns of craft—storytelling, directing choices, editing, lighting, and performance—paired with generous banter and personal anecdotes. The show often features guest perspectives, cross-podcast lineage, and thoughtful meta-commentary on adaptation, genre, and fandom, making it valuable for listeners who want a dense, 360-degree look at a body of work and its broader cultural impact.
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