THE Haunting of Bly Manor boss Mike Flanagan has treated fans to a teaser of his latest Netflix horror venture Midnight Mass.
Posting the reveal on Twitter, the filmmaker told fans that production on his the show, which were in line with Covid-19 safety measured, had wrapped up.
He wrote: “That’s a wrap on MIDNIGHT MASS. It has been an extraordinary, unprecedented production, and I cannot be prouder of this amazing cast and crew.
“In fact – and I do not say this lightly – this has been the best production experience of my career.”
Midnight Mass stars The Haunting of Hill House’s Kate Siegel and tells a story of “miraculous events and frightening omens” based on an island.
The seven-episode series follows the island community after the arrival of a young and mysterious priest.
Preparation for the series began in December 2019 and production was briefly shut down in March 2020 because of the pandemic, before resuming in August.
Flanagan continued in the Twitter thread: “When talk turned to resuming production, it became clear that we might be one of the very first shows to attempt it.
“There was no playbook. This was completely unchartered territory.”
He added: “It’s as though we threw a dart in June, and somehow – against all odds – watched it hit the bullseye in December.”
Flanagan ended by thanking the cast and crew of Midnight Massand describing the series as a “dream project”.
Midnight Mass will also star Friday Night Light’s Zach Gilford, Legion’s Hamish Linklater and Annabeth Gish of The X Files.
There is so set release date for Midnight Mass, but The Haunting of Bly Manor and The Haunting of Hill House are available on Netflix.
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