As I referenced in my review of Stranger Things, the new Netflix series debuting Friday, the opening credits quickly help set the stage for the show and its expertly done homage to the films of the 1980s. With the graphic imagery of the logo (evoking Stephen King novels) to the music, which feels straight from an 80s John Carpenter film, the mood is created for a show that feels right out of the era it’s set in.
IGN has the exclusive debut of the opening sequence of Stranger Things, in a special version that removes the cast and crew credits, letting you take in just the work of Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein, who composed the music, and Imaginary Forces, who designed the sequence.
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IGN has the exclusive debut of the opening sequence of Stranger Things, in a special version that removes the cast and crew credits, letting you take in just the work of Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein, who composed the music, and Imaginary Forces, who designed the sequence.
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