Read This: Font nerd goes nuts explaining the Stranger Things credits

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Netflix’s Stranger Things is picking up a real reputation as a show that gets the little details right. The music, the costuming, and even the typefaces: They all work to ground the show in its 1980’s Indiana setting, in a universe where the wonders and threats of Steven Spielberg and John Carpenter are never far from reach. We’ve talked before with the show’s creators, Matt and Ross Duffer, about its gorgeous opening credits sequence, created by Imaginary Forces, the firm that also created the jittery, Nine Inch Nails-backed credits for David Fincher’s Se7en. Now we’ve got a blog post, penned by fan and designer Sarah Gless, that takes a deep dive into the fonts and techniques that create the intro’s almost-hypnotic appeal.