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Netflix launched the American sci-fi thriller Stranger Things in the summer of 2016. After a young boy went missing, a super-powerful girl helped a friend of the boy find out where the boy was, and the boy's brother and the sheriff of the small town police station launched their respective investigations. Its plot, performance and soundtrack are all tribute to classic 80s films and albums such as Steven Spielberg, Stephen King and George Lucas. Not only did it break last year's documentary "Making a Murder" with over 14 million views in the U.S., it could even be compared to "The Dead End, currently the most-watched" in the U.S. (14.19 million viewers for the end-of-season episode of the sixth season), but the time-space setting was set at 1980. Why is the thriller of a small american country town so popular?<br>It repackages and combines elements familiar to Gen X (1956-1980), giving Gen X viewers a familiar but somewhat fresh sense of curiosity, and for younger generations, it's a way of telling stories that you've almost never seen before.
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