Stranger Things Season 4 Subtitles Team React to Scene Descriptor Memes

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TheStranger Things season 4 subtitle team has shared their reaction to the hilarious memes fans have been making about some of the show's most memorable scene descriptions. During a decidedly turbulent time for Netflix, the return of the sci-fi horror series has definitely been a huge success for the streaming service, with Stranger Things season 4 becoming Netflix’s most-watched English language series of all time. Season 4 also proved to be more epic, ambitious, and terrifying than ever before, and audiences once again found themselves totally immersed in the small town of Hawkins and its dark secrets.

The success of Stranger Things season 4 has inevitably generated some very popular memes, including Vecna enjoying a Starbucks in his downtime and the huge resurgence of Kate Bush’s «Running Up That Hill» as fans speculate about which song would save them from Vecna’s curse. However, one of the stand-out memes has been the amazingly visceral screen descriptors that can be viewed when watching Stranger Things with subtitles on. Descriptors like “squelching wetly”, “eldritch gurgling” and “tentacles undulating moistly” have quickly become fan-favorites, with some also loving the subtle distinctions between ominous synth music, tender synth music, and emotional synth music.

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Now, the Stranger Things subtitle team has spoken about their evocative choices and shared their reaction to all of the memes. In an interview with Vulture, subtitle quality assurance editor Karli Witkowska said that the way that moist subtitles have become a staple of Stranger Things is “exceptional news” and that the response has been “unbelievable.” Read her full response below:

“It’s