STRANGER THINGS -Recap

Although the season starts a bit slow, it gets track from episode three. Eleven is back to action, looking for clues about the past. The season has some acutely touching moments as the girl develops a relationship with people who represent those links with past events.

What she finds out gives her the whole picture of how corrupt and destructive the things that involved herself and her family were.

In the meantime, Will's visions lead the Chief to realize that Stranger Things are yet to happen in his city.

Again, the lab activities are at the center of the circumstances surrounding people's peculiar behavior.

Thrilling near-death experiences make the episodes exciting from chapter 5 on.

However, the season lacks some of the endearing moments of the first.

It gets darker and gorier, with lots of deaths as the lab tries to regain control of things and stop the supernatural plague growing under Hawkins.

One thing I can't deny is that the last episode makes you eager for season 3.

Under-the-ground moments make the series claustrophobic, which is superb for the general feeling of darkness and the danger it brings!

The funniest about the season's facts is how Steve is the chosen one for the loser of the series. Again, I can't get it. But well, it is what it is, and, voluntarily, this time, the guy is once again involved with killing monsters. He also does not get the girl.

In these episodes, heroes are everywhere. Season 2 is about a community fighting for itself. I loved it.