I mostly liked Stranger Things’ third season. There is something messed up about a show pandering to ’80s nostalgia now pandering to its own nostalgia. And now we’re going to get four-and possibly five-seasons with the same ensemble. There was a time when the Duffer Brothers envisioned Stranger Things as an anthology series, but the fervor around what was an excellent first season-and perhaps just as important, a talented cast of adorable young stars led by Millie Bobby Brown and Finn Wolfhard-led them to keep the story in Hawkins. I think it’s safe to say Stranger Things has jumped the shark-er, the Demogorgon. Meanwhile, back in the States, a new horror is beginning to surface, something long buried, something that connects everything … ” (If you want to actually read deeper into this, the teaser is titled “From Russia with love,” which could indicate Season 4 is going to shamelessly evoke James Bond for its next adventure.) “Although it’s not all good news for our ‘American’ he is imprisoned far from home in the snowy wasteland of Kamchatka, where he will face dangers both human … and other. “We’re excited to officially confirm that production on Stranger Things 4 is now underway-and even more excited to announce the return of Hopper!” the Netflix press release reads. If you’d like an explanation as to how a man who appeared to die in a secret Russian laboratory explosion in Indiana somehow ended up in Russia, the first Season 4 log line doesn’t provide much detail.
Hopper shaved his head, making him look like the kind of dude who’d post a 45-minute screed on YouTube about why Joker is a masterpiece and should’ve won Best Picture: It’s not much of a silver lining, seeing as Hopper is basically a Russian prisoner of (interdimensional?) war in a remote, wintry outpost led by the guy (Tom Wlaschiha) who played Jaqen H’ghar on Game of Thrones.
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