Stranger Things

It's okay show, but I wouldn't recommend it to adults. It's more suited for kids and teenagers. Propaganda is well hidden in this one, but it's still there. Attentive eye will catch it. For me as an adult this show wasn't very interesting and couldn't take it seriously.

Season 3 - SPOILER-FREE Review

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Stranger Things first appeared in our lives back in 2016 with its phenomenal first season, followed by a less amazing yet still entertaining Season 2. I was pretty excited for the third adventure with one of the best (if not the best) young ensemble casts ever. The acting in this show is unbelievable, even more when considering the age of most of the kids (14-17). Millie Bobby Brown is 15-years-old! Fifteen! Weirdly, the show will only be eligible for next year's Emmy's, but if she doesn't get nominated AND win, I sincerely don't know what she needs to do more. The seamless ease that Millie has in showing...

I came to the latest season of Stranger Things with real reservations. I felt the last season was simply a recycling of what had gone before and wondered, if this wasn't another case of, "rinse and repeat."

Well, thankfully, that's not the case. The latest season adds new material and fleshes out the overall back story. Its suitably creepy too, with yet more 80's style nostalgia and one of my favourite Kate Bush songs.

Everything is well placed, great sets, great acting and thrills that keep you coming back. Its sets things up beautifully for the next season too.

NOTE: The last season was truly anti climatic and rather simplistic. Its a shame, given how well, this started out.

I don't remember Africa being that popular in the 80s... do you? I mean, those of you who are old enough to actually remember the 80s. It was a hit, I remember that. I remember my mom liked it... my MOTHER liked it, which is sort of the population that Toto catered to, but I don't remember Africa having that much play on any station that anyone openly listened to until... what 2014 when Family Guy popularized it again because one of their writers played too much GTA in the early naughts.

Anyway, this show comes with a really important lesson.

It was great, it really was, the first seasons were pretty fantastic, and then it stank. It went woke, the character did things they wouldn't do, things that were completely out of character,...

Intelligent and witty with a perfect seasoning of 80s references.

Stranger Things is a highly popular science fiction horror series that debuted on Netflix in 2016. Created by the Duffer Brothers, the show is set in the 1980s and has gained a massive fan following due to its nostalgic elements, thrilling storyline, and unique blend of supernatural and sci-fi themes.

Plot Overview The series takes place in the small town of Hawkins, Indiana, where a young boy named Will Byers disappears under mysterious circumstances. As his friends and family search for him, they encounter strange occurrences, including a girl with psychic abilities, who calls herself Eleven. Together, they uncover a secret government experiment and a parallel dimension known as the Upside Down.

As the group of friends, led by Mike...

Could have been a Geek's Favorite Movie I really wanted to like Stranger Things more. As a fan of DND, I had high hopes for what this show would be able to offer. While the plots were well written, I found the pacing to be erratic which made it hard to stay interested. Often times, I found myself confused by th jovial interactions in the midst of deeply traumatic scenes. While these moments offered opportunities for character building, I also found they took away from the serious plots.

Ultimately, I enjoyed seeing these kids save the world time and time again, I don't feel this show left a lasting impression on me. While interesting while watching, I don't imagine I would find myself coming back to this show as I think the mystery...