Stranger Things Has Become a Cultural Reference Point of Its Own Meloy's writing is sensitive to the way ocean air and seaside fog can put a mind on high alert, and he nails the underbelly of Oregon's idyllic beach towns the way more people ought to. The Seaham our young heroes inhabit, we come to realize, is pointedly different from the one tourists see: isolated, a little wild, with not-distant-enough roots in the rough-and-tumble fur trade. The Stars Did Wander Darkling is, on more than one occasion, genuinely terrifying, and Meloy milks his coastal setting for a lot of that terror. More than zero creep-outs have been set or shot on the Oregon coast ( The Ring, Green Room, and The Mercy of the Tide come to mind), but still, the region's year-round misty foreboding feels like a largely untapped resource for the ghost story-spinners of the world. More Horror Stories Should Take Place on the Oregon Coast Here are five things we took away from the surprisingly potent chiller. We blazed through The Stars Did Wander Darkling this week, just in time for the leaves to change and temperature to drop.
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