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Good comeback for Winona.
Did some good stuff in the 80's /90`s.
Will watch.
Did some good stuff in the 80's /90`s.
Will watch.
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So any idea of what the last few minutes of the last episode means?
Spoiler thread needs to be created.
Wow, watching right now. It's like 1980s Spielberg and Stephen king had a demon baby.
A big part of that is the Duffers are new and emerging filmmakers and they really didn’t want the show to conform to increasingly obsolete notions of what is TV.
That picture alone is enough for me to avoid this like the plague.
That picture alone is enough for me to avoid this like the plague.
Lol, why?
Even Stephen King himself says so.
The show pays tribute to both film makers. Take a look at how they dress up Elle and how ET was dressed up LOL
Also one of the kids is going to be in the Next IT remake
Spot on. Reminds me of Flatliners as well.Wow, watching right now. It's like 1980s Spielberg and Stephen king had a demon baby.
sb is not a fan of miniature humans.


That picture alone is enough for me to avoid this like the plague.
The highlight of summer 2016 hasn’t been any blockbuster movie, at least so far. Nope, it’s the pleasant surprise that is the new Netflix series Stranger Things, which dropped its eight-episode first season on July 15. The horror/mystery series and Amblin throwback, which stars Winona Ryder and Matthew Modine, and is set in 1983, is the story of what happens in a small Indiana town when a little boy suddenly goes missing. This mystery eventually leads into an even larger, far more bizarre one.
Now the show’s creators, the Duffer Brothers, along with producer Shawn Levy, have revealed there are in fact plans not only for a second season, but several seasons. Although the show hasn’t officially been renewed by Netflix yet, with the outpouring of love and great reviews the series got with season one, it seems like a no-brainer. Series co-creator Matt Duffer recently talked to IGN about a potential continuation, saying, “If we do get to go back, it’s not a second season as much as a sequel”, which seemed to suggest that not all of the main cast would return, as was often common with horror sequels in the ’80s.
However, executive producer Shawn Levy has gone into a bit more detail about the potential future of the series, and confirms that most of the cast would indeed return, should they get the greenlight from Netflix. In an interview with /Film, Levy said the following: “We definitely are hopeful to go several more seasons. And the plan is to continue with this set of characters while introducing a few critical key new ones next season. So I’ll just say that a lot of the big mysteries get answered at the end of Season 1, but we are very much kind of unearthing new problems and questions that merit future stories and future investigation in the most enjoyable way.”