Maybe some of those limbs you see are completely dysfunctional and it’s just dragging them behind him.”ĥ. So what would that look like if this Mind Flayer reincarnates itself in a creature that’s much more like a dinosaur or like a deformed dinosaur, like Frankenstein’s deformed dinosaur? It’s not a well-designed creature it’s a thrown-together, nasty, weird body parts creature so it should be limping. I was part of his inception, not the very idea of it but the way he looks and developing it. “We wanted to do something fleshy this year and something with teeth and wet and heavy,” visual effects supervisor Paul Graff says. The Mind Flayer’s creature was inspired by John Carpenter’s The Thing.
“We got really excited about going for it and building this season around some of this gross, body horror, Cronenberg stuff that we all secretly love or not secretly,” Dichter adds.Ĥ. We thought about the idea of him in that Hellraiser way of building a body.” “Because now he’s aware that this girl has these powers that are extraordinarily strong and can stop him from his evil plans. “We got excited about he knew about Eleven now which he didn’t in season 2, which is really why we ended season 2 with the Mind Flayer hovering over Hawkins,” Ross Duffer explains. The Mind Flayer, trapped in the Upside Down, still needed a way to terrorize Hawkins in season 3.
I did a lot of work people who suffer or live with those conditions.”ģ. “The whole thing is the fight for Billy having the spot and having the voice. “I did a lot of work in psychology on where the spot is, like which personality has control over the spot, the room, right? In your head,” he says. Montgomery also researched dissociative identity disorder to portray Billy’s possession. That was a strategy I wanted to employ this season.” I feel like whether he’s playing the archetypal villain or hero or somewhere in between, he gives very unusual acting choices which I think keep the audience on their toes a little bit. “Let’s talk about Jack Nicholson for a second. “We had actually spoken a lot about it in season 2 and that was something that I was very aware of, but I wasn’t really aware of how it was going to pan out,” Dacre Montgomery, who plays Billy, says. The Mind Flayer possessing Billy was actually supposed to happen in season 2. “When we came across the Mind Flayer in Dungeons and Dragons mythology, it was such a shocking discovery,” writer Paul Dichter says.Ģ. That’s always even scarier to us than just a creature or a monster.”Īnd the Mind Flayer really is inspired from Dungeons and Dragons as he is on the show. What we really wanted to do to up the stakes is create something sentient. “We always saw the demogorgons as sharks - the shark in Jaws - in season 1,” Ross Duffer says. The main entree? The Mind Flayer’s monster. The demogorgons were always meant to be the appetizer. (You can check out all the highlights from the first episode and all the highlights from the second episode, too.)ġ. But if you don’t have 30 minutes to spare, EW has rounded up all the biggest Easter egg reveals from the latest episode.
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The final episode of Netflix’s Behind the Scenes: Stranger Things 3 podcast is out now on all podcast streaming platforms and the half-hour installment is full of secrets from the Duffer Brothers and the show writers about the Mind Flayer and his revolting season 3 weapon made of Flayed people.
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