Articles about Stranger Things
Getting Stranger
Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown and series creators the Duffer Brothers reveal why season four is the biggest and scariest instalment of Netflix’s nostalgic 1980s drama yet.
Back to the 1980s
As a host of scripted series find inspiration in the 1980s, DQ speaks to the creatives behind these shows to find out how they recreated the era – and why it remains so popular almost 30 years after the decade ended.
Down with the kids
While some say young people are no longer watching TV, the global success of series like Riverdale and Pretty Little Liars has turned that theory on its head. DQ explores how series are driving youth audiences back to the box.
Building Stranger Things
Netflix drama Stranger Things became an instant classic upon its launch last summer, not just for its horror story but also its celebration of 1980s culture. Production designer Chris Trujillo reveals how he created the look of the series and what’s in store for season two.
Comic Con’s top trailers
From the new season of Stranger Things to CBS’s long-awaited Star Trek: Discovery, DQ presents 10 of the hottest drama trailers to premiere at this year’s Comic Con event, which concluded in San Diego yesterday
Westworld and The Crown head Golden Globe noms
The nominations for the 2017 Golden Globes Awards were unveiled this week. As always, Game of Thrones will be the TV show to beat, but there are some strong contenders…
West spies Korea opportunities
Amazon and Warner Bros are the latest Western companies to target Korean drama following similar moves by Netflix and NBC.
Writers dabble with the supernatural
French creative duo Herve Hadmar and Marc Herpoux have another international hit with spooky drama Beyond the Walls, while there are also supernatural success stories for the Duffer brothers and Jeff Davis.
Netflix channels 1980s style with Stranger Things
Netflix goes back to the ’80s with Stranger Things, a supernatural, small-screen homage to ET, Stand By Me and Halloween.
Netflix nurtures writing talent
Netflix and Amazon are evolving into virtual campuses for some of the TV industry’s most creative writers. This week we look at the scribes behind some of Netflix’s upcoming shows.