Things Stranger Things Stole From Stephen King's ITEven the great Stephen King himself has expressed his utter joy at having found the many links between Stranger Things and his sci- fi masterpieces. Furthermore, the Duffer brothers have not been coy about who and what inspired the show. Eleven shares many similarities with King’s most famous anti- heroine, Carrie, such as her psychic powers and sinister upbringing, while there are strong whiffs of Stand By Me like the scene where they walk along train tracks in search of Will.

As you may know, the Duffer brothers had originally pitched an IT adaptation but were rejected. Thankfully they went on to create Stranger Things, which has gained a huge fan base who more than appreciate its retro take on the science fiction genre. With inspiration from the likes of King and Spielberg, you can draw many comparisons between Stranger Things and some of your favourite classics, including IT. In the very first episode, Joyce, played by Winona Ryder, asks Will if he’s scared of clowns and even Eleven’s name could be a reference to a famous quote from IT: “What can be done when you’re eleven can often never be done again.”And in case you were wondering, Finn Wolfhard’s role as Richie Tozier is just a mere coincidence as recently relayed by the director of IT, Andie Muschietti. Because of our love for all things strange, it is our absolute joy to present you with 1. Things Stranger Things Stole From Stephen King’s IT.

THE FONT USED FOR THE TITLE OF STRANGER THINGS REPLICATES PRETTY MUCH ALL OF KING’S NOVELSThe fact that Stranger Things adopts the same font as many of Stephen King’s book covers has cropped up in numerous articles comparing the show to King’s work. Indeed, throughout the entire season, you can find small copycat clues that link to one King novel or another. With today’s obsession with all that is retro, it’s not hard to see why they chose this font for the title of the show and although this type of lettering is mainly linked to King’s novels, similar fonts can be found on a wide range of vintage horror and sci- fi books. Anyone remember those Point Horror books as a kid?

The dark backdrop with the large domineering letters were too enticing not to pick up. As soon as you see those bold big red letters with the bent edges, you know your retromania will be put to rest!

BOTH ELEVEN AND BEVERLY ALLOW THE BOYS TO BECOME FAMILIAR WITH GIRLSBen from IT and Mike from Stranger Things both take a liking to the ‘new girl’, and we see how they deal with their new feelings of attraction and protectiveness. From the outset it is clear that both groups have little experience with the female gender, but we slowly see them grow in confidence as the girls become a welcome addition. Both Eleven and Beverly bring a certain level of maturity and common- sense which the boys do not possess. This is most likely down to their experiences, which have made them wary of adults and given them a darker outlook on things. With the new arrivals, we are able to see the boys, Ben and Mike, tackle these foreign emotions.

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Their love for the young girls mean they both have a lot more to lose, making the danger all the more menacing. BOTH HAVE ONE SOLE FEMALE CHARACTER WHO JOINS THE GROUPThere are some prominent female characters in both. In IT, it is Beverly Marsh, a girl who is abused by her father, who later becomes a victim of domestic abuse as she struggles to leave the second violent man in her life.

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In Stranger Things, Eleven also has a complex relationship with her own “father figure”, Brenner. Eleven calls him ‘Papa’ and it is not yet known if this man is her real dad or not, although it seems unlikely. Brenner is the director of the Hawkins lab in which Eleven was kept prisoner for experimental purposes.

Eleven led an isolated life within the lab and is yet to learn about her mother, whom she was taken from as a baby. While Beverly’s relationship with her own family is strained and Eleven’s non- existent, it is their misfortune that so fervently ties them to their friends. BOTH FRIENDSHIP GROUPS HAVE A HIDEAWAYMost kids need a hideaway. Whether to escape the unyielding glare of their parents or the equally unyielding presence of their bullies, it allows them to be free of the world to which they are bound.

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A den or a meeting point form a safe space where the kids can speak with honesty, allowing you to become part of their inner circle. The Barrens in IT is not the most ideal place for children (a bit of land covered in trees next to a landfill), but the kids find some peace here and the natural environment allows them to create their own little paradise. In Stranger Things, Will has his own self- built fort in the middle of the local woods.

The power of Will’s sanctuary should not be dismissed as Will uses it to hide from the Demogorgon in the Upside Down. Comparably, the four boys find solace in Mike’s basement, which becomes an important location for planning Will’s rescue and hiding Eleven. BOTH START WITH A TRAGIC EVENTThe tragic events in both IT and Stranger Things can easily be linked. IT starts with the death of George Denbrough, Bill’s brother.

George is six years of age when he goes out in the rain to play with the boat Bill made him. The boat leads him to a sewer where Pennywise awaits and you can imagine the rest. Equally, Will is seized by the Demogorgon at the beginning of Stranger Things. Mike and Bill’s losses push the stories forward and motivate them into finding some answers. A brief conversation between Will and Mike before he leaves alludes to what is about to take place when Will confesses that he was defeated by the Demogorgon during their game of D& D, making Mike feel weirdly uneasy.

Similarly, in IT, once Bill completes the boat, George gives him a kiss to show his appreciation and Bill tells George he loves him. These unexpected signs of affection leave the brothers touched but a little unsettled.

THE TARGETED VICTIMS ARE MOSTLY CHILDREN OR TEENS‘It’ likes the taste of children because their fear is particularly delicious, plus they are easier to catch than adults. But what about the Demogorgon?

In Stranger Things, it seems equally as drawn to adults as it is to children, although we are yet to learn its ulterior motives (if it had any) or why it was suddenly able to move between the Upside Down and the regular world. For obvious reasons, many have compared the Demogorgon to the monster with the same name from D& D. Evidently the Hawkins lab has a fixation with children, having taken the newly born Eleven hostage after drugging the mother and giving the child psychic abilities. Due to Eleven’s name, it seems as though there could be other numbered children scattered across various labs, but this remains to be seen. Watch COMIX: Beyond The Comic Book Pages Online.

BOTH FRIENDSHIP GROUPS GET BULLIEDThe kids in Stranger Things are social outcasts, preferring to hang out with their science teacher than with the other rather intimidating kids at their school. They get bullied, as you do when you’re a kid who likes D& D, but this also makes their circle stronger. In IT, the Loser’s Club are persecuted by Henry Bowers and his gang.

They are all united by their ‘loser’ label and each possess a weakness or characteristic that makes them stand out from the rest of their peers. Eddie has his asthma, Ben has his weight and Bill has his stutter (much like Dustin who has cleidocranial dysplasia which gives him his lisp).