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Is The Book 'Go Ask Alice' A True Story?
Fifty years after its publication, this literary fraud about a drug-addled girl is still on the shelves. Can its damaging lies about addiction ever be undone?
Source: esquire.com
"Stranger Things" Resurrects The U.S. Satanic Panic Of The 1980s
One of the major plotlines of the fourth season of Netflix's hit show, set in 1986, takes inspiration in the real satanic panic that swept the United States in the 1980s.
Source: worldcrunch.com
Is The Book 'Go Ask Alice' A True Story?
Fifty years after its publication, this literary fraud about a drug-addled girl is still on the shelves. Can its damaging lies about addiction ever be undone?
Source: esquire.com
Stranger Things Eddie Munson is based on a true crime story
The writers were loosely inspired by the documentary series Paradise Lost
Source: gamesradar.com
David Harbour Used Conan the Barbarian Sword in Stranger Things 4 Vol 2
David Harbour shared the backstory of the sword in the Stranger Things 4 finale: it is the same weapon used by Arnold Schwarzenegger in Conan the Barbarian.
Source: menshealth.com
This STRANGER THINGS 4 Death Isn't Noble Nor Necessary
Stranger Things 4's major character death undermined the season's most important arc. And this special character deserved better.
Source: nerdist.com
Stranger Things 4 did Eddie Munson dirty, but the actor understands why
Eddie Munson’s death on Netflix’s Stranger Things makes sense to Joseph Quinn, and he’s grateful he got to play his epic Metallica moment (even if it’s not "Running Up That Hill").
Source: polygon.com
'Satanic worship, sodomy and even murder': how Stranger Things revived the American satanic panic of the 80s
The latest season of Stranger Things features a town in the grip of a ‘Satanic Panic’. This reflects the very fears that existed in 1980s America, which still exist in different forms today.
Source: theconversation.com