Stranger Things Season 4 is pure horror – and that’s a good thing

The fourth season of “Stranger Things” will take place on May 27 Netflix to see. Our author got a preview of the first six episodes. However, the following review refrains from major spoilers.

Will Eleven regain her strength? Will Hopper succeed in freeing himself from the Russian concentration camp and returning to his loved ones? What about the new monster that haunts Hawkins? Anyone who’s seen the trailer for Season 4 of the popular science fiction series Stranger Things already knows that these are the key questions guiding the new episodes. However, what audiences don’t realize is just how bloody, brutal and frightening the fourth season of Stranger Things can be. (Also read: The Best Science Fiction Movies – According to NASA)

A serial killer from another dimension

While hilarious and relatively innocent sci-fi adventure films such as “ET,” “The Goonies,” “Stand by Me,” and “Ghostbusters” served as a reference for the early seasons, the fourth season of the Netflix original is based on sheer horror from “Carrie” and “The Huntress.” Evil Spirits” and “A Nightmare on Elm Street”. Above all, so-called “body terrors” – in this case gruesome sprains and extremely bloody facial injuries – are frequently depicted in close-ups.

Responsible for this terrifying scene is a new and mysterious villain, which children once again named a creature from the fantasy game Dungeons and Dragons: Vecna. He targets primarily tormented souls and socially isolated youth, whom he stalks, threatens, and eventually kills in the depths of their psyche (Freddy Krueger sends his regards); Hawkins’ teens seem vulnerable to the Upside Down’s brutal serial killer, as they have all experienced grief, loss, disappointment, and pain.