From the very start, Netflix’s Stranger Things gets you hooked up in the adventurous of three kids – Mike, Dustin, Lucas in the desperate search of their friend Will. The search was married with thrilling events and the discovery of a very weird girl, Eleven with mysterious powers.
While the kids where playing “hide and seek” Will’s grieving mother Joyce did a search of her own. She first went to the police like any mother would, then she, her son Jonathan and the Police Department led by the Police Chief went on their own search.

Joyce had a horrifying experience in which it seems like her missing son in the elasticated walls is trying to contact her through electricity and cracking phone lines. So she decorates the house with disco lights for better contact which there was but no one seems to believe her even Jonathan especially after the discovery of the Will’s dead body in a river.

The search for Will led the Police Chief to more missing cases, murder cases, Will’s dead body, the discovery of a new shaved head girl with powers who was an ex-lab rat for a shadowy Secret government experiments and also the discovery of a faceless monster.

Srtanger Things gives you that sense of wonder and edge of the sit experience. In the mix of the great Directing, Scenes and Casting; those kids were marvelous, the story though, lacks complexity and originality.
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