'Stranger Things' returns to the upside down
The element of surprise and Reagan-era nostalgia rendered the Netflix series "Stranger Things" a breakout when it arrived last year complete with monsters, mad scientists and mullets. For those viewers who happened upon the quirky little show while combing through their congested Netflix queue, it felt as if they'd finally made a diamond-in-the-rough discovery.
The show, an homage to '80s sci-fi and horror films, followed the disappearance of a boy from a small town in Indiana, and the subsequent arrival
