Eerie, Indiana unboxing video

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Yup, another one

Belmont University's motion pictures degree chaired by Eerie, Indiana writer Will Akers

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Belmont University announced today the opening of a new undergraduate degree program in motion pictures, the study of cinematography, screenwriting, film production, etc. The curriculum for this interdisciplinary studies program is being developed under the expertise of Will Akers, Belmont’s new assistant professor and chair of the program. Motion Pictures classes will begin in fall 2013.

In addition to having 25 years experience as a screenwriter, Akers’ background includes 19 years of teaching at Vanderbilt University in film studies, theater and communication studies. He is also the author of an industry-standard text, Your Screenplay Sucks!, 100 Ways To Make It Great. A Nashville native, graduate of Vanderbilt, with a master’s degree in cinema production from the University of Southern California, Akers is a fixture in the Nashville film community. He has had three feature films produced from his screenplays and wrote for the network television series “Strange Luck,” “Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman” and “Eerie, Indiana.”

Evening Standard on Stranger Things

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After an eye-catching supporting turn in last year’s Sky Atlantic drama Show Me a Hero, Winona Ryder’s small-screen comeback continues apace. In this unsettling tribute to cult classics including Twin Peaks and Nightmare on Elm Street she plays Joyce, the mother of a young boy who vanishes without trace in Eighties Indiana. Those with fond memories of Nineties kids’ show Eerie, Indiana may also want to keep an eye out for this one — it’s got slow-burn hit written all over it.

NME discusses the ending of Stranger Things

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Spoilers ahead, obviously

Eerie, Indiana fanfiction: Preparations

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Written for Day 28 of the 31_days July challenge. The prompt was "Liar. Monster. Snappy dresser."

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Creature Designers: the Frankenstein Complex

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Fun documentary about movie monsters and their makers

Pretty sure I just found Sara Sue in Paris...

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I like to think this is how it went after she left Eerie...