A Bittersweet Goodbye to Hawkins: Why Stranger Things Remains a Masterclass in Heart and Horror
Review by Pe’Tyn Smith. Photo courtesy of Jemar Tisby.
Stranger Things is a popular sci-fi and horror series that takes place in the 1980s in a small town in Indiana. The story follows a group of kids, teenagers, and adults who begin to experience strange supernatural events in their town. Characters like Eleven and Will Byers play important roles, as they work together to fight monsters from another dimension called the Upside Down, and uncover secret government experiments. Throughout the series, the characters must face dangerous creatures and protect their town, while also trying to live normal lives.
One thing I really like about the final season is how exciting and emotional it is. The story builds up to the ending of the series, and many important things happen in the episodes. The action scenes and the battles against the monsters are intense, and the characters have to work together more than ever before. The show also keeps viewers interested by mixing suspense, mystery and friendship.
Another reason I like this season is because the characters continue to grow and change. Throughout the series, the kids become more mature and learn how to handle difficult situations. Their friendships are a big part of the show, and it shows how important teamwork and loyalty are when facing challenges.
However, there were also some parts I did not like. One thing that was frustrating was when the show kept taking main characters, or putting them in danger. It made the story sad at times and made it hard to watch certain moments. Even though this adds drama to the show, it can also be upsetting for fans who care about the characters.
Overall, I think Stranger Things is a very entertaining show with a great mix of action, mystery, and emotions. The final season does a good job wrapping up the story, while keeping viewers excited. I would rate this series 4/5 stars and recommend you check it out if you enjoy sci-fi or supernatural shows. You can watch the series on Netflix.
Pe’Tyn Smith a freshman At Friendship Collegiate Academy.