Ep 11 - Stranger Things 4: Elevated Horror and Perfect Mormon Representation

Pop Culture on the Apricot Tree

You might have guessed from the title, but we loved Stranger Things season 4. Not only did we get a nearly perfect representation of the reality of a large LDS family, but the show gave us some things to think about. Not that it was perfect: we talk about how many Latter-day Saints were hesitant to watch with the increased horror level, and the morality of horror as a genre in general. It's one of our longest episodes, but we promise the conversation will be worth your time.

Our Ratings:

Content: Telestial (but progressing)

Artistic Merit: 3 popcorn balls

Gospel Connections: 3 apricots

Best Books:

Liz - Overdue podcast

Carl - The Expanse book series & Amazon Prime series

Nathaniel - In Another World I Must Defeat the Demon King and In Another World I Must Train My Dungeon by Miles English

Barrett - Into the Woods: A Five Act Journey Through Story by John Yorke
For the rest of the show notes, check out the episode page: https://www.popcultureapricottree.com/post/stranger-things-4
Video episode edited by Liz Busby; audio episode edited by Carl Cranney

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