From the 80s with fury, there comes fourth and penultimate season of Stranger Things. The teen horror / sci-fi gods series brothers Matt and Ross Duffer is now available on Netflix with the Volume 1 (including the first seven episodes). While Volume 2 coming July 1st will include the last two, for a total of 9 episodes. But where were we left? At the end of the third season Hopper (David Harbor) is believed dead, while the Byers (Winona Ryder, Noah Schnapp And Charlie Heaton) and Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) were preparing to leave Hawkins. Three years after the tear-jerking “the end”, the cult brothers of seriality start again from the spring of 1986six months after the events of the Starcourt Mall, the mall that sowed terror and destruction in their town.
With a new threat poised to surface from the Upside downthe adventures of Dustin and associates the more horror than ever until now. The group of friends, now in high school, will have to contend with the bad monster Vecna and with the creaking Creel House: The mysterious haunted house, once home to the infamous Victor Creel (played by Robert Englundthe Freddy Krueger of the saga Nightmare). Season after season, Stranger Things he taught us a lot about friendship and acceptance. But the nostalgia-series is also an unsuspected manual from which to draw to face any calamity. Here, 10 survival lessons we learned from Undi and company.
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1/101. There is an “upside” to everything
If you can’t find the solution, try looking at things from another perspective.
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2/102. Ready for action (Harrington docet)
Steve Harrington taught us that the likelihood of success is directly proportional to your preparation, the strength of your team and their leadership.
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3/103. The Christmas lights …
… They can be used to communicate in morse code.
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4/104. Compulsive shopping …
It is a widespread phenomenon in consumer society that affects, above all, women and adolescent girls. To limit the damage, bring a budget and leave your credit card at home.
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5/105. Four sprays of Farrah Fawcett lacquer …
To KO the attackers, in the absence of pepper spray.
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6/106. The ventilation ducts …
They are a good escape route in an emergency.
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7/107. Never without …
Spare batteries.
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8/108. Learn the art of mimicry
The struggle for survival is a daily challenge, especially if you are smaller than the others. Learn the technique of hiding to escape the snares of predators.
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9/109. Food supplies to go…
To face a post-apocalyptic scenario.
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10/1010. And in case of “evil Russians” in pursuit …
There Planck’s constant updated is 6.62607015. What was known in 1985 was “6,626176” and not “6,62607004” as erroneously said in Stranger Things.
Source: Vanity Fair
