Please, Netflix, put an end to your Death Note obsession
. Add in the duo's other sci-fi and/or mystery thriller projects, such as Wayward Pines and Hidden, which have also been received well by fans and critics, and The Duffers know what they're doing.stage play on the way, Netflix clearly has full confidence in The Duffer Brothers continuing to deliver hit after hit for its streaming platform.
However, history has shown that it can be difficult for the entertainment industry's writers, directors, and even actors to emerge from the shadow of their greatest hits.' showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss are a classic example. Okay, Game of Thrones' final season was a mess, but the duo were installed as the next big thing to take Hollywood by storm before the poor reception the show's eighth season was met with.
Weiss and Benioff were flavor of the month for a long time, but Games of Thrones' slapdash final season soon saw fans' opinions on the duo change. If Netflix's Death Note TV series goes the same way, it could tarnish The Duffer Brothers' reputation in much the same way, which would be disappointing to see.Netflix should take heed of the reception its previous live-action adaptations of iconic anime and manga has received, too.
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