Midnight Mass

Part horror show. Part comedy ritual. Part late-night sermon for the weirdos.

Midnight Mass is a live horror experience and multimedia show from the Rebel W/O a Clue network hosted by Robert and Eric Built somewhere between a midnight movie screening, an old public access broadcast, a wrestling promo, and a backwoods church revival, the show blends horror discussion, live comedy, audience interaction, sermons, skits, and cult-style pageantry into one chaotic congregation of creeps.

Rob appears as The Reverend Lerot Rott— part horror host, part unhinged preacher, delivering dramatic “sermons” from The Book of Schlock, spreading the gospel of practical effects, VHS filth, drive-in classics, and beautifully trashy cinema. Eric plays the loyal but unpredictable counterpart, Brother Herman Inardz: a deadpan disciple, crypt keeper, and occasional agent of chaos who helps guide the congregation deeper into the weird.

Together, they treat horror movies like sacred texts. One night might feel like a revival tent for sleaze cinema. Another might become a solemn funeral for a cursed franchise. Every screening becomes an event.

The live setup leans heavily into atmosphere: candles, robes, pulp-horror imagery, late-night TV aesthetics, church iconography, cult chants, practical props, and the feeling that the audience accidentally wandered into something they maybe weren’t supposed to find. Fans aren’t just viewers — they’re the congregation.

At its core, Midnight Mass is about celebrating horror culture in all forms: the profound, the trashy, the uncomfortable, the hilarious, and the unforgettable. It’s for people who grew up on Fangoria, video store rentals, ECW at 2 AM, cable-access weirdness, and movies their parents probably shouldn’t have let them watch.

Come for the sermon. Stay for the sacrilege.