Stranger Things was not just a successful series: it was a cultural phenomenon, an emotional bridge between past and present, capable of bringing a certain way of telling the fantastic back into the spotlight.

In this video, I look back on its legacy: the revival of the 1980s, the power of its imagery, and the sense of mystery and adventure that captivated millions of viewers.

The final season leaves an uncomfortable question hanging in the air: how much of that original spirit truly remains?

A personal retrospective — part analysis, part memory, part critique — on a series that, in any case, defined an era.