The Haunting of Hill House creator Mike Flanagan's new Netflix YA horror series The Midnight Club follows a group of dying kids at a possibly haunted hospice.

The curse of “Stranger Things” means every sci-fi/macabre concept involving teenagers will seemingly have its day on TV, with “The Midnight Club” as the latest example. It’s creepy, to a point, but moves at a crawl, while focusing on the provocative if unappealing premise of eight kids with terminal illnesses.

Thankfully, the performances just about hold the show together, even with a sometimes hammy, always earnest script

Mike Flanagan adapts Christopher Pike's horror novel about terminally ill teens on Netflix. Read the Empire review.

Based on Christopher Pike's 1994 novel and other characters, the series is produced by Mike Flanagan, Netflix's go to producer for horror.

The producers behind The Haunting of Bly Manor deliver The Midnight Club, just in time for spooky season. Read our review here.

'The Midnight Club' smartly uses the trappings of horror to explore the power of storytelling as a means of reckoning with the unfathomable.

Netflix's Halloween stalwart, the creator of Midnight Mass and The Haunting of Hill House, pulls punches in adapting a '90s YA sensation

Set in a hospice for teenagers, Mike Flanagan’s new show has a grim premise, with death lingering round every corner. Then they start telling each other scary stories …

"The Haunting of Hill House" creator Mike Flanagan's latest Netflix show "The Midnight Club" is teen horror with heart.

The new horror limited series from Mike Flanagan is a detour of sorts for the director and writer, and might have worked better as a two-hour movie.

Mike Flanagan's latest Netflix series "The Midnight Club" takes place at a teen hospice

Netflix series is from Mike Flanagan, the brains behind last year's "Midnight Mass."

Mike Flanagan's horror tale, “The Midnight Club,” is so focused on hosting anthology storytelling that it neglects to tell a good one overall.

Think of this as a gateway drug for potential new horror fans, young people thinking about death in a new way for maybe the first time.

"The Midnight Club" is Mike Flanagan's latest Netflix series with great ideas and clever subversions, but they can't overcome a weak story.

Mike Flanagan horror The Midnight Club is a heartbreaking piece of work, which introduces Netflix's most memorable teen characters since Stranger Things.

Netflix's 'The Midnight Club,' created by Mike Flanagan and Leah Fong, is adapted from Christopher Pike's YA horror novel about a group of teens at a hospice.

Review of The Midnight Club, the latest Netflix horror drama series from prolific writer-producer-director Mike Flanagan. It's an adaptation of a 1994 teen novel by Christopher Pike.