The final battle looms large in the trailer for the "Stranger Things" series finale, released Tuesday by Netflix. "I need you to fight one last time," Hopper (David Harbour) urges Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) early in the trailer,

Ahead of Stranger Things Season 5 Volume 2 release, the makers dropped two brand new clips from its upcoming episodes. The videos revolve around Will's next big plan to kill Vecna, as the latter's alter-ego Mr Whatsit escort the captured children,

In one video, Miller mocks Stranger Things season 3 villain Billy Hargrove for crying while he's possessed by the Mind Flayer, and in another, Miller condemns Steve's cockiness for saying he can turn on the charm, all of which reflect real moments from the respective shows.

Stranger Things Season 5 Volume 2 is set to release soon and a new clip offers us an insight on what we could see next.

Netflix has released the trailer for the Stranger Things Season 5 finale, teasing the end of the long-running show.

Over 140,000 Stranger Things fans have signed a petition urging Netflix to restore alleged cut scenes from Season 5, Volume 2. Here is what they want, what the creators have said, and when the finale streams.

Volume 2 of Stranger Things Season 5 is just a few hours away, and its final episodes are hardly a week away from taking over the world– because what else do you think will happen once the years-long Netflix series starts releasing its final chapters?

You might have seen rumours on TikTok that Winona Ryder has a grudge against her Stranger Things co-star Priah Ferguson. Priah has actually spoken about this wild rumour, and clarified what really happened (hint: they’re calm).

There's a new conspiracy that Stranger Things has hours of cut footage that will solve all its current problems, but it just isn't real.

What was initially hopeful anticipation following that explosive reveal at the end of Volume 1 quickly devolved into dissatisfaction among many.

What makes fans take this theory seriously isn’t just nostalgia. Everyone who watches Stranger Things knows the show has a very consistent history of turning D&D metaphors into literal threats. Looking at the major monsters so far, it’s crystal clear ...