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- Episode 47: "Reverse Book-It" ('Rare, Fine & Limited')
This week on the Flanacast, Michelle and Dina are getting literary as they break down the exclusive novella, ‘Rare Fine &Limited’ packaged with the inaugural bottle of sotol from Matthew Lillard’s company Macabre Spirits. This episode begins with spoiler free commentary about the novella as well as the bottle it arrived with, and a flashback to when it was unboxed, before launching into a spoiler review of the book (after fair warning, of course).
Best news - if you still wanted to order Rare Fine and Limited, you can do so by visiting findfamiliarspirits.com!
TW - alcohol consumption, language, violence
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
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License code: XBKD3T4608IEVUGJ
1 hr 11 min - Episode 46: "Redboxes Everywhere" ('Oculus')
On this episode of The Flanacast, Michelle and Dina are recapping the iconic “Oculus”, which introduced to us all the ultimate Flanaverse easter egg that is The Lasser Glass. They break down the film, including context from the Director’s Commentary (All Hail Physical Media!) and the original short film “Oculus 3: The Man with the Plan”. They also point out the many hallmarks of Flanagan’s work that are seen in their early stages here.
TW: Parental Abuse, Suicidal ideation, Animal harm (not detailed or graphic)
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
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License code: XBKD3T4608IEVUGJ
1 hr 59 min - Episode 45: "In Flanagan We Trust" (Midnight Club Season 2 - 'What Could Have Been')
On this episode of The Flanacast, Michelle and Dina are headed to Mike Flanagan's Tumblr as they say goodbye to the Midnight Club by recapping his post outlining what the plan was for its second unproduced season.
Join us as we pour one out for the club, and celebrate a show that was gone long before its prime.
TW: Language, Terminal Illness
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
https://uppbeat.io/t/ak/gone
License code: XBKD3T4608IEVUGJ
49 min - Episode 44: "In-Person Microfiche" (Midnight Club Ep 10: 'Midnight')
On this episode of The Flanacast, Michelle and Dina are breaking down the final episode of Mike Flanagan's 'The Midnight Club', contextualizing the episode based on the works of Christopher Pike, and their experiences as elder millennials with bizarre memories of the 90s.
TW: Language, Terminal Illness
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
https://uppbeat.io/t/ak/gone
License code: XBKD3T4608IEVUGJ
1 hr 20 min - Episode 43: "What's in the Cup?" (Midnight Club Ep 9 - 'The Eternal Enemy')
This week on The Flanacast, Dina and Michelle are sitting down to talk about the penultimate episode of 'The Midnight Club', "The Eternal Enemy". They continue to contextualize the series through the lens of their experiences as 90s youth, and from the source material by Christopher Pike.
TW: Language, Terminal Illness, Homophobia
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
https://uppbeat.io/t/ak/gone
License code: XBKD3T4608IEVUGJ
57 min - Episode 42: "Free Little Bile Library" (Midnight Club Ep 8 - 'Road to Nowhere')
On this week's episode of The Flanacast, Michelle and Dina are joining Freedom Jack and Poppy Corn on "The Road to Nowhere" as they make their way through the 90's nostalgia that is "The Midnight Club".
Join them as they recap this episode, giving context from the source material, as well as their elder millennial experience living through the 90s.
TW - Language, Terminal Illness, Violence, Suicidal Ideation
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
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License code: XBKD3T4608IEVUGJ
1 hr 6 min - Episode 41: "Everything's Coming Up Anya" (Midnight Club Ep 7 - 'Anya')
On this episode of 'The Flanacast', Dina and Michelle are breaking down episode 7 of "The Midnight Club" - 'Anya'. This episode wrecks us every time.
They continue to contextualize the series through the lens of their experiences as 90s youth, and from the source material by Christopher Pike.
TW - Language, Terminal Illness, Violence, Suicidal Ideation
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
https://uppbeat.io/t/ak/gone
License code: XBKD3T4608IEVUGJ
1 hr 9 min - Episode 40: "Copious Chanting" (Midnight Club Ep 6 - 'Witch')
On this episode of The Flanacast, Dina and Michelle are back with episode six as they make their way through The Midnight Club, 'Witch'. They continue to contextualize the series through the lens of their experiences as 90s youth, and from the source material by Christopher Pike.
TW: Violence (Serial murder), Terminal Illness
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
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License code: XBKD3T4608IEVUGJ
1 hr 10 min - Episode 39: "Stranger Danger" (Midnight Club Ep 5 - 'See You Later')
On this episode of The Flanacast, Dina and Michelle continue their way through 'The Midnight Club' as they break down episode five, 'See You Later. They continue to contextualize the series through the lens of their experiences as 90s youth, and from the source material by Christopher Pike.
TW: Terminal Illness, Self Harm, Suicidal Ideation
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
https://uppbeat.io/t/ak/gone
License code: XBKD3T4608IEVUGJ
58 min - Episode 38: "High School Noir" (Midnight Club Ep 4: 'Gimme a Kiss')
On this episode of The Flanacast, Dina and Michelle are breaking down episode four of The Midnight Club, 'Gimme a Kiss'. They continue to contextualize the series through the lens of their experiences as 90s youth, and from the source material by Christopher Pike.
TW: Terminal Illness, STDs, Homophobia
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
https://uppbeat.io/t/ak/gone
License code: XBKD3T4608IEVUGJ
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About The Flanacast
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The Flanacast is a recap and analysis podcast dedicated to the work of Mike Flanagan. Join us for deep dives into the films and series created by Mr. Flanagan and his corps of amazing actors and filmmakers, as well as the source material that several of his works are based on.
The Flanacast posts bi-weekly!