Netflix viewers slam new thriller series for 'disappointing' ending yet beg for renewal

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Netflix and fans were instantly hooked – but now some have been left unhappy.The series is about a girl who gets diagnosed with cancer, as Ilonka researches her condition before stumbling across a manor with a mysterious history.After reading about a girl from the past, who had the same type of cancer but was miraculously cured after staying at Brightcliffe, Ilonka decides to check into the same place.READ NEXT: BGT star breaks down over Netflix's Blonde film and says it’s 'assassination of an icon'With terminal cancer and a wish to get better, Ilonka goes to the "hospice" where she meets a cohort of other young people in the same boat at her.All eight residents at Brightcliffe have terminal illnesses and meet at midnight for The Midnight Club.Telling sinister stories each night when the clock strikes 12, the group makes a pact to give one another a sign from beyond the grave when they all inevitably die.But things start getting spooky for the group of terminally ill teens and things escalate.After trying out rituals and bidding farewell to some of the members of the group, the series ends on a huge cliff-hanger.Although highly praised by viewers for its jump scares and the sweet storyline, most viewers were completely dissatisfied with the ending."The Midnight Club ending was disappointing.

The Julia twist was obvious. We didn't see enough of the cult. It wasn't scary/creepy enough. Ilonka was too arrogant, but she singlehandedly carried that ship cos Kevin gave us nothing.

The other kids were great though," penned one.A second person then added: "What the heck was that ending they didn't even explain stuff.""Am I alone in my disappointment at that ending?