Haha I know best death in the show

Good riddance

She was the absolute worst

Her face on fire was everything i needed

It was like in Dante’s Inferno where a simoniac at the 8th circle where they are buried their head first.

Or when the Doctors Mom looked outside the window and said she saw her Dad 😱

I loved that!

I can only recommend Atheist-Channels, seeing how people really wanna dive into Topic-of-Religion this without Bias or Screaming-at-each-other. Using Logic on the bible and the concepts of God seperately from all Holy Texts is important and i won’t spoil the Trend that this shows. C’mon, see for yourself.

@Mr. Big Bang Theory The Band so?

@@nenmaster5218 what are you talking about?

Mike Flanagan clarified that losing feeling in her legs is akin to an infection leaving her system and is not meant to indicate any direct connection to the angel. The angels fate is left intentionally ambiguous.

I speculated that the angel represents evil and temptation which is why they never showed it burning or dying, showing that it will always be present to corrupt good

@@uberco0l257 Nah, Alen is right. The "Angel" died, it's obvious.

@@blastradius7193 he’s objectively not the creator of the show said otherwise.

@@uberco0l257 I mean it’s one hell of a coincidence for the infection to leave her system right when sunrise comes; the sunrise that in theory should’ve killed the monster

Right!! Or when she starts digging in the sand to try and hide from the sunrise! Really good actress, because the majority of her actions had me seething. I had to remind myself she is just an actress playing a character. 😂

@@mandy102384 literally burying her head in the sand, so good 🤣

I dunno, I think Paul was pretty damn awful as well. Bev was bad but there's a special place in Hell for people who are too stupid (or delusional) to understand the harm they're doing like he was.

@@CopiousDoinksLLC He admitted he knew what he was doing, he just wanted to be with the love of his life, and he was willing to do anything to turn back time and change that, so when he met the "angel" who is obviously a vampire, he took the chance.

@@CopiousDoinksLLC Bev being intentionally evil is less bad than Paul being blinded by trying to save his love and doing evil things?

Hey handy Dan I’m not sure how often you reply to these or if u will see this but I’ve been wondering why it is you like horror movie so much I get some people like being scared but why is it you like being scared if that is the case. I’ve always struggled to understand emotions sometimes because of my mental health and I like your videos so much but it still confuses me on why people like being scared

@@christianbutler414 its not always about being scared tbh. Most people can relate to a lot of horror with the themes, emotions and stories they can put forward, I can't speak for everyone but for me it's fun to escape my own horrors and it helps to see characters overcome theirs (although they sometimes don't, like in midnight mass😂)

@@christianbutler414 hey Christian, I think because emotion itself consists of 2 sides: the mental and the physiological aspects. Scares feed us with adrenaline spikes which makes people feel "alive" or as people call it the "thrills", something that modern lives took away from our hunting genes. In low dosage it feels good to people. And as long as the mental aspect is tolerable (ie. not being scared to death), and they provide us with interesting stories to feed humans' ever hungry intellectual minds, scary movies will give people a great experience.

Hamish Linklater is so underrated! I first saw him in the TV series Legion. Check it out if you haven’t already.

Also, who is Father John? I thought the only Father was Paul?

Agreed. I hated her the moment I saw her lol great job on her part

She was originally Leigh from Haunting of Hill House, and she didn't really have a big role in it. I'm so glad that she was allowed to flex her acting muscles and become the fanatical lady you love to hate.

Perfecting that Dolores Umbridge attitude

I have a feeling that she was so good at the role she's going to be typecast and also hated by people IRL which...sucks for her lol.

Jesus everytime she talked I wanted to scream 😱

I did like that everything came full circle.

Its interesting no one called it a vampire? Maybe in this world there's no such a thing?

@@773superprguy Angel of Death.

@@773superprguy Personally I think that there are vampire stories in this universe, it’s just that the creature was slowly introduced through religion and fanatics that by the time rational people came to understand, there was no real point or time to examine it any further or to call a spade a spade. It was first revealed to a sick old man deeply lost in dementia in a sandstorm. He was already lost mentally so when he saw an “angel” in a “church” that “saved him” making him you g and healthy again, he was just so amazed and still lost that his beliefs kicked in, leaving no room for rational thought. After that, he only revealed himself to other strong believers after “miracles” had been performed and even then, there was hesitation at first, but it was a priest they’d known forever a young man healing people. They didn’t think about it too much. Plus it took a long time for anything “bad” to happen in front of others, he’d been doing “good” for quite a while before he suddenly killed people, drank their blood and couldn’t go out in the sun. Except for Bev, but she was just an egotistical power-hungry nightmare of a fanatic.

@@773superprguy In my opinion Pruitt just confused the thing for an angel cause he was old and suffering from dementia before the "angel" "cured" him and because he was a priest then the most obvious thing would be that the thing was an angel for him.

Their will be. Not eternal, and ultimately restorative, but their will be a judgment.

@@tifany2685 as well as poisoning the dog, literal psychopath

@Off Road Guy Hope, You bounced back from Her.

@@tifany2685 that was an obvious f you to 2000s american sentiment after 9/11 but go on 😂

Jesus Christ is God incarnate who came to earth to be born and live a perfect life, a sinless life. (He is one person of the Trinity, consisting of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit; one God in three persons not three Gods.) Jesus then gave Himself up to be crucified and died to pay for the sins of the whole world. My sin, your sin, the sins of everybody. 3 days later He was resurrected. He now offers salvation to all who will turn from their sin and trust Him to save them from eternity in hell. He paid our debts because we couldn't, but we have to trust Him to do it. I cannot add anything to what He has done (not even baptism). I cannot do enough good to take even a year off of my death sentence in hell. The sentence is a never ending one, because I have sinned against an eternal God. But Jesus took my punishment, He saved me, and offers that same salvation to you. I am praying for you.

agreed, except erins final monologue just kept on going and going. it was beautiful but damn it felt like an eternity.

I'm all for monologues, but this series kinda over did it to the point whenever more than one person sat down, I'd be like *here we go again. *

they were in fact exhausting and came across as pretentious to me

@@r3m_nut Yeah, fair to say that must didn't but there were some that were too long

I didn't mind the the monologues I felt they were necessary for the story. Best scene is prob the boat scene. I really liked that part and the set up. I really think that scene is prob one of the best of any show.

Bev digging to escape death sums up her entire character.

They raged a war and chose Bev as their General 🤣 fools

Not really, Pruitt didn't plan on burning the island or letting the "saved" loose to feed on the rest of the people not in the church. It's part of what "woke" him up.

@@GeekExtremist that’s exactly what the commenter you’re replying to is saying - they planned to share the “gift” of the “angel” and convert the entire island. they did. in reality, what that looked like/how it worked out just wasn’t a good thing the way they imagined it would be

@@theangryambisextress Yeah I agree to an extent. But still, Pruitt had no plans on burning the islands or letting it go into chaos on how they turned people. Nor how Bev was hand choosing who is saved and who isn't. So it didn't go as they originally planned, Bev just went even more off the deep end lol.

Check him out in Tell Me Your Secrets! Hamish Linklater is phenomenal!

When an actor makes you hate a character you're supposed to hate, you KNOW they're a perfect storm of excellent acting and writing doing what it's supposed to.

If someone watched this and didn't hate Bev, they weren't really watching it. The world is full of her type and this country has just enough of them that we are in serious trouble.

Absolutely agreed Bev was insufferable

@@eddysegafan6655 Couldn't wait for her to get her due of all the people that died and deserved worse.

@@ZeitGeist_TV Absolutely 110% agreed

Catholic Karen

Reminds me a lot of Mrs. Carmody from 'The Mist'.

@@leadvendor very much so

You sure? Bc I’m judging pretty hard rn

@@jordanhaller8973 you ain’t God so she’ll Nitpick the Bible to prove her point

No true Scotsman fallacy

It's also about the dangers of ignoring Jesus' command to be discerning when someone claims to be from God or speak for God, yet they do evil instead. Ignoring all the warning signs and doing nothing or following is dangerous.

Great insight. Couldn’t agree more. Once we deviate from the gospel, it’s so easy to get deceived and for people to take advantage of others in God’s name.

Sure Bev

Such a shame how these Hollywood outlets want to take down the Catholic Church and her clergy. They never will though!

Me too girl. That last scene of Erin describing what death was like just broke me down so hard. Coz that’s what I feel. My Biggest fear is death and not existing, but her speech to Riley just broke me down

Same!!!

I wasn't ready for all the deaths I didn't watch any trailers or read any of the books. So sad I smiled when beth started to try dig a hole to hide from the sun

@@jamesward871 yes!! The one who was preaching about not being scared of god or death, is the biggest coward in the end! Every detail was thought out and so good.

@@savannahrains8187 it was super. Satisfying watching her show her true colors but also a bit nasty at the same time lol

Holy crap, I did not put that together! That is such a cool detail! Man this show is good.

Why did she not change though? Wasn't her blood infected too?

@@BradPwnsU My impression was that the blood had worked it's way out of her system at that point, or she simply didn't have enough time to reanimate before the sun rose.

@@KrisBailey ah yeah that would make sense, I just thought she would change because the dr. Said her blood also lit up in the sun and she was brought back to before she was pregnant but then again the vampire fed on her and didn't feed her his blood so I guess she lost all her blood lol I'm not sure

@@BradPwnsU honestly that’s what I assumed too perhaps she didn’t consume enough of the blood to turn her only to affect her body along with the whole blood drainage

This is beautiful - divine -sacred -Godly. The divine interconnectedness of all souls by prayer... 🙏🏻🕊🌏💐✌🏽✌🏻🛐❤️‍🩹🤜🏿🤛🏻

i feel whats also beautiful about this scene is that they both die together, Ali knowing that the sun will kill him and his father slowing dieing, brings him to face the sunrise right at shore line for they’re first/final prayer. Absolutely sobbing.

Fuck alcoholics, they ruin everything for everybody around them. Only when they really, really want to get back on their feet they deserve help. Sadly this is often after they ruin a lot or do shit like this protagonist did.

He also had his only companion murdered in front of him :(

Not to mention he likely only drank out of guilt for shooting liza

​@Nicholas Charles I think he was already drinking before that but it got worse after he accidentally shot her out of guilt

❤

i disagree on some points: the angel didnt need to give its blood to infect further people in order to survive, it couldve sucked pruitt dry in the cave and moved on. So there was intention behind going along with the charade. And i believe that deep down pruitt knew what he was doing wasnt right but ignored his doubt for selfish reasons (a second chance with the lady). In my eyes thats villain behavior

i agree that bev was the real villain of the show but i wouldn’t say the angel was “just an animal” it definitely seemed to have a higher form of intelligence. think about the way it wears the robes to give it more of a pious image to the church or the way it shushes pruitt. it understands humans and their motivations which leads me to believe it’s probably just as smart, if not smarter than the humans in the show

@@edgybastardo Guys, the "angel" is an old vampire. It's not an angel. That's just how crazy religious nut decided to see him.

@@mariadocarmosobreira8323 I'm pretty sure everyone knows that. They just refer to it as "The Angel" in their conversation because that's the name it's referred to in the show and the name FoundFlix kept using.

I actually think Bev took it one step further - she also poisoned Paul. His death was very similar to the poisonings we see everyone else suffer in the church, and there's nothing to suggest he was just going to die because he'd drunk the vampire's blood. As the rest of the series shows, the people have to die from _something_ before the vampire blood revives them as vampires themselves. Bev killed Paul out of jealousy, after having gotten away with poisoning Joe's dog just a couple of days prior.

YES.

No she was just so cowardly that she was trying to hide from the sun. Your symbolism is possible but not the main meaning

@@LS-us1jm it’s that she “has her head in the sand”

If you read a Bible on Psalm, she has something to do with that

Nice point! Didn't think of that👏🏾👏🏾

Bev's pretty much a less hysterical version of Mrs. Carmody from The Mist

One of the reasons that actually got me through the whole series was waiting for Bev to get her comeuppance. hah.

Wish she'd gotten more than just burning up

I loved watching bev try to frantically save herself from the sun. And honestly I wanted her to survive to keep the vampirism going because I am in love with the show

what’s crazy is almost everyone knows someone like bev

I clocked that quite soon it was obvious midway through. Clues: Missing dad, they look very similar and the staring. He obviously wasn't a homophobe so I started suspecting he loved her in some way and once we find out who the priest really is I said wow he's her real dad.

Linklater's a great actor. Also very good in Legion.

That’s kind of disrespectful to the amazing performances given by everyone else. Hamish was my least favorite and I stand by that.

@@korykent5645 why least favourite? My favourite was the sheriff but I'm not sure there was a bad actor/proformance in the bunch...maybe Riley. Or the kids but I usually find kids in stuff annoying.

Don't be wrong I like that dress but in my opinion Joe wasn't in the wrong for using his own guns however it's not like they gave him a heads up saying hey we're walking back here why can't a man shoot his own guns when he wants to not to mention that gun safe her life

@@linktriforce9669 bc he was drunk and shooting randomly

@@shineshine9630 as he should be able to because it's he's property and you can't account for him not seeing them and it's not like anyone had a problem with he shooting before he hit her in the spine you don't think as the mayor he could be like hey me and my kid go walking at this time of day don't go shooting and then if he continues then yeah he's in the wrong but how is he supposed to know they were going to be walking at that time at that very moment of day it was just bad luck that was all it was

@@linktriforce9669 He feels guilty for hurting Leeza, even if accidently, that is the whole point. If you have any bit of empathy, you will feel bad for hurting others, even if you didn't mean to. And in this case, Joe knows it was his problem with alchool that indirectly caused him to hurt Leeza, which adds an extra layer of guilt.

​@@linktriforce9669I'm pro gun and this is not how gun safety works my guy

This. Pruitt assumed it was a church but it could very well have been a prison.

You must have a good eye! I was wondering how in the world they had her looking so old!

Totally agree!! This was my pet peeve, it was such obvious fore shadowing, however the writing superceeded the poor makeup!!! 🙏🏻

@@tamandspandex YES OMG, like I was annoyed why they didn’t cast actually old people

It was funny for me because I knew that something was off in how they looked, but my mind didn't go right to young people in makeup for some reason lol. I ended up looking up the cast a few episodes in and then it clicked.

@@DonutStalker93 Haha, talk about commitment 👍🏻😂 (I would have looked them up too, but I recognised Riley’s dad as Elliot from the ET film, that dude is only a few years older than me so I knew something was up! 😅)

Oh wow I didn’t even put that together after watching it all the way thru twice. (A gf wanted to watch it and didn’t want to see it with someone who had already finished it so I fibbed lol it was worth a second viewing anyway)

It's also what ties in with the fight against alcohol addiction - rational recovery.

Filled with meaning and interesting details just like Hill House!

AA doesn't teach God will fight your demons for you. You're not praying away the addiction. You're promising God and your loved ones to endure, because if you only promise yourself you'll fail. I have seen this take a man from sleeping in a public bathroom with a needle in his arm, to back with his family getting a professional license. Opening your eyes is a small price to pay for your life back.

As did his parents

He also came back to his common senses after being shot in the head, guess thats all it took

My wife and I have been there. I’m truly sorry for your loss. Yeah, that part got me. Also, the part where Erin mourns with Riley, that was like a flashback. Having been in Riley’s shoes, I totally get that feeling of helplessness he had. He wanted to do more than listen and comfort, and couldn’t.

I'm so sorry for your loss. I hope that you are eventually blessed with a bundle of pure joy.

I suffered from a miscarriage too and I can totally understand how Erin felt. Denial of what had happened to her baby. 😭

I'm so sorry. Big hugs to you and your wife.

@@ryanedwards7487 I'm so sorry. It is my conviction that when children pass away, they go straight to Heaven.

Yeah I agree with the idea that the dementia was still influencing his thoughts even directly after the tomb when he wakes up young. In the same vein, getting shot in the head and being healed while already in his young body, I think knocked some sense into him. That's why he acted more rational in the final episode.

Not sure how delusional you have to be to think that a creature that literally looks like the biblical rendition of Satan is an angel.

I mean Mildred had dementia and she was completely healed after drinking enough blood and on top of that was smart enough to realize that something was off. Father Paul knew exactly what he was doing but he was driven by selfish desire to live "eternal life" with his family. He even reveals that in the last episode, saying that reuniting with his family was always his primary goal. No he made the conscious decision to feed his blood to the entire town while making up excuses to himself, telling himself that the vampire was "an angel". I mean he even has an entire speech to Riley about personal responsibility and how you have to be honest to yourself, while he is out here turning the town into vampire spawn.

@@alexandraluster284 I mean biblical depictions of Angels are pretty terrifying, there's a reason why most of the time they appear to someone the first thing they have to do is tell them not to be afraid lol.

@@alexandraluster284 no where in the Bible does it say Satan looks like what was shown in the show.

Mine too!

Very good TV show

Its a realistic way of doing vampires and I absolutely love it but I also love Castlevania, if you are into animation (even if you are not) I strongly reccomend watching the series it is amazing.

no it wasnt

Best performance hands down

@@MarcusHopsin1 beat it loser

I can only recommend Atheist-Channels, seeing how people really wanna dive into Topic-of-Religion this without Bias or Screaming-at-each-other. Using Logic on the bible and the concepts of God seperately from all Holy Texts is important and i won’t spoil the Trend that this shows. C’mon, see for yourself. They are all very interesting; some are funny, some more serious; some have good balance of both.

you’ve said that already in an earlier comment@@nenmaster5218

It's "taught me" not "teached me."

Religion is dumb imo

@@Killerkurd so is politics but hey, here they are.

lol Catholic school and weed, name a more iconic duo

It’s called eternal light, or „ewiges Licht“ in german. In the Triduum Sacrum, the eternal light on the tabernacle is extinguished on Maundy Thursday after the transfer of the ciborium to its temporary storage location after the celebration of the Last Supper. Its only re-lit for the glory on Easter Vigil, as the tabernacle is temporarily empty. I don’t remember the actual timeline, but the light being extinguished actually does make sense when you consider that Easter is in the last episode (if I remember correctly)

Beverly?

She did want to help but only if it benefited her and was done in her way. She was incredibly selfish.

she was definitely more easy to dislike, but I feel like Paul’s willful ignorance to the damage he was causing is just as bad as Bev’s constant power trip. idk, some people seem to sympathize with his intentions-and it probably helps that he was handsome and charismatic-but to me he just gave cult leader energy 🤢

He was a true believer in his own word, she was just looking for a way to justify herself. Ignorance versus evil.

Ever heard of The Road To Hell Is Paved With Good Intentions? Even if Paul thought he was doing it overall for the good of everyone, he still did a lot of bad things and his willful ignorance cost their lives.

bly manor was kinda dull tbh. hill house is his best imo as it did alot of things really well this show however was kinda boring to me. most monologues felt pointless and went on for too long especially in that episode where theyre talking about what happens after they die. the single fact that its 2 monologues back to back. and both seemed like some edgy teenager wrote them. the story was interresting but man those monologues dragged it down for me. still finished it tho

Eren is apparently his wife. Give the movie hush a try if you're enjoying Flannigan

@@112523 i think it probably depends on what you enjoy. Slow burn mystery horror vs big scares I think hill house is good but it’s not his original work. I think considering Midnight Mass is his original work that makes it even more interesting ya know? I respect your opinion, but I think viewing this particular work as more of a mystery helps a bit

Actually the makeup was pretty shitty. I didn't watch hill house or bly manor, but the fact that at least Mildred actress was made into an old lady artificially was obvious from episode 1. Plus the trailer was full of small spoilers here and there. Plus the guy moving a trunk with someone inside was like a portrayal of Stoker's Dracula episode. Overall me and my wife made a wild guess that there were vampires and it was correct guess lol. This didn't make the story worse though, I mean this story is not based on mystery. As even without all that spoilers - everything becomes pretty clear after episode 3 when Pruitt tells about his journey in the Holy Land

@@Afdog true

This ! I instantly re watched it many times and kept thinking about life /humanity and just everything ! Its very deep !

Right?!? Like I went to a catholic school so my knowledge was decent enough but I am from a non Christian country so many things were not clear to me.

Which part exactly? I sort of figured it just meant that they were all worshipping a vampire. They all turned into vampires and died when the sun came out. They were all tricked into following a being that is surely a vampire, because someone they looked at as a Messiah, or at lest high up in the ranking of their religion told them so. Everyone but Bev seemed to reconnect with their faith in the end. I took that as Bev really never cared about her faith. She used it as a way to further her wealth and to keep herself above others.

Former Catholic here! Huge Catholic Family, went to Catholic school, went to Mass every Sunday the whole deal! This movie spoke to me on such a deep level. It represented a lot of the sadness I felt when I finally left the church. It was my entire community and was mostly filled with good people wanting to do the right thing. I am curious how non Catholics feel about it. Because Flannigan did such an amazing job of showing religious doubt and religious dedication.

@@chucklebutt4470 it's funny because I kept thinking about people teasing me that Jesus and all Catholics are vampires! Like the entire show I was thinking"haha is the twist gonna be that he's a vampire like Jesus.....oh fuck"

if you want the truth just read the bible dont watch fictional films based on it lol

Having watched the show, I saw this runtime and thought, yeah sounds about right.

You've never met me! Ha ha. Yes it takes me an hour for someone to get off. Ha ha ha.......... The guilt never leaves me.

It brings you an hour of happiness.

The scene where they realise they sent away the ferry and couldn't get off the island was the moment I felt real shivers

I instantly thought of Jones town too, glad I wasn’t the only one

It basically was a recreation of jones town and im sure it was intentionally graphic because of that

Yes!! Thats what I was thinking too, the poor children telling their parents "don't drink it" "I'll be fine" "here drink this" and then Bev hiding cowardly, like how Jones didn't even drink the punch.... imagine seeing that but instead of a couple 60, 100 people its over a thousand!

Except midnight club 😢

@@Peanutpunchsarah_ yep, midnight club was so underwhelming

Saaame!! Made everything that happened all the more shocking!

@@Lovegame18 Chris stuckman uploaded a review of the show and he opened it with how he is so happy that he went in completely blind. I turned off his review and binged it in 2 days

Same.

Hmm maybe but we never see it die. Maybe it just needs to be near you and now it's further away her miracle is gone. Your theory is probably right but as we never see it die it's open ended...

Or maybe the blood she had drunk from the "angel", left her system

Or maybe the blood she had drunk from the "angel", left her system

Nah that Vampire is still alive. They ain't killing the badass monster off screen. That'd be so lame lol. So many ways it could still be alive for a likely sequel. Smart decision to keep it open-ended.

I actually think the blood just left her system. She hadn't drunk the blood in a while. There was a scene with the doctor where she mentions this as a possibilty.

The charisma was overwhelming. I haven’t been to church in almost 2 years and the way he preached made me want to go back if I could find someone like him lol great acting honestly

I don't think that they were THAT high when they beatified Theresa, just sayin.

@@hostileocelot this comment deserves a chef kiss! Goddamn that burn!

@@ionokiero5141 Thanks! ;)

@@hostileocelot ooooh shot fired i see XD

@@reginadizon9276

Right, but he says that the War on Terror made those who knew Arabic a hot commodity so he rose quickly, but realized that he was being seen as a potential enemy as well.

@@Waywardpaladin exactimundo

@Coon Pooch I was 21 years old. I’m now 41 years old..divorced with 3 kids. It’s not like Hassan looks 73 you know

@Coon Pooch he looks fine lmao

I don’t understand this comment

Other things i cant tell But, the sheriff was 100 percent right that bible has been changed multiple times over the years. And diff versions of bibles are read in different churches

Both were right. Everyone experiences a different outcome of eternity based off of their origins, their thoughts, where they originated from prior to this incarnation.

Jesus christ, this is all EXTREMELY base level stuff. Nothing about this show was deep.

@@OWlsfordshire troll

@@theparadox420 Nah, this show offered absolutely nothing original and it's criticisms of religion weren't anything about what a pre-teen considers when they get sick of going to church.

Right. It was terrifying how she found a justification for everything when she wanted it to happen. But anyone she doesn't like she also finds justification for that too. How convenient Bev 🙄

Wasn’t it profound? Like each perspective had a remarkably articulated way of describing the unknowable. Fantastic stuff.

Flanagan is all about that emotional slow burn

Bruh I was hate watching when Bev was on screen

She was shady af. If there is a hell in that world she went to it.

@@ColtraneAndRain and she probably knew it, hence her desperation to escape death

It reminded me of a character in “the mist” which I recommend if you’ve never seen it… I think Flanagan may have take inspiration from that (probably the book mostly)

I'm afraid she could get irl smack and bullying for portraying such hateful character, like that guy who plays John Walker

I think that Leeza saying she can’t feel her legs shows that the angel died and all of its blood disappeared with it

@@GlitterBug1221 I mean they said the blood leaves the system eventually anyways but you could be right since it took the others so long.

@@dailyraptor7700 It would fit with vampiric mythology. Kill the alpha and its offspring die along with all the side effect the alpha gave, whether it be good or bad.

Likely found a boat or island to hide on. We would've seen it die if it really died. Killing the main monster off screen would be a major problem. They kept it open ended on purpose guys.

@@MrNax360 nah they didn’t need to show the death. It’s assumed. There is no island nearby since they’ve said the mainland is the closest thing which is 30km away. Also the only boats that would be nearby would be burning boats since they had an oil spill so it’s not a good place for fishing and the island isn’t some tourist destination. It’s a small population for a reason. The beast didn’t make it. The director left it ambiguous because he felt like it but it’s not that rare to do something similar. You’re thinking of blockbusters and slashers.

What jumped out at me were the red robes that Fr. Paul wore on Easter. White/gold robes are always worn. When he stood before the the congregation, I knew something bloody was about to go down.

i swear the show is a fever dream

@@pocketinfinity6733 literally, I need to rewatch it!!!

Hidden gem

@@SkinNBoney indeed

Come on man yeah it was good but thats not for here

That is what makes it so impactful. They didn't have to die, they WANTED to die. It was their one and only chance to practice what they claimed to preach and believe in; sacrifice for the greater good.

I think you missed the point

Biblically accurate angels looks way worse and scarier than that vampire in the series.

Demons and angels are the same species, 1/3 of them got cast out of heaven with the most beautiful Lucifer morning star aka satan.

because he’s an old, extremely devout priest with dementia who’d never left the island before that trip. the point is paul/pruitt is only capable of interpreting it as an angel because he sees everything through the same, unquestioned, extremely religious lens

I know exactly what you're talking about back the vulnerability of getting clean can catch you off guard at any moment and it sucks because you never know what will cause you to finally start bringing out all them emotions. I hope this show does the same for me

No Bev prepared the church, the building the priest lived in behind it was still part of the church. She was explicitly anti rec center. "People know to come to the church in storms."

Ugh. Don't be that guy, guy.

@@newp848, Bev told Father Paul, "I set up cots in the rec center for those who were chosen."

@@j----y 🤷🤣

She represents more than half of America....

@@MK_1Ultra you're delusional

@@RedAlchemist not really the puritans came over here because they were so strong in their relogion..so strong they had to find another location over sea..

Same dude same. The problem with religion is there are always people who take it way too far.

@@agipson101 and they are known to live for hundreds of years

Biblically accurate angels!

Fuck ye. Imagine if they made a horror movie based on the real version of angels

@@MisterPudd The closest thing would be Neon Genesis Evangelion

@@zaberfang tbf, it does play alot with christian themes. I woulda hoped wed see something close to them in berserk but alas. Rip miura

Yup!! Lol. Biblically accurate angels are terrifying 😂😭

This series did not did this long of a review though, shallow as fuck.

@@OWlsfordshire Clearly left a big enough impact on you to leave multiple comments on a review video. Go watch Love Island bro

@@theparadox420 I just looked up reviews to see if I was missing anything by skipping the last 5.5 episodes...nope, turns out the rest was trash.

I suspect the angel/vampire had done something similar in the past. Perhaps why it was found in an abandoned temple. Perhaps the same plague was prevented and he was trapped there on purpose. So It knew what it was doing because it had tried to do it in the past.

@@dangus6934 it might have been from before the flood into it might have been a Nephillim, since the temple was burid

@@elricengquist9989 That's assuming the show buys into the Christian BS fanfiction, as the "flood" never happened in real life.

@@mariadocarmosobreira8323 i agree there was no noah and no ark, but at the same time there have been tons of floods/other massive weather events throughout the history of the earth, there are ocean fossils in the appalachian mountains, and every culture/religion has a flood myth. so floods, even The Flood, almost definitely did happen. whether people as we know them were around to witness it or just wrote it into their mythologies afterward is a separate question

more likely it saw an opportunity to get out of the cave for longer than just nightfall