Yeah that one
I recently started rewatching Stranger Things (again) this time from Season 1 all the way to Season 4, and I noticed that the song they play when Joyce and Hopper are resuscitating Will is the same song they play when Eddie is dying/Max is dying.
Nearly made me cry.
The impossible decision of bringing back Chrissy or Eddie...
Ah, who am I kidding. I'd bring back Chrissy. As much as I like Eddie, Chrissy didn't deserve to die as much as he didn't.
Shoot, man, you hit me with the impossible question
I want someone to write or draw an alternate universe where Chrissy survived Vecna and got together with Eddie.
Nancy always did come in clutch with a gun in like, every season. Whether it was the Revolver in Season 1, the Makarov in Season 3, Hopper's Shotgun in Seasons 1 & 2, and of course, the Sawed-Off in Season 4, she always had one towards the climax.
As someone who enjoys creature-oriented movies like Godzilla, Predator, and A Quiet Place (among others, I don't want to bore y'all with a giant list), the Demogorgon was always the most fascinating part of the show for me. Don't get me wrong, I love everything else about the show, but the Demo always stuck out. In Season 4 it was especially cool to see it at it's full potential, using it's strength and speed as an advantage. The design was always very interesting to me, as well, reminding me a lot of the monsters from A Quiet Place. It was something new and unique, pretty different from most monsters I'm used to.
So, I just want y'all's opinions, what do YOU guys think of the Demo boys? I understand if some people don't like them, on account of Bob and Barb (may their souls rest in peace) but feel free to yell at me for praising what is essentially the main antagonist of most of the series.
All I want is more Demogorgon screen time. As an avid creature flic enjoyer, the Demogorgon's design was always very unique and interesting to me, and it was really cool to see in season 4 how powerful a fully grown one actually is. In Nancy's vision she describes multiple creatures with gaping maws, which can only be our Demo boys, my best bet says Vecna's got an army of them in reserve.
*wheezes in russian*
@Romeo and Robot shit man you got a point
September 8, 1979
I literally have zero social skills so I didn't even think to think she was leading him on
^ Right? it just feels a little TOO important for it to not be important.
Steve gets to fight a Demogorgon with his trusty bat again
This is why I loved S3; while we didn't SEE much of it, Murray, Robin, Max AND Erica are all in the same place for a couple minutes.
Billy? Yes, he didn't.
Jason? mmmm, up for debate. He DID buy a revolver with the intent of killing our boy Eddie, and almost shot Lucas.
If anyone were to die, it would be Steve. Break my heart as it would, he was never supposed to make it past Season 1, the Duffers said it themselves. And with what is essentially a WAR now raging in Hawkins, Harrington's gonna have to break out his bat skills, or hope to god he gets plot armor.
(SPOILERS FOR S4E9)
So, in the final moments of the episode (or, well, the climax, I guess) when everything's going to shit and the four gates are tearing Hawkins inside out- or in this case, upside down, I guess. I didn't notice this until the second time I watched the episode, but the four gates all meet at the center of town- the Library. Now you may think, "big deal, the library is in the center of town, that's where the gates were headed." and you'd be right.
HOWEVER.
Let's retrace our steps back to Season 1, when Will gets kidnapped from Upside Down Castle Byers by Demogorgy. The Library (or at least the Upside Down counterpart) was where the Demogorgon held Will captive after capturing him.
Cue my mind being blown.
Now, this may just be a huge coincidence, and to be honest it probably is. But is it symbolic as hell? Absolutely.
