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Inspiration from Hollywood’s best

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Updated At : 05:35 AM Jul 30, 2018 IST
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Stranger Things is surely one of the biggest series of recent times and the makers are leaving no stone unturned to make the upcoming Season 3 a massive one! The Duffer brothers are reportedly drawing inspiration from one of cinema’s greatest horror maestros for this season. During a recent interview, executive producer Shawn Levy revealed that Stranger Things Season 3 will be inspired by John Carpenter.

Carpenter is known for his high-octane action and horror movies, including The Thing, Halloween, The Fog, and They Live. Levy also revealed that Season 3 will be the most ambitious one out of the other seasons. Reportedly, Season 3 is set in the summer of 1985, drawing attention on the rich pop culture of that time. 

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