Netflix gifts Stranger Things spin-off screening in Los Angeles

Published on May 30, 2026 | Translated from Spanish

Netflix invites Stranger Things fans to a free screening in Los Angeles of its new animated series, Stranger Things: Tales from 85. This spin-off takes place in 1985, between the events of seasons 2 and 3, and follows the young protagonists as they face a new supernatural threat. For the public, it's an opportunity for free entertainment. Interested parties must reserve quickly, as spots are limited.

Retro movie theater facade glowing neon sign 1985, young teens holding walkie-talkies and flashlights entering through velvet ropes, ticket booth with old-fashioned cash register, film projector beam cutting through dark lobby, cinematic photorealistic render, dramatic purple and teal lighting, fog machine haze, vintage arcade machines visible inside, popcorn machine steam rising, technical details on 35mm film reels and projection lens, action of fans rushing toward screening room doors, ultra-detailed architectural elements, nostalgic evening street scene with palm trees

Animation as a narrative bridge between seasons 🎬

The use of animation allows exploring the Stranger Things universe without the production limitations of live action. Tales from 85 employs a visual style that evokes 80s cartoons, with a saturated color palette and simplified character designs. Technically, this facilitates more dynamic action sequences and supernatural creatures without budget constraints. The series positions itself as a narrative experiment that expands the lore without relying on the original cast.

Spoiler: the line to get in will be longer than the series 🍿

If you thought fighting the Demogorgon was hard, try getting a spot for this screening. Fans are already sharpening their fingers to click the reservation button, and the odds of success are similar to Will surviving another season. Of course, if you manage to get in, you'll be able to tell your grandchildren that you saw a cartoon episode before the rest of the world. Or at least before the cinema's WiFi crashes.