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Stranger Things
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Fluke71
Posted 2016-07-31 9:28 AM (#14109)
Subject: Stranger Things



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Location: Oslo, Norway		Just finished it, wow. I loved it. I grew up in the 80's played AD&D and watched the Goonies, this was a great nostalgia trip. Even the intro gave me goosebumps. I have a 12 year old son, and he loved it to, even if he did not have a relationship to the 80's. Its part Goonies part Stephen King with a tiny dash of Lovecraft horror (dimensional shambler). Recommended!
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JohnBem
Posted 2016-08-12 4:11 AM (#14168 - in reply to #14109)
Subject: Re: Stranger Things



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Location: Southeastern Pennsylvania		I agree, I also loved the show. Reminiscent of my youth also but I think the show holds up very well in its plot and characters even without that nostalgia factor. I second that recommendation.
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