Stranger Things 2 episode 4 review: Will The Wise (spoilers)
Here’s our spoiler-filled review of Stranger Things 2 episode 4…
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Here’s our spoiler-filled review of Stranger Things 2 episode 4…
So, you’ve binge watched all of season two’s Stranger Things in an evening? You know you’re going to be okay for the next day or two. Halloween is approaching and there’s horror movies to keep you distracted. However, as you undoubtedly inch towards the weekend those horror movies are not going to satisfy you: it’s … >
Here’s our spoiler-filled review of Stranger Things 2, episode 3: The Pollywog.
Hello and welcome to the Upside Down or, as we’re calling it, the even-numbered reviews of Stranger Things 2. John and I will be swapping back and forth as we race through this exciting new season so, if your favourite episode happens to be two, four, six or eight, I sincerely apologise.
Stranger Things is back, but it’s not reinventing its own wheel.
It’s 1984 and the citizens of Hawkins, Indiana are still reeling from the horrors of the demagorgon and the secrets of Hawkins Lab. Will Byers has been rescued from the Upside Down but a bigger, sinister entity still threatens those who survived.
Stranger Things was the biggest breakout hit of last year and a huge win for Netflix, so not many people are thinking about the show’s end right now. However, it appears that there’s already a definite plan for when and how it might wrap up the stories of these characters at some point in the … >
A pretty excellent new trailer has arrived for Stranger Things season two, featuring enough scares and 80s call-backs to please the fans of last year’s breakout TV hit.
It’s the biggest date in any TV fan’s calendar, but those of us stuck in ol’ Blighty have to make do with the snippets of info found online at increasingly unsociable hours (SDCC hangover is a thing even if you’re not their in person). This year, we’ve got your back. Here’s your handy guide to … >
There are fan favourite characters and then there are fan movements, and the reaction to the character of Barb on Stranger Things’ first season was definitely the latter. Originally a side character in a larger story, she became a symbol and overtook much of the conversation surrounding the show.